New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-11
THE G0vERYORSHIP OF NEW-JERSEY.
NJ, ALBRIGHT CONFIDENT OF THE DEMOCRATIC
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF CONGRESSMAN FER
REL.

xsp ALBRIGHT CONFIDENT OF THE DEMOCRATIC
No,INATIoN-VIEws OF CONGRESSMAN FER
RElL.
JBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRruUSE.i
TRENTON, n. j., Sept. 10.-Andrew Albright
considered by himself and several oVher people %
leading candidate for the Democratic NOMINATION. io
Governor spent to-day in Trenton Az oihner "e '"'
Trenton House he sat at table next 10 AuornoJ
sral Stockton who is often mentioned az csndidae'
bre cooeressman Terrell, another possible nominee
was IN the corrdor OF the hotel Mt Albright IN con-
versaon with reporter of The Trenton Times Expressed
the most Ant hopefulness as 10 inc Ies' VI WV
contest He claimed South Jersey sohoy' hai' Oh h"u
son County and all but eight votes IN Essex his 'oVo
on the rst ballot he over $780, and SAID na
unless he could get the nomination 0h 'iiA' '"
not 1t all
Congressman FerreIl in an interview whicn appears
in the same newspaper expressed great surprise Nv
Alpriebts claim TO n solid South Jersey delegation he
sa,a cumberland Salem and Cape May would proonoy
ro for DIR WHITAKER OF Cumberla d, VINO W0n' aso oe
SrooQ In Gloucester aud Camden c'uoHeS nc jim 80
ina. the support Dr. Whitaker was ony cover IoL
second CHOICE" candidate the part OF south Jersey
delegates. He thought that on aec.sIve nS SHe
H,s own county (Giouceser ne was sure wOuld go 10
AObett lie took view that Il Abbott wanted 1ne
NOMINATION for himself could have IT, or ne coulu
throw IL 20 AlDrigt but IL he attempted 10 give IL 70 an
outside man Albright would stand chance OIL seVns
Exciting Democratic primaries were beld IN TINS CITY
tonight Tor the election OF dsieg crs a,av oes and
personal and relation to the candidacy toG
ernor In tae First Ward, Governor Lnalow
private secretary Joseph L. Naar, was deIeateu Dy
large majority after bitter nyht TINS was 10 spCe
Of his being known strong friend OF Aopett' Irpm
whom be mas reason expect reappolDthent 20 ns
lucrative position. In the second Ward Mayor FtoSm
made hard aeht for place the DELEGATION, Win
view II is sad OF advancing his own Interests as 0sTS
borse n, the convention. He WAS defeated ~ the
Third Ward four Albeit delegates were eec.eo
afler a quarrel In the meeting. lac fV.iIth
Ward eiec,ed Albeit In inc rHtn
ward there Aboet mao and two ior DE. w !
ker, of Cumberland In the 5xth ana sevenen w." h
the delegations unpedged. bat Aooett VIII nave
mos. Of the votes He will have at least two-thirds Vi
The enJ,re delegation from As late develop
mept 10 the Govcruorship confess IL sstaed tnat
possbity OF Attorney General stockton gong INTO Ine
ebt as tho candidate the anti Albeit aetlon OF otae
House ring Information from Burlington County Is 10
the effect that majority OF Inc county 10
Charles L. Hendrckson. Judge Clayton BLACK las
majority Of the delegates.
BuRIINaros, n. j.. sept l0-The election OF dele-
~a,s. IN the Democrsetic STATE Convention took
place in Burlington Coanty on saturday Inc returns
receiyed show That the delegates In favor OF the
nomination Of Charles r. Henorlekson' VI oui4Hs'"
County, for Governor.