New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-25
Secretary of War Pleased
as 1st and 9Th Regiments
March Past.
POLITICAL ARMY
WATCHES SOLDIERS
Democratic Leaders and Cano''
dates Gather at Sea Grit Tor
Governors Luncheon.

,,.-. cat, ,.o,rosnonIent Of The Tribune
Sea Girt. y. j.. July 2t.-Llndle! ~
Garrison Secretary Of War. came oE
10 the State camp grounds I'M s,b
tornoon and reviewed the ISL anu ".
rcgimcnts of the New Jersey NaI'o ,n
Cnard. while a crowd of more ina" w.
200 cheered cnthuslasticaiiy' 49, Coz
Governor Fielder sat beside the 81
rotary Of War as the guar us,i'en,
marched past, and when me re-,
mos ovor Mr.. Garrison told the GOV
80 that the civilian soldiers hau
made A splendid showing. II
az was fine" the Secretary salu'
SECRETARY Garrison, accompanied ~
Me Garrison and Captain Mccoy ne
o tl id NOT arrive at the Little
W.hi,o House" until 4 o'clock. nv
crowd around the Governors coItas
,,os so thick that company OF
,r,, had 70 clear a way so that the 90
ratarv Of War could pass. lie receineu
Tho REGULATION salute OF seventeen : 80
1rcl,ded in the crowd were prom,
,ont Republican and Democratic poi,-
.ic;are from Essex, Bergen, fasSale,
c,ssov and Warren counties VINO na t
hoon invited TO the luncheon VIII
Governor Fielder gives each i'""'
during the camp season .x robr
An,or, them we're Ex-Governor john
FrantIin Fort. Senator Charles - Ooi,
nor Henressev. a brother oil Johh "a
IIorressev. of New York, and klchaiu
= Ionkinson. a Newark business mo-
Who refused a Republican nom,ha''I, n
Gov Congress- last week so Una. NJ
couId oo in training for the kePuo.'
oo, nomination for Governor TWO !oa'S
fror, now. Senator Hennessey also r t
lie hat in the ring as candluaVe
Tho democratic nomination az
time. .ho cecrc-
While the review was on the Secie.
+arv of War looked the guardShe" ol vi.
with a critical eye, ana II va 40
seeming reluctance that ne CAV .
order TO his aide TO start oacA 70
Governors cottage. for evening paiaoo
was 10 follow shortly, ana MI VA
did not want to mss II. .,. and
In the evening the SecretaIE CO.
Mrs. Garrison were the guests OF WV
ernor and Mrs. Fielder at dinner.
To-day being the first NoVeTinol
Dav Of the season, there we're poi' . ..O",
booms a-plenty Some OF '"e'"
interesting. .,,., ,,-..;,,,, ono
Former Sheriff Bill Harrlgan' one
of \eWark'S lS-CdIdN ~ ~
nounced himself as an aspirahI lof 'HS
Democratic nomination for sherln III
FsseX this fall. Former Assemolytnan
John J. Mathews declared he was golns
10 run for Senator in the same cou" y
as n Wilson candidate. lie sara ne
wasn't going TO run at the pr'ma,r,e''
but would run on Election Day only.
J. William Huegel, who expects 10 DC DC
the Republican candidate for sherln III
Essex. was also busy. while senator
Austin Colgate, of that county, VINO IS
Going to be renomnated. smiled Sc
IeneIv as he heard of the troubles IN
the Democratic ranks.
Among the leading Democrats VINO
greeted the Secretary OF war were ..
Spencer Smith. president Of the haroor
Commission; Senator Peter McG in.'SS'
of Passaic, and Senator'S Samuel NUN
son and P. J. Dolan. Of Sussex. =,
The death last night OF Bugler Al,
bert B. Craig. Of the lst Infantry ana
the injury of four other soldiers cast a
pall over the guardsmen throughout me
day. This did not disappear despite
the ceremonies attendant upon the
visit of Secretary Garrison.