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LOCAL Politics.

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the race for Assembly in the, Third District.
The First Ward Germans of Hoboken
have endorsed the entire Democratic county
ticket
The Fifth District Republicans have
nominated ex-Freeholder VIM. i. Shrope
Tor the Assembly.
Hon. Samuel j. Randall will address a
Democratic ratification meeting to be held
some time this week.
The Seventh District Republican Associ-
alton met in Buckman's Hall on Jefferson
street, Wednesday night
The Third District Independent Repub-
lican Club met at Independence Hall, Coles
street, last Thursday evening.
The Second District Republican Associa-
ton held meeting last Friday night at
Landmesser's, 299 Grand street.
Ex-Assemblyman L. ]. Mcdonald was
nominated for Assembly in the Seventh
District by the Fuss-and- Feathers crank
party.
The Third Ward Democratic Club of
Hoboken endorsed the straight county
ticket at McHale's, in Grand street, Wednes-
day night
The David F. Hearn Association OF the
Fourth Ward, Hoboken, have endorsed the
nomination of James j. Clarke for Assembly
in the Seventh district.
Justice p +. Wanser addressed a public
meeting held Friday evening under the
auspices of the Second Precinct Republi-
can Association, at Schubnell's Hotel, 4084
Palisade avenue.
The nomination, by handful of kickers,
of Terry Mcdonald as an Indepenent can
didate IN the Seventh district is fit sequel
to the nomination of Fuss and Feathers
for Surrogate.
The Second Precinct Association of the
| Fourth district met Friday evening Chas.
! Miller presided, Addresses were delivered
by VIM. F. Frankenbach, Cresswen Nc
Laughlin and Justice Wanser.
The Lincoln Union met in the Assembly
Rooms on Newark avenue Friday evening,
President George E. Crissy i'll the chair.
The nominations of VIM. B. Thrope for
Assembly, and Justice Wanser for Surro-
gate were endorsed.
The Young Mems Democratic Club will
hold special meeting at McMahon 6
Rooms, corner of Grove and Eighth
streets, on Monday evening next at eight
o'clock; Business of importance will be
transacted.
j. r. Ven Syckel, the real estate agent,
is being urged by his friends to become an
Independent candidate for Assembly in
the First district. IT he does it is likely
that he will receive the Democratic ell.
dorsement, and make 1t interesting fol
candidate Flavel MCGEE
The race for the Assembly in the Third
district seems to be between Conrad Reich.
| Dal- :
probability that President DATE, of the
Board of Finance may be induced to &C
cept. The indications at this writing
point strongly toward Judge Peloubet.
The Young Mems Independent Club
Sixth Precincf, Second District, held {
meeting at Cruger's Hall, corner First anc
Brunswick streets, Friday evening and
elected the following officers: Arthur Scott
chairman; Jno. Lynch, Jr., secretary; JAS
McCue, treasurer. Will meet gain mex
Monday at 8 p m
One of the Whelan's has declared for p
Farmer Wanser for Surrogate; and by way
of making it even, the Farriers have pu
another Whelan IN the field in the Secont
district for Assembly. Tumilty will Tak,
it so warm in the district for the Grove
that "BilP' Whelan, who is known tt
lhIh6 DIS DIX Will uOC KNOW on 6l6CblOI
day that he was in the race.
The Fifth District Democratic Club me
in Paramount Hall Wednesday evening
Vise-President Anderson in the chair. Th'
Democrats of the district were out in force
and some Republicans were present. Or
motion of Mr.. Whelihan the County Demo
cratic ticket was enthusiastically endorsed
by rising vote. Major Bundy, Repub
lican, and Messrs. Whelihan, Mullery anC
Armstrong made speeches.
Last Wednesday evening between 2G(
and 300 conspicuous Democratic workers
in the First, Second, Third, Fifth, Sixth
and Seventh district met for consultation
They decided to appoint an Advisory Com
mittee of one from each polling place {
act in conjunction with the County Com
mittee in carrying on the canvass. Speeches
were made by ex-Assemblyman james
Stevens, County Clerk Dennis Mclaughlin
ex-Judge A. @. Garretson, Sheriff Heintze
John F. Kelly, Patrick Sheeran, Hon
Orestes Clenland and others. A consulta
ton with Fourth district leaders had beer
held the night previous H