New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-25
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
HE ILLUSTRATES WHAT He MEANT
WHEN HE SAID SOME PEOPLE
TALK TOO MUCH"

II was only 2 few days ago that Robert Davis. n
Hudson County. remarked scntcntiousiy Some
people talk too much" This remark was aimed a.
William ID. DAILY. Il had no reference 20 Mr. Davis.
Since he made the above observation the Hudson
County leader has tecn talking. Mr. DAILY may b.
more voluhc than Mr.. Davis. and Mr. Davis NAV
be moro direct than Mr. DAILY. Nevertheless. the
impression is likely 70 become popular that the
criticism which Mr. Davis made o. NJ DAILY wa,
premature
After saying that the people ~ Jersey CITY and
I'm fact OF the entire Hudson County. are 80 VOL
pleased Nth the way the Democrats running
the government that they are anxious to
have the Democrats continue in power" Mr. Davis
Ninks SUCCESSFULLY and adds that tho Republicans
have contributed 1850 to the Democratic campaign
fund. thereby ntmating plainly as he could thar
there are Republicans IN Hudson who in
terested In Democratic successes. He then
sneerngly says that "the Republican County Com
mittee would be glad TO have a piece % tho $3.50 "
Obviously Mr. Davis. who is Understood 90 De both
the Democratic Committee and tho autocrat y; his
party in Hudson County has no need % this $50
Republican money. In county with an honest
Democratic plurality OF ten thousaud-of course
Mr.. Davis would insist that tho party plurality
as shovellcl up last year was honest-the plurality
this year on fair Democratic vote ought 10 20 %
eight thousand without the expenditure o. penny
20 keep the polls clean and 70 prevent tho Repuo-
leans from resortng TO bribery box beating. plurs
Mr.. Davis has. as everybody knows, heroically and
in the open" fought against
Few individuals have had so good an opportunity
20 unite polite. with philanthropy a. is hero
presented 10 Mr.. Davis All he hss 20 do j. 10
present the $3.50 given by the Republicans Cor cam
paisn purposes TO some worthy charity. In tn.
way dee could not only prevent possible itmDering
with the consciences OF voters hp no could soud his
name echoins AMI rc-ecnOng down Nn balls ~
fame and the corridors az time with All tho
nidcance OF the rattie Of bone buttons in tin BOX
II 40
teerity. In sJno counties In New frseN inoA NOHll
do 20 With an earnestness which would D" I'M
prcssiye
Grams by id'cuiinS their indoi-em"n. "f the 20
publican ticket II f. not matter ~ record M
he ridcuied the Democratic ballot box suffers VINO
we're sent from Hudson CoILH io inr oldlf tIl'ol
a few years ago. n would appear that only honesi
men and patriots are III subjects for The IRONY ami
But The imporinonce NJ the Hudson County Dom
ocratc leader. who thinks Mr.. Daily talks too murh
reached it, climax when be iooosey remarked that
the people to register. We are notifying Repnn-
Leans as well as Democrat. You s,,. W. are VIII
ont the largest possible vote. 50 as 70 get the Ner-
diet Of all the voters IL IS here that tne Usually
cautious Mr Davis has talked TOO much KNOW
ing that there is some Republican opposition 10 ga
Republican ticket. and knowing that the nfNf cleo
OF the Republican strength he IS transl@f'ni} on
| c0uraging the disaffecte1 Republicans ID" wore nc
Democratic ticket FOR the sole purpose o, cna2i.ne
the Democratic party 10 roll up majority NNt.n
will clear it, skirts of the 100 ptraof tNNr N UT"
election OF last year and possibly ait them - -
cape from possible prosecution for Whatever iiaAn'
NAV DO necessary I'm 1900 10 make Nov Jersey a.
| Democrats state Mr. Davis could MOI have made
this proposition clearer II b" had ialk,i Mf balv
10 siandstili The -monfnncr~ OF hl- Ii'iinN ~
| matched only by tho effronfcrY ~ fis assurance"
n he has not exposed tho possible iuten Ions NJ
| euagn has no meaning and facts have no sig
! niacance either in or between the limos.