The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-24

Inc hepuhl1can state, County and Con
gressional candidates were endorsed by the
German Republican Club of the First Dis
trict, at their meeting held last Tuesday
night at 81 Essex street.
The following named are the newly elect
ed officers of the German Republican Club
of Greenville: President, Nicholas Arnold;
vice-President, Jacob Frey; Secretary,
William Blumlein; Treasurer, Frederick
Thorn; Sergeantat- arms, Martin Blum
lein; Steward, Philip busch.
A grand Prohibition mass meeting will
be held at Pavonia Hall, Pavonia avenue,
tomorrow evening, at o'clock. General
Clinton B. Fisk, Hon. Thomas V. Gator,
Rev J.. n Fitzgerald, d. D., and others
will address the meeting.
There will be regular meeting of the
Young Mems Democratic Club in their
rooms at 293 Henderson street, Monday
evening, at s o'clock. Guests-Hon. Job
H. Lippincott and Hon. Thomas S. c.
Ecclesine, New York.
Judge R. b. Seymour, who, according to
the rules of party usage, is entitled to a re-
nomination for Assemblyman at the hands
of the First District Republicans, has come
out like man and offers to withdraw if the
other candidates will withdraw in favor of
new man.
The delegates to the Fourth District Re-
put lican Assembly Convention are: James
G. Lansing. James Fl. Woodley. John Diem,
Henry Brautigam, John c. Martin, Henry
Fuchs, john Van Tassell, James Young,
t. w. Edwards, Joseph Magill, Edwin
Shard, Isaac McEwan, Arsene Brunei,
Richard r. Connover, Charles FL. Hall,
john E. Macarthur, Robert Sloan and o.
Vail
At regular meeting of the Democrats
of the Second Assembly District, First and
second Precincts, held at their rooms No.
1873 Morris street, the following officers
were elected: VIM. j. Leslie, President;
Richard Gormly, Vice President; Peter A.
Somers, Secretary; Seneca Barker, Cores
ponding Secretary; Michael Gavin, Ser
geant-at-Arms A resolution was unan-
imously adopted endorsing Robert S.
Green tor Governor, William McAdoo for
Congress, William d. Edwards for State
Senator and James Il. ONeil for Surro-
gate. Regular meeting every Thursday
evening
John r, Virgins was nominated for State
Senator on the Republican ticket at the
special convention held in Cooper's Hall
last Monday afternoon, in place of E. V. S.
Besson, who declined to be candidate
no doubt for the reason that he never runs
for office without some show of success.
Wigginss stock in trade and claim to dis
tinction are that he never has won po-
litical fight yet. and he won't win this by a
large majority.
The joint primary to elect delegates to
the Nioth Assembly District Republican
Convention was held Rohpers Casino,
Washington street, last Tuesday night.
The delegates are: First Ward-M. Il. Ryan,
G. Linden, G. f. Seymour; alternatese VIM.
Baker and 1. V. Apologize. Second Ward
John H. Tangemann, DR.. Kiel, August
alternates: James E. Foster and I
Albert Sturken. Third Ward-Col. B. T.
Hart, j. W. Bremermann, Herman "Opens;
alternates: G. w. Austin and W. Fl. Dod
One of the most enthusiastic meetings
ever held in the Fourth District was the
Democratic ratification meeting of last Fri
day evening. There was an audience of
fully 500 men, ali of whom remained till
the last speaker was through. The meet
ing was addressed by Congressman MeAdoo.
Hon. Job Fl, Lppincott, William @. Hep
penheimer and William y. Edwards.
To be or not to be we'll dressed is the question at
Norris's tailoring estab iishmenf Those fall suit
ings and elegant pants always satisfy the most
critical. Those S. pants are elegant. Mont
gomery street.