The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-11
A GREAT FARCE Nv JERSEY.


Black Eyes, Bloody Noses, ami Broken
Heads Expected In To-morrow's Z Jntest
for the Otuces In the new Gay oil jersey
Tao West Hoboken soreheads.
Tomorrow will be q lively day throughout
Hudson county, New Jerrey. The best informed
politicians predict little cutting and carving, and
not ie~ broken heads, black eyes, and bloody
noses. In nearly every ward In jersey City Two or
three tickets In tie field for the positions
in the lii Of the people, the fercest strife being for
the Adermansbips Of the new city. Tue Democratic
Executive Committee have had a nare-up ~i.h tLeir
candidate Tor Mayor. Mr.. o'Neill. This gent eman
was assessed $1,000, but lie
WILL NOT BB BLEp,
and the strikers the party. who had expected the
candidates to stand and submit to robbery without
remembrance, are boiling over with rage. Pre-
vious 10 this election the Jersey City thieves have
alNals assessed their candidate Tor the Mayorslty
1900; but now. they have got to bear election
Denses In Bersen SSd Hudson City, they have In
creased their demand to sl,OO0. Nov. 1t 90 hap
peus that for honest and highly respectable
citizen has put In nomination, in the person Of
Mr.. O'Neill and, astonishing as the assertion may
seen, Is nevertheless true that tne domination did
cost hun solitary dollar; while Mayor Sawyer
scent over 5000, and Mayor Bevnhs over s3,oOo
The course taken By Mr. OMEN, in relusiug to pay
for q election, has naturally created =
STORM IN THE CAMP or THE THIEVES,
and consequently an effort has Already been made
by certain members OF the Executive Committee
TO take his name or and substitute that of Mr.
Bevins in Its place. Many OF the Jersey City poll
tcians swear that they will not vote for such
Mr. OMEN, and That they will cast their for
the Republican candidate, Mr.. Daniel Mcleod.
The polls open tomorrow morning at o'clock and
from that hour the street corners In the neighbor
,ng,on Na,ko, in Now y.rk vii, n,ss that, rs,.,
-'N" 800 "'' A''' 'N'N tssA
GANGS OF LoAPERs,
for those vorthies will be over tho ,,ver M vvo,k
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tor tie Jersey CITY Ring voting early and as often
as possible. One Jersoy city politician has made Il
,,'a,. , =" 80, =" -. -. ma
80. IT,. a,,s...s -. a, :, -. n. w
"~a' i"e ni'een'h Anohun'oo" VIII OIL course put
In an appearance. and this may create trouble In
.ome of the strong Ir,sh di,tric. but there vii, he
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the Ring ticket us there are nearly 600 eolored
voters I'm the new city
m,''-,. .s.'N-.'S',., .
ibere Is Dhef opposihon 70 oenator NOAH d. Tay-
Tor for the Water Commissionership, o large ma
,ori,v Of the Democrats having noted the ne, ,h.,
THE TAYLOR FAMILY
have no less than three entries in the race this
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nom nj. hsneas fltlpotfiek mas been placed In
no NATION AGAINST senator TAILOR, with a iair
chance OF winning. Michael Nathens OF BERGEN,
snu John ~ hoPklns' Sr,, WI, ooth De made Mater
Commissioners ny az overwhelming majority There
Is SCRUB race iof foilee commissioners Another
one OF the lai9r family Mm. Taylor IL 10 Tor one OF
beck, Republican 1hs Ring has also pat up John
heCurty, Of Hudson CITY (an eigdt months' tquatter
aud carpeIbaggei) against hecnrder Aldriuge,
gentleman VINO has the entire confidence OF tne
people. Mr. Aidrldge Las, however, received tie
tbnt Gearra 1,,anhrerhi the EapuSlispn cnn'ioats
NAV SLID in The Jersey Ciyites n their greeIne e
have put up another roper.in, named Marlin Logan,
Hudson civ who favored JOHN Harr,neton George
Van Horne Il lie RepubIican clndidaIe and stands
vel in The community The AIdermanic nomina-
lions are ns usuuI made m mostly Dy The Demo.
cratic .. rty OF gin pitchers and Jersey city viii
nave some w.
p,ou o,n ,yporsgv,,r,vr.
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IN the new board, In the slrsl Ward bhI Whelan
y out on tho regular VIC Set W.th Martin Doyle TOR