New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
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/ 80. ever before see such a laughable
| po s EXISTS to-day in Hudson County?
.,~..,i,c machine has nominated FOR Con-
Ih ,uor l. McDermott, the most outspoken
Cs,-,.o,i,e I'm New-Jersey. Mr.. McDermou
3D." %, warning that he would not recant MS
rH' the currency. but. in spite OF that he
VIZ" .osAn as the candidate. The men VINO
"s a hin, are bowling for free silver ana 'HeS
4 i" .hs,r consistency by putting up can
/ NV. who frankly says that one OF MS oOJec'S
',orins membership in Congress Is TO crush
/ " p,,u,istic craze for cheap money. 10 cohi-
Il a,a finish this roaring farce IL VIII oh'H
4 -..sssary 10 have Senator DaiE anu MI
4 go, talk on the currency from the same
ysttorn-
1 has been great jubilation over Repub-
Nsine's plurality Of 4s.i32. New-JerseE'
r.s always--with few exceptions 'ha'
'nS' oroyea the rule-counted against the Re-
', ~, Presidential ticket, is likely THIS year
P-'-r a better showing than Maine for NC
ypley and Hobart
,ro Union Hill fremen who are to fight
Ave, with water next MONDAY h'sh' S"o1
- an admission fee to the entertainment loi
o." sonaa, Of some local charity
,yooransack Record" tells about wheel-
~abid in his free silver views that ne
n"1 ,,as and made a dejour rather than rlde
Mckinley and Hobart banner
p. cha orators who are now doing such ex-
w., work throughout NewJersey for sound
- these suggestions are offered:
=, taking o farmers try 10 snow IN a slNp'e
,-oc,Icsl way the fallacy of the contention
-, ,ree silver would increase their incomes.
,.,ors,ra;e that better prices wouldn't mean
..~,bins If the money received for the products
.,,s,., buv much more than half OF the money
in use to-day
:, talking 10 mechanics and artisans meet ana
,,nose ne mischievous assertions OF the Bly,
re orators - the effect that the hght Is pe-
,x.sp ,he rich and the poor-hetween empower
ga o,rplo,e Point ont how silly is the cry tha'
,bi-rs couldn't he much worse, ana mat al!
,,snge must he for the better
1arsa,. IS sure 20 cast its electoral vote
,,r Mckinley and Hobart but II the majority
!. sufficiently large it will never again he trou-
Mad With the free silver heresy and that IS an
mco-,ant point TO keep in mind
=, douh. The Republican leaders of Union
cour,v know best the local needs. but 70 out
sde-s II does not seem wise - nominate Eliza
hath men FOR all the Offices
s.,rs- ~ later all grade crossings must ne
,,.,shed Until that time comes IT IS surely
-. unreasonable 10 insist that the crossings
shall h guarded.
vax, time the citizens Of Ridgeheld Park elect
Trustees hey will probably take care to choose
nan whose frs. duty shall be to suoserNe the
Interests Of he municipality, instead OF making
sand themselves ridiculous
yavonre Ike number o. other towns IN
x.r.1arsev finds itself una BILE to accommodate
~ ~ .hra,an cla1,cring for admission 10 the
s.so5ls II the local authorities don't remeoE
IA, 49, so,o the State will have 10 step IN
N matter what is neglected. the chhdrea must
be -ducatcd.
Ca,,5on civ government is susceptible Of i'm
,..,,.a.non. but q will be more than blunder
80 u:iiize he opportunity for making partisan
o. political capital
'ras; woei saw glu- in The milk market and
sA.-oc,s % camden had difficulty in disposlhg 81
ia4.r -icduc:-,S Salem sunbeam
E1fc- Gwynne missed d great chance in Jet
ing hat statement 60 without legislation. win
RS cloquerce and free-silver enthusiasm II
,bo,,a have been the easiest thing in the world
n prove tcat the gold bugs ana capitalists ana
sou,ess corporations had caused the gu'.
Note tho difference between the rival candi-
dates for Congress in the INth District: Dele
gates from Norris County. Mahlon Pitney
home TO the Republican Convention were unanI-
nous and emphatic in demanding Mr. Pitne! $
r.pon,iratior. Delegates from Morris County the
,,r,e or Gus Cutter. 20 the Bryanlie ConVen-
tin were against Mr.. Cutters nomination.
which vas forced upon them by mon from DINER
COUNTIES. mans neighbors generally Know