New-York tribune., 1896-08-27


,.sarsun it's favor and protecting influence
w., the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
n.., company is not allowed the use of the city
s,,.rce. and for some reason or other police
M" ssr, TO avoid the local railroad station.
L. L.. are people who hint that the trouble has
IN caused by the company's unwillingness to
.o- requests for passes. but. OF course. no such
liberation could influence the Police Commits
'.,ors Of Trenton in doing their duty.
Lizzie Fisher a ifteen-year old daughter. OF
Mss FISHER Of Kingwood Township. has loaded
Ch1sIrtour loads OF hay and oats this summer ior
Nr father and neeno%Trs % r, tbat has done as
hrs@'u So we would like TO hear from her
wen wen ,htoWn Independent.
ria, looks like an opening for a competition of
.,usuallv interesting character.
,o.r allowing their bicycle ordinance to re-
dead letter for a year the Long Branch
,~,,,os have suddenly begun to enforce it
,.x creaf ,igor 1t IS all well e ough TO compel
uo.ir,en IN carry bells and lanterns AT night and
..,obihit scorching at ali times. hut in a place
49, roos Branch il is not clear that bells are
necessary in the daytime
Theodore Budd. a Burlington Bryante, Is
..,,Ad as A likely Democratic candidate for Con-
sr.ss in the lid District against Congressman
1ob, I Gardner who Is sure OF renomnation'
Ton weeks from now Mr. Budd won't be any
resror Washington but he will know more than
he does to-day
rho village Trustees Of Ridgefeld Park have
s.s~,issed clcrk Price on the ground that he had
ad,,i,,ed receiving commissions from a road con
tractor Price denied the charge Libel suits or
indictments would appear to be in order next
-.o,o,,l Price OF Newark wants 20 know where
serstoT St@ge Jim smith is at.-Jersey City Journal
oh the Colonel doesn't care a button. He Is
boss now. and Smith will have to turn in and obey
his Instructions For the sake Of appearances
Smith may be allowed to issue orders, but they
Will receive no attention unless countersigned by
Price.
The Passaic News" sounds this warning note:
One Of the features Of the campaign in town which
sound money Democrats and Repubhcans sho9lu
keep in mind is that the Bryan and Sewan cinos M pc
ing formed in a small way in Dundee are an beer
boomers Saoonkeepcrs with halls made idle by ,he Inc
edici Of the Excise Board against dancing nave my
upon the dodge Of forming their barroom ioGng,ers
me me, 20 fbSr ejnmiIs Candidates for county and
State Offices and respectable Democrats are now
be humbugged by these political strikers.
Good citizens Of Hudson County looking on at
the fight for supremacy between Bob Davis and
Denny" Mclaughlin are apt to feel in the
same frame Of mind the old woman who
watched her husband fight bear and impartially
encouraged both. But If any Of them feel like
betting on the result. their money would be laid
on Davis
The late returns indicate that James f. Mar
tine is willing TO be a sacrifice the Bryanite
altar If he be permitted to do ii candidate
FOR Congress in the With District. AS Mr..
Martire is likely to come out of the contest about
7MO votes short. his heroism can be appreci-
a,ed
Yesterday was great day at Peapack for the
Smith family No connection with Hocus Smith
Of Georgia or Pocus Smith. Of Carlsbad.
As q successful patriot willing and able TO
helm manage the affairs Of his city State and
Nation ] I'm ] Matthews Of Elizabeth Is never
found wanting when the bugle call sounds for
duiy--and salary
There are modest politicians everywhere, but
ihs sweetest and tenderest variety is found in
jersey City And Of all the shrinking. blushing
gentlemen in that Town. Timothy L. Lynch
seems 10 have the call mod H. Mr. Ly:ch
is Bryaniie Knowing that mere partisan
consideration would stand between it and the
support Of true and worthy man. MT LYhch
addressed the following letter to that stalwart
exponent # Republican principles, The Even
ing journal:
Al the request OF many citizens in Hudson county
y j. ] beg leave in the interest of good govern
ment. as expressed in the Chicago Democratc plat-
form Of principles. 10 announce myself as calul-
date for Congress from the With District l. nave
been resident and taxpayer IN jersey 'ltF ,,lOr
thirty years and have originated ana puphcN
advocated measures of value some OF which nave
become avs Of the State. ] have been CONSISTENT
in urging al All times important facts for the pun
lie good I think my long and faithful service 10
the people as well support OF good candidates.
privately and on the stump without asking what
vere their creed. nationality. or private and per
sonal opinions. only that they were the regular
nominees of the Democratic party, entite me az
tts time 10 YOUR support II nominated ana eiected
] ~ edge YOU a faithful service az your represei-
tsiSe s,ipporting the platform and measures OF
the party and IN all things obeyng the Will or my
constituency regardless OF my own private opinion,
that upon questions OF party interest, the party
caucus viii be my rule OF action. and upon ques-
tions Of public concern, the peoples viii would be
my law
Nr Iynch's announcement lenders IL unneces-
ssry 70 hold any convention in the With Dis
trict Both sides cannot do less than nominate
him by aCclamation. and they had better take
action promptly lest he change his mind.