New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-07
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,,s-the original kind-has been play
hs". .,s in Middlesex and Monmouth coun-
sns omce.seekers in Newark are eagerly
ties FOR a visitation Of another brand Of
nghtning' $3.50
:. mistake to say that the Democratic
.,,on in Trenton to-day will be of no ac-
eo"' Tho proceedings are likely to furnish con-
cou"~ III amusement, and politics without its
soe'a. clement would be uninteresting indeed.
rdndabury was ex-senator Blodgetts
assistant in the Democratic campaign
wv, rssu,ted In the election Of Republican
ND Mr.. Lindabury Is now helping to Sc
1 c'e' .,o;rman for the State Committee and 1t
~' --.-,sd that he said there "were other more
~ ~. ,,s men" than William B. Gourley for the
car,a,nlv. Mr.. Gourley never voted for a
~, oomh,ne bill. and he Is said to be little
QUO. Itch about vote-tuying and such things.
g. u,,,ng reasons for not supporting the move
~ "a enforce the Sunday laws, the German
rv.neeIIcal cergymen Of Jersey City say
o.. re,terate. however. that the only, means of a
genSsv "a no; found in the making and enforcing of
N s.ssnt laws but only and alone through the re-
mEys and sanctihcaton OF the heart Of man by the
hsashIne of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
laws cannot be impotent if they are en-
"a Enforcement can only be obtained by
=. ,rsssure Of public opinion, and intelligent
=. riding citizens should help to create pub
=. ooln,on that will insist on an observance Of
-. axs,ing statutes or modification of them
.nch an extent as will bring the amended law
-. oonsormity with the sentiment of the people.
e...,or lanes A. Bradley has declined to give
-, ,smnorary use Of Whittier Hail. Asbury Park,
~ tho American Volunteers. He says:
The Cd Orsanizaton has been an organization
inst done much g0od IN our hnu
~ our town would in measure weaken the AS
hurry Park Salvation Army, l 90 not think there Is
= a. nof think the cause of Christianity Is helped
~ ~ % many religious organizations in small towns
The Senator may be right about that. but there
40 mauy persons who have taken occasion often
:. congratulate Asbury Park and its founder on
the broad and generous spirit with which he
uas wont to welcome all sects and denomina-
tons.
Navor Williamson of New Brunswick. must
have been pleased TO announce in his annual
message that "the financial condition of the city
+ better than II was year ago, as there is re-
auc.oc in the bonded indebtedness OF s.. 900, and
the sinking fund has Been increased by over
twenty-five thousand dollars since issuing the
last statement"
Jersey City is apparently no nearer to-day
than it was year ago to permanent supply OF
pure water. The Democratic members OF the
Bferd Of Works, elected last month. want to up
yet everything that has been done up to date.
and they seem TO be confident of having the
public behind them. 1t is pity that politics or
POLITICAL considerations should enter into mat
ter Of this kind. The people need pure water;
Aey want i, as quickly as it can be had, and
Ay are naturally anxious to get it at the low
1t Visible cost AS to what company gets the
contract nobody but the politicians cares much.
rer has been enough talk about the matter
sdksis water, not vocal music. that is desired.
Every months haggling delay and disputation
els to the dangers to public health and blocks
The citys growth.
Ne have only to say that IL anything can be
rpch more disastrous to the party than the man
ement by Senator Blodgett of the last campaign
will have to be miraculous in character.-(Jersey
iiy News.
That Is positively cruel. Besides. it is unfair
The News must be ignorant of the tremendou!
rergy displayed by MI Biodgett last fall !!
uterviewng every messenger boy that visiteC
he Democratic State Headquarters as to the
utlook.
srhe Bayonne Budget is responsible for th'
tatement that politicians. buns and loafer'
ire about the healthi-st products" OF that town
How would such a statement look in the adVer
isement Of a real estate dealer.
Judge Depue says that the Newark Police Com
missioners are liable to indictment If they don
I'D In the enforcement Of the Sunday laws. An'
L is the duty of Mayor Seymour to see that INT
do what they have sworn to 90
All the material is at hand for glorious cir
Gus at the Democratic State Convention In 1reh
ton to-day Ex-senator Blodgett and the HUI
son contingent are having at each other at TIT
rate Of 100 revolutions minute. and now comes
the healthy prospect of a tongue-lashing mater
between Joseph L. Mar. Of THE True Ameri
can" and Richard V. Lndabury Mr.. Mar hal
been demanding a reorganization of the stat'
potency of the one now in charge of affairs. Ac
cord!ng TO Trenton dispatch published in sew
eral newspapers, those who oppose the chang
make this answer
In speaking of the opposition OF Trenton news er y,
paper. Mr.. Lindabury says that during the Sei,,
palkn Y printed columns Of invective against 10y
eInor Griggs and sent a large bill TO the comm :.
a. winch the committee, without much dlscuss,o,
may refused TO pay Mr.. Lndabury does not sh,i,'
na asf !hoee circumstances the papers irantc ap
xs az ,ot the resignation Of the entire commute
""' nave much weight
Maybe Mr.. Lindabury has been misquo'eo
ihe published statements represent him as VIII
uahy Charging that Mr. Naar wanted the Stat
committee to pay him for what he published a
eo'oral or news matter. 1t is not likely ina
MI. Mar would ask the committee to pay 10
any work that was not done by the authorit!
VI some person presuming to speak for it.
a NEW HONE FOR GOLFERS.
la.erson. May SpeciaD. new clubhouse o
VIC SdterS0n Golf Cluh in RrnadWay. OyerlOOknj