New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-03
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,.u.obolder Philip Bindernagle has been SEN
,o a years imprisonment in the New-Jer-
u" c,ate Prison He is out on bail pending an
'..i and as the Democrats have renominated
as tor Freebooter. he proposes to push his can
.s and seek election a vindication. OF
ESQ "Rot' Davis sees nothing improper in a
.,rvict running for office. but what do John w.
.r and other respectable Democrats think
-, being on the ticket with such man?
II was most appropriate that the Bryantes Of
,,s With District should nominate for Congress
man NJ whom they know nothing. Their whole
Ian Of campaign is a leap in the dark.
yot in many years before has the spectacle
,.sn witnessed Of Democratic nomir alton for
senator in Monmouth going a-beggng
vevarks police must put an extra sprint.
row tina, thieves attempt to loot al noon stores
IN the principal thorouShfarcs.
For his own sake. 'twould have been better if
Allan L. MCDermott had Withdrawn from the
race for Congress before his name was associated
with the scurvy trick played by the gang on the
National Democratic party.
Railway common touIl'll II Ni'StiilS With
,s,,tion from citizens of Cherry-st. complaining
NJ nuisance consisting of steam peanut-roast
s-s. which keep up a screeching and unearthly
misc hour after hour, To the great detriment OF
tho residents Of that part of said street. caus-
inc anguish of mind 10 invalids. residents and
merchants. who desire peace and protection from
said annoyance.
WILEY? Who is Wiley? Maybe Lawrence T.
rrI, can drive back the mist of darkness and
doubt
Several Of the newspapers in New-Jersey show
disposition to poke fun at w. s. MCkeon. who
X employed by the Bryanites in Washington
Sguring cut immense majorities in this State
A few weeks ago The Jersey CITY journal
,uyed Mr. McKeon as the head ana front. top
and bottom of a Democratic League that had
M existence whore he was not. And now The
Newark Advertiser" rises to make these re-
marks
McKeon has had an erratic career. He ran The Inc
rzabeth Herald" until indictments drove him out;
he ran the State Democratic Society; nc ran an
orposition 10 Governor Albeit based. IL was sdlu
on Abbett's obstinate disinclination TO CONFER an
Off q on him and he aspired high enough. When
Gle, cland elected TO solicit IN ~ M,
OF Public Printer at Washington. talure IN ,nai
and other lucrstvs directions eV,1 nd tHrnsS his
Mckeon with the ADMINISTRATION anu '"''eu "''
active energies toward fopunsH
There may he some doubt about the indict-
rnents because nobody who knew Mckeon
would think of taking him seriously. He Is
rp-e humorist and nothing should he SAID or
done to discourage the development Of his
talent
NO intent to msappropriate money has peen
SHOWN" This in connection with the case OF
ez-Tax Receiver Finger The accusation
against him is that he used the citys money
!, his nrivat4 business Luckily he was able TO
mar the amount due in fun when II was ue-
rapded. II he had not been so fortunate in
this respect-if he had failed in his effort to
rsjss, the money-he would have been charged
with ernbezzlement What difference in intent
/, there between success and failure in repay
ing the money?
Two brothers own newspaper in Nineland
ard they have fallen out over the currency
question The free-silver man wants his brother
Il get out A more brotherly way would be TO
follow the example of partners in Southern
newspaper who run, cheek by jowl their re-
spertive editorial columns for and against
sound money. or they could take turn about
a. the editorial helm
John Hopper. of Paterson. is probably the old
est Common Pleas Judge in NewJersey. but
age does not impair his power to assert the
dignity of his court. He insists that subpoenas
issued must be obeyed regardless Of the persons
concerned
Either the Hudson County Board of Registry
ana Election Judge Hudspeth should make
inquiry as to why Hoboken registry lists are
tackled up on saloons. instead OF being in their
right place
Perhaps Mr. MARITIME would prefer 10 run for
State Senator.-(ElZabethJ ourna:
Let him run fcr something-for anything.
His refusal TO accept the nomination for Con
cress was rude shock TO the thousands VINO
nothing interesting in a newspaper I'M
less it contains samples Of Mr.. Marines ora
tory. He will not cannot, be so cruel as TO Keep
out Of the lists.
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