New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-04

,,,,a before the people in open competition. ana
800 times has he gone down in defeat. He Is
~. oelcial candidate in Newark on all occa-
80 rhcn victory Is out of the question
rerpocratic politicians Of Elizabeth forced
,,asr,ck C. Marsh to be their candidate FOR
,,.vor by reminding him of the favors he has
...vs5 at the hands OF the party. The Eliza
.s Journal" quotes Mr.. Marsh as making the
.Su,w,ng statement about Mayor Rankin. his
n.,,b,can opponent: 1T will be pleasant cam
N.,,r for will say to everybody who asks me
20 .~a, 1obn C. Rankin has made the best Mayor
This city has ever had
,.-..v Ci,v's officials are suspicious that the
,'',h cave hattie is not all over yet. The Ameri-
Dock and Improvement Company, now the
c..,ro1 Railroad Company, has apparently aban-
ssnod ,ts claims 10 property worth nearly 20oo,-
ooo mich il has been fighting ten years for but
49, Uanser and his associates will do well
-. taan their eyes open and be prepared for a
- IN some other direction.
Bv way Of showing the sincerity Of Its reforma-
ZION. the "on sang" is pushing all the old-timers
TO the fore again
The fine Roman hand of Miles Ross Is visible
In
New-Brunswick
That We earnestly call the attention OF all fair
minded conservative and patriotic voters OF New
has existed an overwhelming partisan majority in
every department and board Of the city govern
MIN has ruled with an iron hand in all municipal
srairs and wholesome political influence and results
o. an nt5own in The conduct and control Of city
srairs-Platform of Newark Democrats
The wholesale political influence that has
been missing is no doubt the influence that
dominated the "old gang In the days when the
Consolidated Traction Company the asphalt
ring and the water spectators had only TO ask
In order 10 receive.
oy the Dernocrais) for the Board Of Street and
Water Commissioner
GRAY? Gray? Wasn't some man Of that name
Superintendent Of the Water Board. and after
ward State Treasurer under the "od gang"
The millennium is surely coming with Easter.
Colonel E. L. Price sat on the anne platform In
Newark Thursday night with Tyler Parmly and
Edward W Whitehead.
Even the rankest Of partisan Democrats pub
Ncly acknowledge that they cannot do better
than reflect Mayor GIL. OF Orange.
In a printed table OF State preferences. Nc
Kinley is allotted Alb votes. or 42 less than
enough TO give him the nomination. There are
1s3 votes placed in the doubtful column. and
among them are New-Jerseys 90 II all the So
called doubtful" delegates feel as do New
Jerseys representatives. Mckinley IS to win.
When Newark Democrats begin shouting about
ola
help looking back few years TO the time when
they elected a Mayor by casting 1000 fraudulent
votes.
The following letter signed Indignant Re-
publican" came from Paterson yesterday after
noon:
Your ridicule Of ex-Alderman Miller has been
the means Of making him withdraw from the
contest in the Sixth Ward, and the consequence
Is a Democrat is going TO be elected Alderman
What do you think Of that?'
Think Of il? Why that letter was written by
an enemy Of the Hon James Miller. 50 that he
might stab him under the guse Of friendship
No one has ridiculed the great Statesman, who
is now recognized the country the
natural leader in a National campaign for
Municipal Reform. He has refused to accept an
Aldermanic nomination that meant an election
because the Cause needs his services elsewhere
He has mission 10 perform, and to undertake
the routine duties Of an Alderman would be 10
throw obstacles In his path Of glory.