New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-05
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.,h,,;nn state Convention meets IN
The f'o" wednesday and the Democratic
Trenton ,o,or The Democrats saw that they
o o.s sure of polling more ',,. ,osss ~
are sur than the Prohibtionists.
,,sin.erested patriots seem 10 De
f' y, up considerably over the
vorKins .on,ion of John Kean to seize the
alleged III, ~ the Republican State Commit
ehairfnahsnp &c not worrying himself about
w latter. 1t is not believed '"a' "e 49,
"' The office now under any ci''u'''s.
ep last of all is it Likely that ne "ouiu az
shu 20 supplant the man VINO orisiia,iS oe
'e~p chairman at his sohci'a'ion' anu e"'e
came limo and energy toward his election as
governor
,,,,,ov hoor, continues to make headway
Kthe rate Senator Seweil may resre' ona'
d tne.ppsd so much aversion 10 coiiA'S anu 'e'
psysvark News
sewell is likely to have the pleasure
..stipg New-Jersey's solid vote LOT 1u'i>'''e'
IN St. Louis
r,onv Republican factions in Now,Jer-
There are - a bitter warfare among the leauers
wy TnsIe 10 led by Hobart and another o.! Mean
One faction - s IN acerbity every day, and the out
TIE sum. ,SStbng but encouraging Tor harh,oTE 80
lek ts To get even with ms ehelles , oha,rman
TIE nnA going 10 have himself eieg.eu III ;,nl
ays be IS SS J state Committee. This Is an I'M
the nopson 10 hold during rres,ueIiss,a,
and OF course Mr.. Sean VIII boomNephila-
s SsSs Record.
-,,.r wsn That Will be news indeed 70 the
wen ,ssv folks who are not aware OF such
anpe .,n their midst" Messrs. Hobart ana
ehso'Ao ~. N be ashamed of themselves Tot
kean oNs s.orst the hostility between them and
Keep'"e ceiling their friends and neighbors TO
thus .r,o,mation by way of Philadelphia
ge' "" ,sough they were in ignorance or IT
themselves
-u A.. Democratic Convention on Thursday
aus recognition to Senator Smiths
nsA, s.rv,ces in behalf of New-Jersey indus
tries?
-, Carrot A Hobart's friends believed
49,. s,s candidacy for Vice-President would
."Ss 10, ,mmeasurably strengthened had the
.s'~ ,a.sov Republican State Convention de-
800 aat,v for Mckinley. This view is up
Lila IN a washington letter to THE Phiiauei-
phia Press:
r,..u. r, New.Jersey. is another candidate muSh
nVp ~ Tar Vice-President. But the iact mat
wrsey he'd back sn and the oaa fact that he win
sss sdS them at ST. Louis will not help NeW-Jersey
nss erd Mir Hobart has himself expressed an
CANON that New-Jersey preferred Mckinney; Bni
- viii fake something more than the per oi, IA
M m ~ one delegate 10 secure the NicePresdency
or NewJersey II the New jersey DELEGATES sno9ia
coms out al once for Mckinley. they would stahu
Ssfar chance Of securing consideration LOT any
candidate they may have for the Nice-fresiue"o!'
In speakng of the aid given by some OF the
ysw.Jersey Congressman in the movement 10
prevent the Republican Convention from indors-
,ne Mckinley THE Paterson Press says:
these congressman We're very improperly al
lOyed to participate in the discussions OF the
State Committee, and but for their strenuous
Efforts the resolution proposed by MI. hopaI'
tyvdng Mckinley would no doubt have been
approved by the committee and subsequently
adopted by the convention"
Mvertheless it is a fact that Senator seven
decided the matter. His opposition prevented
indOrsement just as his support would nave
seured II. Congressman or no Congressman.