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NOTES OF THE CANVASS.
What the Press and Politicians Find so
Talk About.

What the Press and Politicians Find 50
Talk About.
Theodore Hulshizer and DIR, j. Fl. Grit
fifth have been nominated for Assembly by
the Republicans of Warren.
The Middlesex County Democratic Con-
vention to nominate a candidate for State
Senator will be held at New Brunswick
next Saturday.
Carter, who was nominated for Senator
In Burlington county on Satur. aY, was the
only man named. Assemblyman Alcott
was renominated.
The Salem Sunbeam says that Senator
Miller, of Cape MaySis apt to succeed him
self, Or that AssembIyman Jesse D. Lud-
lam will be given the nomination
The Prohibition Convention of Atlantic
county has nominated VIM Tilton, of Ham
monitor, for Assemblyman, and A. j. Smith,
OF the same place, for County Clerk.
The Hackensack Republican says it has
the best authority tor saying that Mr..
Phelps does not covet the nomination for
Governor, nor does he or his friends expect
that he will receive it.
Tomorrow evening the Passaic County
Prohibitionists will hold mass meeting at
Paterson, and Ex-Governor St. John will
make an address. In the afternoon full
county ticket will be nominated
The Hunterdon County Democrats will
nominate State Senator next Saturday.
John V. Robbins, Moses K Everett and
Edward Mcdowell are in the field Assem-
blymen Arnwine and Wolverton will be re-
nominated.
The Democratic candidates for Senator
in Sussex County are John Miller, a veteran
doctor and politician of Andoyer; DIR. r. A.
Shepherd and Lawyer Robert T. johnson,
OF Newton, and A. Anson Mcbride, far
mer of Deekertown.
In Camden there is excitement because
one of the Democratic candidates for a
county Office, who Is druggist, is under
serious charges. Other candidates nomi-
mated with him refuse to run unless he
wlthdraws. which he did Yesterday.
On the Democratic side In Middlesex
there are number of candidates for State
Senator, among them Manning Freeman,
James M. Parsons, and Assemblvman VIM.
Jernee, whose friends declare that he can
beat any candidate the Republicans can
put IN nomination.
A special from New Brunswick to the
Newark Netos says that President Schenck
has no show for denomination to the
State Senate, and that the Republican sup
port will be given either to Howard Nc
Sherry, ex-Assemblyman Goodwin, of Gran
berry, or Postm aster Carson.
Newark Democrats are having a merry
time over the Mayoralty nomination. 1t is
all cut and dried that Mayor Haynes is to
be renominated at the Convention which is
IN he hol6 Un1~ H.. L
there is organized opposition to him. 1t is
safe to assume that Haynes will be renomi-
mated and beaten
Both political parties in Burlington
county have entered into solemn agree
ment not to spend any money for improper
purposes In the approaching election
Vigilance committees are to be appointed
to watch at and about the polls, and all
detected in violating the law by the cor
rupt use of money are to be vigorously
prosecuted.
The temperance people in Passaie county
have nominated For Senator, Henry L.
Wells; Surrogate Joel NJ johnson; Assem-
bly,, First district, Albert L. Terhune; Sec
ond, Edgar Tallman; Third, Eugene Beggs;
Fourth, W. FL. Dickinson The probable
effect of the movement will be to materially
lessen the votes of Senator John W. Griggs,
the present Republican incumbent.
The Prohihltionists of New Jersey pro-
pose making it lively for the Republicans,
and perhaps for some of the Democrats, In
the Legislative districts this fall. The lead
ers not only intend nominating candidates
in all the Senatorial counties and Assembly
districts, but they propose placing local
municipal tickets in the field. Over forty
public speakers have been engaged, who
will make addresses in all the principal
cities of the State. John p. st. John and
Assemblyman Gator will be the principal
speakers. They will be assisted by Gen.
Clinton b. Fisk, and number of we'll
known Methodist preachers. The party
expects to poll $4,000 votes in November.
A special from Paterson to the Newark
Neaos says that Griggs's denomination in
Passaic for State Senator is extremely
predetermined and that even if he is re-
nominated, Judge Inglis, who is to be the
Democratic nominee, will probably beat
him. 1t also says that Scheele will be re-
nominated for Assembly in the First Dis
trict; that in the Second District Bottoms
vote last Winter against the five per cent
bill threatens his candidacy; that Low will
probably be euchered out of renomina-
ton In the Third District by Mr. Pudney;
and that Tom Flynn is anxious for another
term, but that he is threatened, if he is
nominated, with Independent Democratic
candidates. The Republican County Con-
vention in Passaic will he held next
Wednesday