The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-08-15

what the Politicians Of the State Find 60
Talk About.

What the Politicians Of the State Find 90
Talk About.
John Allan is seeking the Democratic Assembly
nomination insthe Third District of Monmouth.
J. Newton Runysa, OF Someryille, is seeking
after the Republican nomination for Assembly
there.
Captain Mark Townsend will not look after the
Democratic nomination Tor Senator in Atlantic
County.
The Mt Holly Mirror urges the nomination.
again, of Senator Gardner by the Atlantic County
Republicans.
The vineland Independent denies that there is
an, revolt among South Jersey Republicans against
General Sewell.
Ex-Judge Llppincott and Isaac Collins bosh
Burlington Democrats, are said to have declared
for General Fiske for Governor.
Elias I. Danser. of Manalapan. has been noini-
mated for Assembly by the Prohibitionists of the
First District of Monmouth County.
The Asbury Park Journal, Republican, is boom
ing David Harvey, Jr for the Democratic nomi-
nation for Assembly in that district.
The Cape May Ware says that General William
Brindle, OF Gloucester. is mentioned as candi-
date for Congress in the First District.
Warren County Prohibitionists have nominated
Samuel Read for Assembly in the First District,
and Henry r. Tunison in the Second District.
The Paterson Labor Standard ciamors for the
nomination in Morris County of candidates for
Assembly pledged to abolish the odisus store
Just as we predicted. The State House Ring
waltzsd to the 'front.' through the columns of the
Trenton Truc American with Jehn T. Bird their
candidate for Governor.
The SD annual fair OF the Monmouth County
Agricultural Fair, to be held at Freehold. Sept
7th, sth and 9th, viii doubtless draw together all
the political lights of the State.
1t is brought to us as an authoritative fact that
Governor Albeit and Secretary Kelsey have buried
the political war Ratchet. Kelsey openly says he
a Afheft m TTnitad States Sanafor.
The Democratic Baansr, of Morristown, comes to
us, for the first time since the TATTLER commenced
publication. with an article booming Gus" Cutler
for Governor. marked for our perusal.
We have had many quiet :ntimations of late that
after all his declining and in spite of his fight to
Europe, William Walter Phelps is to have the Re.
publican nomination for Governor. and is to take
it. tool
The Mt. Holly Herald says that the Democrats of
the First Burlington District have mere idea OF
nominating the murh-married, $4,000 ex-senator
"Heze" Smith for Assembly, than they have of
nominating Republican.
The Morris County Prohibitionists have nomi-
mated DR.. +. W. Owen. of Morris township, for
State Senator, John Chapman for Assembly in the
First District, john b. Van Ness in the Second,
and easpar A. Apgar in the laird.
Ex-senator Carpenter saws In the Clinton Demo
crat that the principal value to him Of the COM,
plimentary mention of his name as possible
Democratic candidate for Governor is simply
testimony that his past discharge Of public trusts
is believed to have been honest and true"
Tbs talked Of in connection with the Democratic
nomination Tor Assembly in the First Burlington
District are 'Johnny" Warner. Joshua Lamson,
Hugh Newell, ex-Mayor Hudson ana Samuel Z.
Burial Of Burlington. In the Second District,
.. s. Dagger, Of Chester, and @. r. Fennimore, OF
Beverly, are mentioned. The Republican nominal
ton is conceded to Assenblyman Gangewer, with
john 4. Diehl. Samuel K. Robbins aud Richard G..
Dudley willing to take it. In the Third District.
Assemblyman Alcott is ambitious to be fourth
term Republican. with Henry Wright. Henry P.
Thorn, l. L. Sharp. John T. Burton. william II.
Doroa, Charles Z. Merritt and Joseph H. Gaskill
hunting his scalp. Z. P. Budd is the only Demo-
crat mentioned in tAat district.