New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

Nv aro,,sed so much enthusiasm in New-Jer-
ns"O ,ho, of Ciarret A. Hobart. Even among
.*' .,-ats the feeling Of state pride Is strong
F. ., overcome partisan prejudice. Ae an
saoue" ., This William B. Gourley OF Paterson.
~ Quoted Mr.. (iourley is one of the ablest
nn -, natriotic Democrats in the State, and
sha - 81 am proud OF the honor conferred
'"' .,st,nqulshed townsman. Garret a. Ho
1p0" ,ar,,ad in the State ranks and will prove
Ss' candidate for his party. Ills is an able
.,.tssman
Evening Record, of Hacken1sack, 4, gave up
'The l.' enace on Tuesday to the local ": t.I.
s sn;iTs, entire, fiS was very well in It's way; II The
{. VT, WY" viii now devote day TO prlntlng some
y h aGiv daily in Bergen County, needs
I'D, ana ,,sef In our opinion.-(New Brunswick
;ne on the youngster Running inter
and prosperous daily newspaper in small
sv,a Hackensack is no picnic, and The Rec-
fa doing fairly well, all things considered
..1s Aldermen are anxious to spend apou'
=. 90" tor Fourth of July fireworks II the money
sA...nsnle. They have no right 10 waste the
o. srences in that way.
pyu paly's boom for the Democratic
a'a''"- a..,,nsrv rapidity Mayor Simon Kelly, OF
~.sbawken Is said to be seriously considering
",,,soh,ty Of publicly indOrsine him. and
.,.,ert Is afoot TO have the Hoboken COM
r,rrcf PASS eu!ogistic resolutions.
..,r lanes Smith. jr., has undertaken the
- - saving New-Jersey for the Democracy aS
"au,r+ of William c. Whitney, in his con-
,,.,ed mission Of saving the country hho"-
'" .his the Republican leaders may not tAinN
rnrtb while making any opposition
o~a NOW the fakirs who deluged the
..r.,apers few weeks ago with stories demon
,.,ting tha; Mckinley didn't have majority OF
A. jersey delegation!
3 mara do we hear anything about the sale
,gouor in Asbury Park. The good people Oh
-. o,arn,ing seaside resort are busy taking
=. Of their guests and preparing Tor great
insertion next month to celebrate the Parks
Sysr jubilee.
arhA Paterson Guardian" is sorry II see lis
.~-.5es IN the Democratic press denouncing free
.rn.- ..7-5e Guardian" frankly recognizes that
:. c,,.ooo Convention will be dominated by the
r... nan and 4, does not want 10 have the
,..,hren saving things now that they must swai-
lava few weeks later Speaking about the ioo!-
.hnsss n those who will not recognize that ths
,,sp. is inevitable, The Guardian" remarks;
r,s rsfrsal 10 recognize indisputable facts re-
minds one Of the Irishman who. on seehs tolilS-
s.ora with tNe inscription, II still i've. eNclalHie'
sWsr am something OF a liar myself. but, Dtdad'
III was dead I'd oTn IL
After a hard battle Assemblymar King sue
ceeded last winter in having an act passed per-
r,..,nr the creation Of District Court in Pas
sale City The people OF that town apparently
want such court, but its establishment IS
blocked by the opposition Of few economicai
Counc!lmen. who have refused 10 sanction the
necessary appropriations 1t is openly charged
thar the Counciinen are prompted by local. JUS
tees Of the Peace, whose fees are in danger.
Ven who have studied the situation carefully
~ that the net cost TO the city OF a Dis'rlct
eurt would be only 81 900 year.
Pictures Of George r. Gray. ex-Sta;e treasurer
IN being used in some newspapers with the
xne of Garret A Hobart under them.
City Counsel Price informs the Municipal Bulio-
n, ro,n,,ttee of Newark that he can find no
Statutory authority warranting the insertion In
uatracts of a clause requiring contractors 10
snpky none but union labor.
THE FATHER OWNS Up.