New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
NEW-JERsEY POLITICAL NOTES.


Congressman John Dalzen. OF Pennsylvania. to
New-Jersey for the greater part OF the campaign In
that State. He will speak at the Passaic County
Convention in Paterson. tomorrow. and on Thurs
day he will address the WITH Congress District Con-
vention at Washington N ]. United States Senator
William P. Frye, OF Maine is another dstinguished
speeches In NewIersey I'D to this time his dates
In that State are Elizabeth; October l; Paterson @
ber 4
The latest Democrat who is said to be aspir-
ant for Congress honors in the lid NewJersey Dis
trct is Edward Rodel. Of New-Brunswick. He Is
well known In connection with two three trolley
systems in that State and Is one Of the most active
held among his associates to be a hale and hearty
IN asSno ad nas 5n m ea 20 the
of the lid District that he is better fitted for Ire
tinction in New-Brunswick
In the opinion of a Jersey City Democrat-who is
opposed Bryan for the reason. as he says. that
he would be afraid take him into business with
him"-if the Democratic party in New-Jersey
shall decide to make still hunt in this campaign.
making too much noise" And yet Mr. Gourley.
who seems to think that he is a prophet honored
majority in New-JeEsey will be 1000 II :, that isn't
Mr.. Bryan.
1t is expected that General Stewart L. Woodford.
ex-Minister to Spain; United States Senator Kean.
State Senator Pitney Of Morris County; Franklin
Murphy. chairman Of the Republican State Com
mittee and Senator E. c. Stokes Of Cumberland
County will attend the WITH Congress District Re
publican Conventon at washington y J. on next ss
cided upon the candidate that would be best able
to lose Congressman Salmon in his endeavor to
find his way back TO the House Of Representatives.
"The Jersey City News" having. with several
other Democratic newspapers, been taken to task
because of its refusal to support William J. Bryan
does not make even much the suggestion OF
an apology for its course, but courageously ana
Anarchist. We regard him as being as dangsrous
as Mara{ OF t Iv % disasfeT hut ruin to
the country. and therefore, however great the in
countenance or support whatever
The Republican campaign will be aggressively
and earnestly opened in Hudson County on next
Friday evening at the Tabernacle, in Jersey City.
The speaker of the evening will be the veteran
Congressman John DalzelI, of Pennsylvania, Other
or more Of them Governor Roosevelt will speak
The dates for holding the Congress ana county con
the intention TO hold both conventions on the
same day, and to have them followed with mass
meeting
Franklin Murphy, the chairman Of the Repub-
Iican State Committee. is giving his days and his
nights to the present campaign. He at the
headquarters of the Republican State Committee
in Newark. early on Saturday morning. going
through mass of correspondence listening to Wis
iting Republicans and debating to a stenographer-
Speaking Of the outlook In the State. he said:
There appears TO be the beginning of a general
awakening among the Republicans of the State.
For two hours have been busy answering
quests for speakers. Autographs, literature and
buttons, and in looking after a score more of
other matters incidental to the campaign Our
people becoming aroused to the stua ton, meet
ings being arranged for and held, and the out
look Is encouraging We making prep
arations to prosecute the campaign vigorously in
every county in the State, and we will be in a
POSIOm 20 t 40 mat b as we SIa soon d Oe IN ad
hamlet. First. will reach all the more irnpor-
tant points in the State with large meetings, and
the county committees and club organizations will
keep up the work. There will be plenty for to
do from now until November. and might say that
the real. earnest, aggressive work is just about
beginning. 1 began realize that fact yesterday,
and to-day I have further proof OF il before me.
Mr. Murphy added that from present indications
it seemed to him that New-Jersey might safely be
set down in the Republican column for good.
round majority.