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THE CHARTER ELECTION.
LATETT PHASES OF THE CONTEST
FOE LOCAL OFFICES.

vasx I'm the Several Dfstrfcts.-Notes.
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Inc Cluzcns Associa1ion turned lsselI
into an adjunct to the Republican ma
chine last evening. and gave nominations
- namocro.s o,lv in distr;cts thot u 70
80, - =
errtain they cannot possipiy carry,
W;ndec,er thew refused to indorse
n..-seso.e a;s..;ots 49,
democrats :" u'''.l0's 'noy oAn
certainly carry. DoctoI Gordon
at the meeting Friday evening
forcad the Association on record on the
question of Senate bill No 28. Pangy-
6oyna Dear protested and when The
Major q Ia that protest was vain. he init
,,,otod that tbe meeting had been hacked
whether n was or NOT The resolution COM
,n;tt;rg tho Association AGAINST the
Hi ,yara adonted Inv war
~rhoon owe e,ainst a very faehla little
emo Than When the onestion of nom
;nat;ons cama mn Col John McTnernv DIR
Gordon and others started a movement
ooa;nst the Associations taking an active
mart in the snrino campaign. The division
~ tbo onast;on was almost partisan-to
th;S eytent at least that all the votes AGAINST
tha MAKING of ticket were cast by Demo-
Gratis Some Democrats. however. voted
n favor of the MAKING of n ticket. The
r.. r~, IN noticed among the we'll
tnown nomocrats who favored masterlv
;noct;v;tv " r Evans the President Of
tba Association N 7 n EDGE. DR. =. J. Cor
doT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T,embeck w r. Laird.
Col McTnernv M Mullone r. r. Me-
Ta,,obi;n and M;las Tierney Ex-Mavor
Hoffsr n p Haslam wi I Houub.
Cr;th Hovnaa r M Jarvis. Charles
Krnger D a. MeNauphton.
ond John 3 Racot were AMONG the Demo.
o-ots yrbo favored activity Tbe motion
tsat az ossoc;ot;on withdraw from active
.a-.;o;r,ot;o,, in tbe contest was aoread IN
v vata a. IA tn * and the meeting pro.
.soode; IN act mon the nominations made
fy The COMMITTEES of Sixteen In the First
District the refusal of Joseph r. Moore to
RIM for Alderman led to the nomination of
Mar+;u p Holmes the cvnamiter When
Co,,r,;so;oner Leather was nronosed for
re,alact;on to the Fire Board there was a
-n;obtv k;ck He was politician who had
ossosssd the fremen. and some one said
g. hod tote,, s90l from the Sick Fund. tn
srh; Oh ba was not entitled he was
%noctad ont in the bandsomest possible
s.vIo Tim Davis nomination for Justice
81 tha Paaca cave him little needed air.
IN, hnt NOT half as mueh as he will stand.
20, he too wos laid on tbe shelf Slim.
,,vn O,Ne;ll of Surrogate McAyoy's Office.
,rss r,oonmandad for the Board Of Educa.
ton in the Fourth D;strics. LAWYER Cowles
,,,.5a a nerfactIv nninst;aable assault upon
L., hi otber LAWYERS who know him bet-
+ar stood hy him and he was Endorsed by
= Aotter;ng Vote Rut the bio fobt came
ovs- Gator for Alderman in the Fifth Dis
tr;ct IF there is man in New Jersey
tbat panoboru dislikes. it is Gator. and
panohorn mada a nersonsI fight against
him twas shown. however. that. whatever
/, his sbortcomings NAV be. Gator has on all
vital cuestions- Especially that Of local tax
t;on heen in the right. and given the right
material aid and in spite of the opposi-
zion If pangborn and Dear the nomine-
tion was confirmed. Pangborn left Gator
: IT, sho,5 bv ,,roro;sino NOT To sunnort
aim ;n tba .o,v.nol THE Sixth District
was sent back to the COMMITTEES for revi-
SON The trouble there. speaking genef-
aily. was that in the making of the ticket
the whole of the Nominating Committee
had NOT uarticipated. The split was chief
ly over the nomination of Tom Potter for
the Board of Education. Professor Waite,
VIII, is in Hasbrouck's Institute, had been
ORIGINALLY selected. but was afterward
NnocIra6 ont. because il appeared from the
corresnondence read that he was not poll
clan enough to win.
nSome Of the nominations made by the
Citizens Association last night" said
member of the Citizens Association to
TATTIEn Yesterday stake the cake. They
started ont 10 give us nominees who would
co,nnel voters to stand by
Them nv their very ex-
callanca They were TO give us the best
men in the ommunitv-businesr men of
nnonest;oned nuritv and of the highest
standing And the first name on their
t;ckat Is that of Michael r. Holmes. the
leader If Rlaine's local Dynamite eontin-
cant last fall. as a candidate for Alderman
IN tho First Disstrict."
Meanwhile the two great political parties
ara e,oipp on with their preparations for the
aiacf,on as though the Citizens Association
had never existed. The Democratic pri-
,nar;es ~ appears by call published
aIsawbera in to-days paper. will be held
next Wednesday. The places are designa-
tad in tha advertisements
In the First District there are two separate
Democratic ORGANIZATIONS engaged in active
work for nlaces The regular one is that
of which Mr. George r. De Revere. the
nronr;etor of Tavlor's Hotel. is the Presi-
dent r q WolberL is the head of the
other. with ssSix'' Whelan and other conspic-
mons natriots as his lieutenants. De Revere
las bean solicited to consent to run for
Aiderman;c honora and will probably
,,;tcb in He 10 the RIGHT kind of man for
p,hl,c Mace He Is a citizen of standing.
and wopld make an excellent public ser
want s.Rob" Davis Is also in the field
He ran for Fire commissioner last Spring,
INT was defeated The majority against
him was made. however. by disreputable
deal. third candidate Is named Cubber-
Iy. He is an employee of Matthiessen &
Weichers. and his anxiety to get into the