New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01

approaching election, but that he has failed 10
learn, after frequent conversations with represent
ative Republicans. of any disaffections which can
not be overcome and in his opinion, easily
come On the whole he is confident that the citi-
zens OF the State not disposed at this time to
change from Republican to a Democratic adj
ministration, and that the Republican majority in
the last legislature will be practically maintained
in the next. The Governor comedies that there
may be some changes in some parts Of the State,
but, to use homely phrase, in the general makeup
zone hand will wash the other" SO that there is
no room for any fear of Republican disaster that
is well grounded on fact.
United States Senator Dryden shares with Cover
nor Murphy the hopeful view Of the political situa-
ton in the state. He no good reason why
New-Jersey should take a step backward and
does not believe that the citizens Of the State
are dissatisfied with the prosperous times which
they are now enjoying. and of which they are as
largely the benehciaries the citizens Of any
other State in the Union United States Senator
hean is Keeping right up with the procession I'm
his hopefulness of Republican success Mr. Kear
al"as has been, in victory or defeat an optimistic
Repuolcan, and he now is as suave and courteous
as ever In his greetings. spreading words of ceer
over every situation, good. bad Indifferent while
he treads with apparent satisfaction the patb
toward another six years in the United States
Senate
SATISFACTORY IN BURLINGTON
Speaker Homer who came bar. o,,,a,,,. o, -.
pose the calling OF an extra session ,,,+u a.
sholld appear that the reassembIing Of the leg
islature had become absolutely necsasor,, ratd
ina. 'iie Po"ucai situation in Burlington County
was geheraHF speaking entirely satisfactory TO
the Republicans. Mr.. Horner IS the T2en,bIic,,,
CANDIDATE Tor State Senator I'm thar courtv ITo
said he hoped dthat not only hin,<eIr b,,t tbe
whole republican ticket would be elected There
was hardy room to doubt this result If the Pc
puoHcahs would go to the polls and vote. Two
=. HcrnRF al
for the Republicans on Election ro,. r. 1
dittons were confidence and apatbv IT,. -
1orty-tWo Nouns precincts in Burlinrto, C,,,,+,-
where the normal Republican n,aiorttr g., 49,.
l"o II twenty Republicans should stav AVA,
from each OF the districts Mr. Hor-,au - -,
would be difficult for any o,a - - sa'u' II
Republican majority margin might ~
dangerously small However, Mr. ITorrs- A., -.
expect TO nave TO face such a contnrencv a. go
III MS caldlu1cy Tor senator the effort :, III
comparatively iuII vote In an of year, would
be made "'uid
The Republican situation in Cane NJ,
ex-senator Stokes said improving h,, 49,
South Jersey Republicans said that g. Zine. o'i'er
entirely satisfactory II was the unanimous
ion OF those South Jersey Republicor,. opih-
here yesterday that Congressman rop,a.," VIZ
was more largely responsible than am, 49astr
publican for the disaffection in Cane NI
also was openly and repeatedly asser,a, :, II
Mr. Loudenslager n DISTURBING '"'
among the Republicans in Gloucester Co...
where Boyd Avis has been nominated TO-
Assembly and IS the leading prospective ,ne
ddate for Speaker Of the House
SENATOR BRADLEY's VIEW
Senator Bradley. OF Camden County. said -.
all that the Republicans OF Cape Nav Cor,t..
had 10 do m win TO got together II ~ /.
would do that ana pull together tue electio, -
Assembhman Lewis e Cresse To- the state senat,
would not be Tor - moment in doubt 1t was