New-York tribune., 1902-01-22

answer to make it diff cult Human nature is
50 long as ballots allowed outside the polls
TWO PLANS FOR IMPROVEMENT.
Two ways of Improvement suggest themselves
The s y endg fh pr Prefset e yoter aW SO excep eepf
from the election officer. and IF the law should be
fa ssoi as peraPs Sssffss ihe best fo
nlaes Of the ballot / am infor1sed that this
chine has been perfected II at it is entirely rel,
used it has given results that have been aitogetheo
G o9f 0S of the expense but with the
large amount f money in the treasury sdI Irre5 ~ red
that win make corruption at the polls fn1p0SsDrff' f
and the expense might eay tb ne stste s sficent
sum to provide each county with the necessary
also pecommend to legislature the 1 amend ndc
al 3 oclock tJ n may be said by some that this
Change was tired few years ago and was found
Tefnrned TO- II is re the experiment was tri9d
and abandoned, but it was Done i4t pd nn9n Sere
ssa9ed dna h9f %ith # II z ae law works New
Why il Should not wOT Wen in NewJersssgy 1t is
erienee erlISsa at the Sope polls int large rOp9Tto9 Of
the Illegal voting is done tItet t% dar fhsn
sunlight it is this reason reason pffnS9y %5s
that so many of the States nave eet law New
Jersey Should %d' not @ Be Sehind sister States
PRIMARY ELECTIe N LAW.
also the Of 7bGdT primary 4Es ele6 ce6-
duct of party agencies The exas ting provisions Of
the law only permit but encca rage me GonoTee con %
dominant organization within tin party under e
conceded by ali that an immense advantage Is
thereby afforded for the execution q any PurPTse Padss
and that the free and untTammellea s nu -
eny reported and perhaps generals vi Sss been e1
in more than 1ne case ss fhf te Pnopar hoce
aside by practices and proceedings reno Erie es are
conducted This Is very serious matter. at regular m
Os1fO he
party defeated or controlled as TO the of
candidate, the right of suffrage the Tig scr t
choice E tammssd and PePhaPs Sg a5eadS af9gefnsf sT
at naoght r. TN rpega sense of the Citizens OF
State by attempting TO regulate primaries: f5 as
criminal offences and the question now remaining 70 *
earnestly suggested that further legislation u9o9
this subject be enaSted % fbs an& o leading parties be
held under supervision of the regular 6oafbe @
ef slestG Sa met a6G oat fnaf If the shg pbe funds in
in which the expenses OF the eiecIGIs t a1e
S fs etatntory regaatons under which they are
largely for their eficiency upon the persons who
them omped and fhat With aad any Violations
duty promptly and VIGOROUSLY eeaIf f Stst,tes
s1e q little avail believed that the s sgsses 70
tons made viii ii he the Voters viii have conf
nescec 'D "
FINANCES.
The finances of the State continue 20 be in ex,
seiens Seae weTs G9nsS q and the disbursements
go the receipts over the lseements i
Guided the total and not properly charged 10 ons
The large sum Of sso a0S. f. esying
the expended for the total annual eaep rSp
hing Spenses R the + tTeas sn
tireIy tree from debt this exhibit Of the ipan-
cal condition OF the State is as exceptional as II Is
am Informed that the State receives no interest
ever received such interest. Why do not knqE
preeoesor 1ns IN The funds
TO the various banks throughout the state VINO nc
Which they have VEN made money but for which they
sss Dsss he e S ssPFEsd shss
every business man unaer 3 tne s baIanra in the
ss1S 1p5si BSs rs @esd
sme & egso s be s tq % r9Ta9 rang
I recommend it without delay II instead of dis
in various LOCALITIES it should be placed; under
OF undoubted safety, an important sum can be |
earned for the State each year. !
DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS.
5 e IN e Of is PG?n Of sh sabes as ha
come before the legislature for its action. Last
s eef fund for he St Of public EsS enea
ZION and % was = used ey the he various % sS1nfes @ OF the
increasing school facilities. No better use Of |
n be made The Seon Of last sS year %i!i doubt b
Of the surplus can wisely be made Too large
surplus should not be allowed to accumulate. It
for the interests of the State reoures 1t belongs
for Rs & s ns and he eOpd pedps aRs
Poron # aS Be Gr Used d ehr IN the
REDUCTION OF school taxes, the repair and enlarge
are needed. the substantial increase in the appro-
priston for public roads which cannot too highly
commend TO you. or in such other manner as the !
legislature may in its wisdom decide upon.
1t may be remarked. and with Justice that the |
large Of is uneertsn and Is Il Hkes thS
don Of business throughout the Country. That is
true but am not speaking Of income but Of sur
that the income Of the state even TO in Re pes
necessary expenses OF the state and tbe extrsr te
DIARY expenses may be adjusted from year to |
without bringing hardship TO the taxpayer
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
The National Guard consists OF forty-e,sbt |
ments; two batteries Of ARTILLERY and two troops
pf.eaTalry, composing two brigades and one dvfs-
think il wise that ii be increased TO five reef |
sbat The arrv and 5 esTav each and
pre- and that the headquarters OF these regiments
pe iocateo IN Newark Jersey City. Paterson. Tren-
In each of these cities commodIous armor,es |
700 much money has been expended upon these
buildings TO permit them to be useless or to be |
reason for urging their use.
The Importance of national guard of reason
given TO ways of peace The nation does not |
maintain large standing army. The chief reli- |
suprescy Of the Law and IN proectng pbe sns sns
perfectly disciplined national guard The yso an9
Of the sons Of New-Jersey, their patriotism and |
or the nation 1 regard it as of high importance |
that the militia Of the State should be maintained
efficiency. '0'' -
HOSPITAL FOR CoNSUMPTIyF, POOR