The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-31

ideas, and possesses the ability to express
| them. He is true. tried and absolutely
honest lie is in sympathy with the peo.
| pie, and comes from them, and the ex oeri-
ence gained during his last term, in which
| he achieved a national reputation, will be
| of great benefit to his constituents in lbs
next term. Hs is Democrat, unhinching
and uaswerving He is constant III his
attendance at his official post, the true
place for a representative. Distractions,
abuse and Misrepresentation eanot sfdce
these facts. He will be triumphantly
elected. and every voter in the county will
be proud to know that be is their represen-
tative. His whole life has been passed
among you, and his record is known to
every citizen. He belongs to ne clique or
cabal. but stancs for the whole Democratic
organization. CT our othericandidates it5 is
unnecessary to say much. They are well
aud widely known from end to end af the
county. Their names are synonyms of
honesty, integrity and ospability. We
earnestly trust that the Democratic party
of the County of Hudson will rally to the
support of the several candidates:
ROBERT STOCKTON GREEN for
Governor.
HON. WIN. McADoO for Congress.
WM. d. EDWARDS for State Senator.
JADES H. ONEI'L for Surrogate.
CHRISTOPHER SMITH,
Secretary.
II. L. TIMKEN,
Dir IL IHABKsT.
Cha4rnen.
Committee John Kenten, John Kenuey,
w. B. Rankin, Patrick Sheeran, VIM. Utz
First Dis;rict-Robert Davis, John v.
Bacot, James Roche, II. S. Negus, H.
O'Neill, DIR. John d. McGill, Hugh Kelly,
Fred X fssam.
Second District-Patrick Sheeran, Chas.
Maxwell, Joseph Kelly, William Whalen,
Henry Burns, Michael Hsnnessey, Thos.
Doyle, Thomas Lenahan, Patrick Buckley,
Philip Tumulty, John O'Rourke, John
Craven, Thos. Reilly, John Lynch.
Third District-Cnas. Birdsall, j. Nc
Avoy, Thos. Cox, Peter Donnelly, Cor
nelius Cronan. w. J McAlvanah, Patrick
Hayden, John ONei], Jeremiah Sweeney
Fourth District-Perry L. Cumberson,
Il II. McMiliau, Emit Steegel, Hugh Cas-
sidy, Martin Hopkins, Henry Meyer, Sam
u-l Maggie, Joha Prigge, jr., John E. Dunn,
Chas. Esterbrooke.
Fifth District -Joha Edelstein, E. f. C.
Young, G. B Fielder, G. W. Helm, G. d.
Knight, Ferd. Heintz, John NJ Shannon,
Sixth District-R. Diiscoll, f. Cavalli,
A. Branagan, r. A.. Mcknight, James
Stevens. u. Worker, A. Lembeck, Thos.
Brady, Patrick Dillon, D. OLeaEy.
Seventh District, Patrick Govern,
Hugh Dugan. Thomas Reynolds, Thomas
Gallagher, Dennis Mclaughlin, John Ken
ney, Joseph Noouan, DR.. Finnerty, james
j. Clark, Thomas Dugan.
Eighth Distinctly. s. Swift, j. Wade,
G. W. Rogers, j. H. Commerford, j. KEN
ton, G. Freeman, E. ). Rice, James Nolan,
z. McCabe, j. Malone, w. B. Cosgrovs,
j. Boucher.
Ninth District. E A. Stevens, r. NJ
Cook. VIM. Blk. A. Hoffman, NJ. Lally, G.
Hauser, r. Chabert, j. Curtin, 1heo.
Zutts, j. Schlatter, II. L Timkin, Chas.
Cohn, J. G. Besson, G. 2. Schinzel, Wa.
Ravens, Chas. Fenning.
Tenth District. Holsteln, Thos.
Leach, DR.. DeGroff, f. Gown, J. H. Mid
dletcn, E. Mclaughlin, G. OKeefe, j. B.
Gangin. J. Dryer, A. Beck, A. Rooney,
Sr., A. Rooney, Jr., M. Smyth, JAS. ].
Casey, Chas. Rub, DR.. Hammond, Ferd
Ehlers, VIM. Hoffman, DIR. Luck, James
Higgins, A. Mccartney, j. Smith, w.
O Brien, J. Little, j. O'Keefe, III. Harmon,
James Burn. j. Murray, j. Murphy, j.
Brown, j. Mccormack, 4. Engelbrecht,
G. Schuler, Simon Kelly, Jos. b. Taylor,
E. Winken, M. Fallon, G. Setter, E. kuth,
J. Gallery, c. German, James II. Symes.