New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
JER6EYJgEN Eat SH1D.
Vel K'sOacn Politicians Guests of
Colonel Il. R. Kuser.

Camden y. J.. May 1s CspeciaD-The pIankea
shed dinner given BY Colonel Anthony r Kuser
VAS held at washinetoa Park Gloucester. this
afternoon. There were so present consisting of
more tnan 800 well known Jerseymen and about q
members OF the famous Gridron Club consisting Of
wen known newspaper correspondents in Washing
ton. The members OF the club and the Jersey rep
resentatives in Congress came over from Washing
Ton on special car, which was met at the Balti-
more & Ohio wharf at Philadelphia by a steannboae J.
which brought the Jersey guests over from Cam
den after the arrival of special train from Jersey
city. The train from Jersey City was in charge Of
OoloHeI kuser, while the Washington party was
under the supervision OF Senator Dryden
The whole party dined at Washington Park tax
ing about three hours TO the dinner There was no
speechmaking OF any sort The Gridiron Club took
part IN the event, however 20 the extent of singing
song entitled IN New jersey the words Of
which We're composed by Colonel E c. Hay and
the music by Henry Lander. The latter was COM
posed IN the train between Washington and Phil
adeIphia:
Here the words:
Washed by ocean pillows. hoT1ng streams ana inland
bays
There's state that on size but long on some
n commerce and mosquitoes hum-in polite zest
" every other STATE her name leads all the
CHORUS
In New Jersey. in New Jersey
We now sing our tuneful lays
u the statesmen oG the laymen and hays
In New Jersey. in New Jersey
Where the politics pure.
'fe no spri: Of reform need row. more.
4 pull public places chosen few can boast
me ms they get the plunns the outs they get
the roast
The ms will nos give up their fruit the outs they
So they get busy now ana then and 'reforn'
youth. one Everett Colby. wants Record Of his
own.
He hopes reap from some seed already, son
ne Schenes to file his Record in the nations Senate
Where the much loved DRYDEN makes record for you
Let good enough alone keep on your hg-toned plane
Your Senators are up "G'-both Dryden John
Kean
Their before you no others should be SEEN
So Danish any other thought. it's but idle
Love for all it's
people your be to them always
But homage make to those Of great renown--
Zen though tbs sad for sad when Jerseymen come 10
The party broke up about o'clock The main
party returned to various points along the Penn
sylvania road by steamer and train. and the Wash
ington party. including Senators Dryden and Kean
back the national capital in its special
Among those present were Colonel E W. Hine
b c. Kuser, Colonel W. w. Palmer, Senator
Blackwell Senator Strong. Fred Kuser, John L.
Kuser, Senator Lee. Senator Bradley, Senator
Dryden, R Y. Kuser. Senator Shinn, General P
F. Wanser. Senator CresSey, General Plume. Sen
ator Homer Judge Gaskell. James Martin. Gov
ernor Stokes, Senator Kean and Senator Wakelee
ing Of the boom Of George L. Record for Dryden's
place as 1t was arranged before the Pagan dollar
dinner was heard of. Senator Colby not pres
ent although he and his followers were invited.
Four Of them, however, were present, they being
Alexander Fordyce of Afiddlesex County, who is a
candidate against Senator Jackson for State sena-
tor, and three members from Hudson County
Senator Dryden would not discuss the subject of
whether he would be a candidate for reelection.
but was the opinion Of the leaders that he would
and that to-day practically the beginning Of
the Republican state campaign committees work.