New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-14

A,ec Young OF Hoboken, wants the Brya"'e
nomination for Congress in the Win .''s''io''
By all means let him have II II only ioi '"e
sake of seeing how enthusiastic the ra'iroau ei,-
Moves of Hoboken Will become over MS o""u'
dacv. Enthusiasm would be too mild term 10
describe their feelings. They would ian up0''
his neck-with clubs
ur,.ssor Andrew Jackson De Voc says that
We are going TO have a cold wave to-day anu
fros, on Tuesday. Don't be in hurry thoush'
nutting away your summer clothing
Tic no wonder that the regularly eiecteu
delegates from Montclair TO the alleged Dei'o
cratic Convention are angry over theh ue"
mont But they err in referring TO Coohe' ''''
Sorator Smiths tool Price is Boss this time.
I'm the night that Bryan was nominated iiiO0
celebrated the event and scored the Jersey
,,..,os Smith included for refusing to ac-
ouiesce in the nomination. one thins aoo'.
price Is that YOU always know where to ma
him. And he fights in the open
Ex-senator Drake Is not seeking the Demo
cratic nomination for Congress IN the W." D''
trict That honor will go 10 Gus cutter
Tho convention will be held in Newton to-ihoi
row and Cutler may be nominated by acciaii'a-
ton as a result of Johnston CORNISH eiioi %
on his behalf. 1t is funny thing 'houeh' '""'
q majority Of the delegates from cutter own
county Norris were against him orlg'naiis' anu
he would have been beaten but for the WORK
done nv Cornish in Warren and the other cou"-
ties.
Those rampant Bryanites from Union County
who insisted that Samuel NJ Wil1ams' one VI
the most honored and respected Democrats IA
the county. should he kicked out OF the o'a'e
Committee because he refused 10 SWAMI"
BRYAN and reputation, named as his successor
a Young man who had been unable TO &c. inc
endorsement of his own district for Assembly
Tread softly brethren The Essex Count!
democracy is in the throes of deep thinking
SMELL knowing that an agitated country
awaits it's decision. it is sorely distressed -
know whether duty lies with Bryarism OF sou"u
currency Tyler Parmly. the Chief Mogui' mas
already gone over to free money out II Will NC
few DAYS vet before the other patriots ueclue
whether they shall follow his lead On'i' ."eH
this Republic Of ours will have TO worry aiohs
the best way that ii can
soro,or Smith will please walk right up TO the the
CAPTAINS office when he lands ana eEpain ms win
tentlons They waiting for you ''"''''' WIN
a stuffed club.-(Newark Advertiser
~o no That's an empty wallet that you see
- ,he,r hands What they want is the Sena-
tors cash. and they'll never even ask nm where
he got it,
The Brvanite Presidential electors nominated
N Trenton last Wednesday have been muoiseu
Ia, tho People's party otherwise known as the
ponulists one OF the electors William = b"l-
rick is a Populist and his selection is sald 10
have been the price paid for Endorsement BAR
ic,, is reported to be in favor Of Bryan ana
vo+eon while mis- associates on the ticket are
for BRYAN and Sewall.
1,o danger of taking ones facts about jersey
llTretrated Yesterday Al these more or less ac
curate puhications aereeu ccr r out Of the
Dnmocratic nomination for Congress by a sfnx
niT Young OF Hoboken was to be put up III MS
nlace Jersey City News
Please count The Tribune out. No'hihS VI
tho kind appeared in 'hese columns.
ro.,irht the Franklin Township Committee
= 80 listen to the seductive oratory Of James >.
Alien professional elocutionst for the Erie kal-
rood Company The Legislature passed law
tbrouph the efforts of AssenDNmah All'"
skinner. empowering the Township Cofii'"'''e'
70 require the erection Of gates AT 'he sidue
crossings in the township. The company lous"'
that law in the courts and was beaten ana no"
il comes forward with great modesN 10 "'N
that the people be satisfied with having ""6
man at one Of the crossings To urge that re-
ouest is Mr. Aliens mission tonight or course
bs will be answered with most empnauc no.
Jersevmen don't appreciate Mr. Aliens elo-
quence.
Colonel Robert Adrain formerly senator
Prosecutor ETC. is for Bryan and repudiatioh
naturally enough The Colonel was Presiueh'
of the Rump Senate which insisted that ten =
a majority of twenty-one. 1t is not surprlsins
therefore to hear him declare that II the gu
nr.roe Court of the United States won't upholu
on Income Tax law. the judges should be turheo
ont and men appointed in their places VINO WI"
annrove such a measure.
..r,e Home News" Of ew-Brunswick, hnds
.,., a number Of Democratic lawyers In tha'
to,n won't support Bryan. Supreme Cour
,rs,ica Ludlow says that he doesn't 1aVor 'n'
C,,cago platform. ex-Judge Charles T. Co"eh
hoven comes out fatty with the announcement
-. no intends to vote for Mckinney ana no
-. and Freeman Woodbridge is sod Demo
cr., with leanings toward Palmer ana i'ucN
ner