New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-30

Smith a solid dslegation from Camden County UNITY:
where i was said Ferrsu was even STRONGER 49,
we're held, however the friends OF Carrow showed
party cogia % HiIe Except watch the efectiou q
qslega5ss opposed to FerTe For SoIe reason s sT
and hle that there was anything serious IN ire
son cannot keep his pledge 70 deliver either Cum
oerland or Camden county. As % the other colIl-
erS in Salem say that the vote there VIII 80 q
that il Is sure for Ferrsu IN gloucester County
The vote will go % him Cape Mays LITTLE bunch
turned in Terrell under the rule. but IL Il
said 70 be lukewarr toward the Gloucester man
and may even vote for Sey uour.
.Thompson's AGENTS are hard at work spreading
Seb .. me sSSN PT'al,S On T IS corvsT
ton. and that the ex-senator has promised TIE
nomination Of FeTreu the first ballot Z The
him As Robert Dav4- is not without friends in
discounted. and the delegates say that they snow
something about the game and they can play. too
n South Jersey. the Camden County delegates 20
Sae STATE corvenlIon n caucus nlS atterlioon aug
while he sQuirmed and pleaded BY vote OF 81 70
ar re S rs tSs Sis5 ms i - 30 eSmoIi
msnJsry vote; but will be cast Tor Ire camden man
- iqns a there i any voting done IN ne con,
Esntio1 Not only DID The caucus Do this n ths
HIN down corps,eIy IN Sis sfror5s TO Ss made the
6entisls. and elected exeIu3Es JSbn w wescott.
a StronS Carrow man. IN MS stead II was smith
leader is grinding h,s yss,6 tonight.
The caucus heiS at the rooms % the Amer
Gus Club, IN South Camden. and Thompson and
some OF his leutensuts were amOnS the first the
scene talking earnestly with the delegates and
the party leaders on the necessity or getting TO-
row people wanted to know why Thompson had
turned from Carlow when he had pledged MS con
tnued support - him Thompson endeavored %
explain that It was because Carrow had done moth
come to him. and the thing essential for
candidate to do was 70 get on, and hustle for him
SET
The first test Of strength came when. on the
election or a chairman - the delegation. ThOr1p-
son was proposed for Ace This would have
but the Carrow forces ned Dr. T. F. Bray OF the
First Ward. and he by the vote which indi-
Gated the full strength OF the Carrow men
The Smith followers have been counting All
the South Jersey counties 20 name Terrell men for
the committee credentials. and as late a : last
night they claimed eleven votes. Just n majority,
in its makeup. When the CarrOw people learned
and would have Carrow the COMMITTEES
credentials they felt almost certain that smith
in mood 70 allow Thompson anything. particU-
larry any such important committee that 81
they selected WeSCott by the vote had
been pOlled in the previous In vain
and for harmony; in vain the Duke himself en-
treated the delegates consider what the chances
would be much stronger than Terrell
and that he had right 10 pledge the vote OF
South Jersey 10 Smith after he had promised to
support Carlow and had assisted in the adoption
by the county committee. Thompson mad.
and he left the hall IN "A hun II the Smith people
are counting upon all the votes or South Jersey TO
give them majority on the committee on Gre
dentials, and they get majority from the
other counties. they badly left IN their cacu-
latons. and the Seymour deleEates from Essex will
vention. Perhaps the action OF Camden County
has settled the whole situation.