New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
MONDAY.
APRIL 9. 1900.
POLITICS IN NEW-JERSET.
CONGRESSMAN DAILY TALKS ABOUT
PROBABLE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
CONVENTION DELEGATES.

Congressman William d. DAILY who has largs
fund OF good nature 20 his credit any public
In New-Jersey. a busy on Saturday
In HOboken. Jersey City. Newark. Elizabeth and
New Brunswick all OF which cities he visited be-
tween sunrise and sundown. he kept that part OF
the public which thinks u is and likes 20 keep IN
touch with politics guessing 20 what branch oc
political arts and sciences ne giving 50 active
attention.
II home on business legal business only"
said the Congressman a Tribune reporter Ny
next cali Will be New Brunswick where there
is Will case which demands my attention And
where there's a will there's a way you know.
Politics? Why yes; I do sometimes have trffe
OF time 70 give politics bu5 not now. some
other time with OF the hand which was
meant to indicate that he was in earnest But hs
wasn't-at least. not exclusively IN earnest
Who will be the four Democratic deiegates-ar-
large 10 the Kansas City conventione - he was
asked
That's hard one" Mr. Daily replied. and
one which am not prepared 70 answer at Least
not in full Senator Johnston Cornish VIII be one
and l will be another. Of course That is T have
been told that am 90 BE- aad I understand that
my friend Robert Davis OF Jersey City. Is IN
deeeatio my vo % "a as , one Or I5e neaas ot tie
Cannot answer have heard se~erai good men
seems undetermined Bur orc rbi7r 7 can ar ssv
and thar is south Jersey appears 20 be unanimous
Who viii be the Congress delegates from tho
There you have me again. But I may say that
from what I have heard thev Will PROBABLY Be
Hoboken- OF one thing Won may be sure the
Democrats OF New-Jersey VIII send a strong dele
When asked II he expected 70 attend the Bryan
dollar dinner 70 be given az Camden late IN this
month MI DAILY seemed 20 be surprised.
The Camden dollar dinner" he exclaimed
Whats that? hadn't heard of Il before. and o.,
haven't even seen the invitations and I DO not
tnlnk II probable that shall attend"
When told that this seemed 70 be rather singular.
and would so strike his many friends. iuasmuch as
dollar dinner COMMITTEES that the junction n was Tss
one OF the products OF the Rldgway House con-
known as the most prominent figure. Mr. DAILY
snook @ MS head and repeated that the Camden dol
lar dinner was news 10 MIN
body's wav bur his ovT7 ,i IN 20 -sDI Dg "a a any
inquiry. 7 not think he will be a cOnzpic,1osI,-
prominent figure in New-Jersey politics. he Il a
great man. really great man but. as YOU know,
the Democratic delegates whoever they NAV be
Grant said TO Adira Porser p sea On 52r 0eha5 sims s
lar occasion. II this was 70 be a fight you
fight on land. and would lick you This Is GO
ing ,, 70 oe land 1ght and Bryan is on the land
Speaking OF the Congress situation on the Re-
holdover Auditor OF Newark was anlbitlous 20 sue
coed r. Wayne Parker, but whether he would be-
70 solve In the vIIIth Dstrct M baIT us
OF the opinion that II Frank Bergen OF Union
Congressman Fowler a pretty sharp tlIssis for th,
nomination or course. these remarks mora
but one who had idea that II not iuprob-
anle that the Democrats would have more 70 say
this year than they had years ago as 10 VINO
should represent the With District IN Congress-
Certainly. that district was debatabIe Ground
Mr.. Daily wanted II understood that the wish
was not father 10 the thought when he said he BE-
Mayor Of Newark He could not ne said tel whr
he thought JenkinsOn would win, but he had been
couldn't get that belief out or his head Mr. Daiy
thought Congress would not adjourn before ths
middle OF June