New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18

attic Democratic party
senalo,r expression. Is big siuf-tJersey City
ssss
-r,s sad 10 see our Democratic brethren speak
zach other The News was hasty in
"'s williams latest effusion seriously. That
taA '"s Hoboien statesman is seeking 10
reputation to qualify him Mark
- successor in the field of humor
.,,F Cahill. a Paterson lawyer. sued a for
e,,ent for services in obtaining divorce for
The defence was that no divorce decree had
,ssued Cahill lost his case. and he then de-
..r,ad the Court as unfair and incompetent"
:. ras different in the old days. when he was
Ma ~ hurl his oratory at Fatherin-lsw LOTUS.
49, frequently differed with the Shupreme
Coort"
~ every Jersey Democrat who wears a Nc
v,,,sv.Hobart button is 10 be read out Of the
.,-r the officials charged with that duty will
,.ve 70 remain in continuous session.
william D Edwards made an able argument in
nvo- Of Jersey City before the Equal Taxation
commission on Thursday. In the course of it he
said;
yM OF this sum Hudson County furnishes So
iIce and out OF this the railroad companies have
nave aiken seoco out Of the raa6es Of Jersey
civ ard II tnat increase goes on at the same rate
Il ms goes or any fu!ther-this taking away prop
cry from her-she will have TO decrease her police
n many Ways. Jersey City is taxed to her highes;
Init nor and Jersey City asks that you viii remedy
~ We don't beg, but demand II as a matter OF
surplus flowing into the State Treasury.
twill be interesting to see how the represen-
,saves Of the railroad companies meet that view
o. the case.
Mrs Della T S Parnell is booked to sail for
Ireland week from to-day. 1t is exceedingly
unlikely that the family homestead in quaint
old Bordentown will ever again see this frail
old woman, who gave TO history one OF Erin's
greatest men.
THE Camden Telegram complains that other
newspapers in the State steal its editorials with
out credit, Such acts If done deliberately are
most reprehensble.
That old yarn about a racetrack law in New
Jersey has been revived again. We are told
now that at the recent session OF the Legisa-
ture the question will be taken up with good
chances Of success" Nonsense Last fall the
Democrats charged that the Republicans had
agreed 10 pass a racing law in return for sup
port in the election OF John w. Griggs az Gov
ernor. The answer to that was the passage OF
q Constitutional amendment prohibiting such
legislation
The sudden hegira OF Senator James Smith
70 Europe after he had taken both sides Of the
currency question has aroused the Indignation
e both gold and silver Democrats in New-Jer-
s.y The sound-money men are denouncing him
Is coward. and here IS what the Americas
Club. Of Camden has to say on the other side:
Resolved That this club heartily indorse the plat
form adopted Chicago by the National Democrat
&c Convention there assembled.
Resolved That also unanrnously accept the
nomination of the Hon William Bryan for Presi-
dent and Arthur Sewall for Nice-Presdeni as the
popular choice of the regardless OF the old
poIticai bosses who have brought only disaster
e the financial interests and liberty Of the people
Resolved That the New-Jersey delegation who
claimed 70 represent the Democratic party OF this
erate az Chicago. deserve the reprobatiOn Of the
party in that thev refused to their votes for
he candidates presented by the Convention, being
an assumption Of power which did not reside in
them and We hereby denounce them as traitors 10
heir party and the country.
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