New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18
jim SMITH. JR."
From The Camden Telegraph CRep).

From The Camden Telegraph Rep).
United States Senator James Smith has written Q
letter TO Ed Price, chairman Of the Essex County
Democratic Committee that speaks for itself Jim
Smith was anything but pot house wari
politician There is nothing In him and never was
ing old Irish father made and saved for him jim
POLITICAL reputation and fortune in this State. but
he is now in far-away Japan; Barney Ford was
ignoramus Incapable Of writing and spelling
tence of ten words correctly ne was shreTu any
states senator until the law laid its hand upon him
and Knocked him out. Smith says ms heaith ~
mend H. with the expectation OF returning by the
middle of September and then opening " Invs
Without the aid OF Connolly and Ford smith
amounts to no more In Essex QUIT tna VI s Pries
GsrIsbod in septembsr or any other time Price IL
viii be- renoliscted ordered National salute TO be
fired in honor OF the work accompiis.nnesd oy ,nS
az the same time caused to be expressed MS as
Satisfaction with the action Of the New dele
CATION which was controlled by smith whose an
swer 70 his censor Is as follows l.,
while there may be some diifcrenoe OF op,lion IN
leve We are more unfortunate in this respect than
gu. e wd9e my Of the ss The
Republican party itself has much confidence In
HIS position as fnancier is shifty and uncer.
tain His tariff views destructive. II enforced.
TO Saonn PPe0ndated He was nominated by
financial syndicate and not in response TO any pop
demand. n
McKinley's election calamity; IL might prove
so 10 the syndicate OF sugar and whlsKey specu.
iators in the United States Senate OF which our
senior New-Jersey Senator was compelled 10 admit
ne was member. though his recollection was AZ
fault when II TO telling under oath wnicn one
OF the staples he gambling on and receiving
profits while supposed TO be legislating not toe
his own personal profit but for public veal
NAILED TO THE MAST.
From The Monmouth Democrat
The Monmouth Democrat nails It's nag 10 the
masthead II asks favOrs and gives no quarter
10 the enemies OF the Republic.
II will be with the winners In the coming nghtr
or IL will go down with the friends or honest
money with its colors still flying
II has attempted 20 misead the people.
II has always told them the exact truth As 70
the great public questions from time to time at
issue as II understood them.
Ii IL telling them the exact truth now when "
saws that the enemies OF the people got control
OF the Democratic National Convention; they
Nou-ed and scorned the old and tried leaders Of
the par,y. they put forth in the name Of the party
a platform dictated by POpusts and Anarchists
and I'm oppositon TO al the time-honored principles
of the Marty from Jefferson and Jackson down 10
the last utterances OF the party I'm National Con-
Nention assembled. - -,
These bogus Democrats who have thus stolen
the dag OF the party are Turing the party ara the
country TO disgrace and dshcnor.
The Monmouth Democrat refuses 10 support
such a scheme -, - -. -. y,x.-
ocratic State Convention OF Ncw-Jersey
II vii, lend it's aid 10 any movement OF the De-
mocracy OF the State 10 secure the success Oh ths
principles then laid down