New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-15
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,.ron c Baldwin is the man 20 whom the
Republicans of Hudson County and OF the "no'e
State of New Jersey look for the reorgan'%a''o"
Of the Republican party in Hudson county ms
personal integrity and party loyalty III MIN io'
this difficult task The County Committee mas
conceded the business OF The Tribune ue
mands: the leaders have submitted 10 parry
opinion. and the work has been intrus'eu u
Mr. Baldwin and the Committee on Organic"
ton OF which he is chairman.
II will be inevitably necessary for tnis COM
mittee to remove the sources OF trouble. even II
II be found that men high In power IN the
county organization responsible for the de-
moralization Of the party. This the committee
will certainly find to be true. and 1t Is comment
~ expected that the committee viii he brave
enough and true enough to apply the remedy
ruthlessly by removing from the organization
all who have betrayed the party into the hahus
OF the Democrats for personal gain In 'his
course the party has a right to expect that MI
Baldwin will have the support OF his cofiih't
tee and OF the County Committee. II his WORK
is impeded in any way there Will be daS y.
reckoning for those who stand in the way Oh
the party's interests.
When Democratic newspapers fy TO the defence
Of Republican leaders as they are doing in tucson
County II is reasonable to suspect that th t'a
more or less chlcanery going on. Every Ini T,S q
Hudson County Democrat makes a bargain VA he
Republican he expects to get two Ior one; Ste
is seldom dsappointe d.-(Trenton State Eaze''e'
It would he interesting to know what certain
so-caed Republicans have got by such bar
gains Certain appointments Of Republicans "y
Democrats partially answer the question: ou'
there have been other considerations not maue
public.
In making The Hackensack Record one OF
the five official papers in Bergen County the
Board of Freeholders has shown proper appre-
citation Of an excellent newspaper.
The State Board OF Taxation orders assessors OF
all the taxing districts OF Passaic County 10 rght
THE law demsn ds IT and the court awards asr1 In
But the question remains o. wnU piece Of properly
This is which experts o,ten WIZ 10 sppy
rr and ea TGtJe Of The problem how
TO get Just and eqIapI t drsa naiiv Press
Publication OF the valuations VIII teru u
bring them up to the true value
rho ,oro,st demands for improved roads come
from Somerset and Burlington counties Inc
farmers have learned that good roads mean
,oss vear and tear on horses and wagons ana
reduced cost OF Transportation
In spite )f the decision Of the Chanceuo. ,n n,
20 c,tr has n RIGHT 10 increase its sewage INTO any
riyer ostuarv branch Of the ocean or other water
a. az adjacent TO this State. the people OF NtMalN
az rd Ora1pe are going right with their prepare
tons for big trunk sewer TO empty INTO 0o se ought
AZ tide water What is sauce Tor the goose % sho
70 no sauce for the gander. II the decision ol tn
Chancellor anything to the CITY o, and
I, aho1Ild be equally operative on NeWath III, sSo
Tarse, CIV But In the opinion OF the autnorlttts
Of the latter named cities. they are nor dpersor
to the same laws that govern ra'e' 'o"
call
II Is the duty Of the State Sewerage Commis-
s,on IN look after this trunk sewer. and see 70 IL
that # does not aggravate the sewage nuisance
in East Jersey Their powers are ample IN inns
case. even II they are not suff1clent 10 sup
Patersons befoument OF the Passaic River