New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11
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:, "a. hardly the right thing to advertise Gar.
=. A. Hobart as one of the attractions for the
~ carnival in waverly last Wednesday
80 the management should have known that
~ -. hobart had no intention Of being there.
r,,,. December. 1896. Place. State Hospital
A.. the Insane, Morris Plains
rvans-What's the trouble with the man?
q. seems to be all right.
~ ss,,.,or--He voted the whole Democratic ticket
ut month
,..,s Democrats Of this State are going to put
an Electoral ticket, this should be an APP
r..r,ote one under the circumstances: Sena-
Iomes Smith. Miles Ross. Rufus Blodgett
~ pidcock w. J. Thompson. J. W. Lannins.
rbompson Thomas F. Noonan, j. f. Mar
,,r. and E. C. Drake.
'rs.rs IA good reason for assuming that the
.,.ark brewers are not dspleased over the Ex-
.,.e Boards determination not TO increase the
number Of licenses.
=. xouldnt be hard to find professional poll
LIENS in New-Jersey ready to support the Demo-
tic marty IL 1t adopted a plank approving of
....,srv But they can't drag honest Demo-
.-.ts with them.
.n.b,n Committeeman Forest has advised
49,. ,.xnavers Of Kearny not TO pay the assess
Wv. ,sv,ed on Kearny-ave. property for i'm
"".,..,cents until the contractor has done his
.orx right That Is queer advice for pubic
.no,o, % give 1t is especially so in the case
'. T,a,s Forest, who has a knowledge of legal
o.,.o,nles and u.s. besides. leader Of the majority
F'' II the work OF the
".,,r.c.or has not been properly done. 1t Is the
AMY OF the committee to protect the interests Oh
."~n.vers without giving them such advice as
that.
CORRESPONDENT suggests that when the pal
,,,s arc counted next November the tickets VIII
have votes in the following order in New-Jersey:
n.n,b,,can Prohibitionist. Socialist Demo-
cratic.
Chief OF Police Hopper Is thus quoted oy Inc
Newark Advertiser.
The chief says that there are no great nHence
IN the way Of the department getting eS,aei &c
ors ,'ioators OF the law as the CONVICTIONS Sc
cured bear witness
The law referred to Is that against SUNDAY
llouor selling. II 1t is easy to get evidence anu
convictions the old excuse for inactivity no
hanger exists. Hitherto the blame was always
laid at the door Of the grand and petit 1uries.
New-Jer.ey viii not bolt. neither will she vote TOT
. srees silver candidate-(Ex- Senator F. c. Marsh.
Mr. Marsh generally knows what ne is TAKING
about. He has always been in touch with the
thinking. self-respecting element OF the Deihoo-
racy. and he probably speaks for them.
In the columns Of that luminous organ OF De-
nocracy The Bayonne Herald" appeared re-
Gently a poetical gem which has so far escaped
the notice of the great litterateurs OF the coun-
,rv. Though signed Charles OMalley. there
Is internal evidence that verses so sweet cassl-
"a, and artistic could have been written by
none other than the distinguished Editor OF
.The Herald" Colonel H. c. Page. There are
eight verses in all: here are the last four:
He was son: he was q son
OF hts State.
He was: he was son.
But too lafe!
He was a son; no was son
OF Ohio.
He was he was son
With the 'rhino."
He was a son: he was eon
or New-Jersey.
He wore a smile: he wore smile.
Also kersey.
There viii come a son. q son OF gun.
Of Democracy.
He vii. win the race al rap1o pace
OF autocracy.