The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-08-29
scH1SzEL TO BE DIRECTOR.
Finally Forcing the Democratic Freehold
ers into EIecting Him.

csnauJ FORCING the Democratic Freehold
ers into EIecting Him.
The air having been afoat tor several
days with rumors of all sorts of contem-
plated deals among Freeholders for the
reorganization of the Board. TArrLER
reporter busted himself last evening hunt
ing up the facts in the case. Schinsel has
all along been bone of contention on
both sides. When the Democrats first
held caucus after the decision
of the Court of Appeals declaring
that the Office of Director at
at-Large existed no longer, Mr.. Schinsel
stepped forward with demand that he be
the choice Of the caucus for director. The
other ten Democrats did not like the idea
of being dictated to by Mr.. Schinsel or any
other man, and they didn't want him any
how. and they turned their shoulders to
the wheel and nominated Freebooter
fusing to vote at all. Schinsel. SO dame
rumor has it, and dame rumor in
this particular instance NAV in
all probabi ity be set down as alb
solutely correct, therein on went
home, put on his war paint, and taking
lis tomahawk along with him showed up
at the Republican camp and showed its
inmates how he could help them if they
would vote for him for Director g For"
he said, "Schamloefel is with me first,
last, and all the time" The Republicans
saw profit in accepting the renega de's adj
vice and pledged him their support. The
other nine Democrats, for Schamioefel did
not mix with them, suspicious of the auto
cratic Schinsel, took in 1.-THE Republican
camp also in favor of stampede from
their ranks to the aforesaid ten Democrats
candidate for Director, Mr.. Routh. But
they we9 too late; Schinsel had been
there before them. They could get moth
ing, because they had nothing better to
offer than they already had Then the
aforesaid nine Democrats held consulta-
ton, at which there was weeping and
crashing of teeth at the autocratic Schin-
sci. Something must be done to defeat
the little scheme of the Republicans, and
accordingly the Democrats got together
Schinsel and Schaumloefel included, and
both beaming with smiles-and without
further ceremony decided unanimously
that MIR. Schinsel was their choice for Di-
rector.
To prove the absolute correctness of this
story, County Collector Dugan said to the
reporter last night with bland smile on
deal of any kind, you can put this down as
absolutely correct. Schinsel will be elect
ed Director at the meeting of the Board
next Thursday. Deals how can there be
any deals There's nochance for Saem.
Why? simply because Schinsel was unani-
mously chosen as the choice of the Demo-
Gratis at last Thursdays caucus. Will
there be any changes think
none whatever. Even if the Re
Republicans should organize the Board,
there could be no change in four of the
important offices within the gift of the
Board. I mean the County Collectorship.
the leadership, the County Physicianship
and the Clerkship, as they are all constitu-
tional Offices"
Freebooter Berdsall was seen at his
saloon, and said he knew of nothing new
except determination of the Democrats
to avoid deals and bargains. He said it
was rumored yesterday that he was work
ing for the Dictatorship. SIT is positively
FALSE" he added, land what's more, /
would not have it if twenty Freeholders
voted for me-"