The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-08
BAYONNE POLITICS.
The Democratic City Committee Criti-
cizes the Mayoralty Convention

The Democratic City Committee Criti-
cizes the Mayoralty Convention.
At meeting held this morning by
the Bayonne Democratic City Com
mittee, with Committeeman Archi
bald f. Wilson, James E. Malloy,
James NJ. Leogue and James Quinn in
attendance, the following resolution
was passed.
Whereas, At meeting Of the Bayonne City
Mayoralty Convention, held ON April D. 1852,
they failed to make nomination, inasmucn as
they adjourned to meet on April Z, thereby
leaving the Bayonne Democratic City Committee
powerless to act in the matter, be it
Resolved, That the Bayonne Democratic city
Committee repudiates the action of the Bayonne
City Democratic Mayoralty Convention as being
not democratic, and not in harmony with the
Democratic party Of the city of Bayonne.
Political Notes.
The Democrats of the Third ward,
of Bayonne, held their primary for the
naming of a ward ticket in Wakes
Hotel, at Pamrapo, Saturday evening.
There was no opposition to the fol-
lowing slate:-For Councilman, John
j. Kelly; School Trustee, Frank p.
Smith; Commissioner of Appeals,
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Taxes, Edwin f. Carbin; Judge of
Elections, Richard NJ. Cadmus; Clerk
of Elections, John McPhail; Inspec-
tors of Elections, George w. Thomas,
democrat, and Daniel II. Tylee, re-
publican.
Robert H. Ten Brock, of Bergen
Point, has declined the Republican
nomination for School Trustee in the
First ward of Bayonne. The Repub-
licans will probably endorse the can
didacy of Jacob H. Johnston, the
citizen and independent Democratic
nominee.
The terms of four democratic and
one republican members of the Bay
onne Board of Councilmen expire
this spring. The Democrats are
John w. Goddard Charles McQuillan,
Nicholas Carroll and Edward O'Far-
rell, respectively of the First, Second,
Fourth and Fifth wards, and the re-
publican is William Sanford, of the
Third ward. All are candidates for
reelection tomorrow. The Council
men who hold over are Henry Meigs,
First ward; Egbert Scofield, Second
ward; John A. Cadmus, Third ward;
William Kelly, Fourth Ward; Timothy
j. Cronin, Fifth ward All are Demo
Gratis
An adjourned meeting of the First
Ward Democratic Association will be
held this evening in Schuyler Hall at
Bergen Point.
The seven delegates to the Bayonne
Democratic Mayoralty Convention met
in Magner's Hall at Centreville yester-
pointed to find candidate reported
that they were unable to induce any
of the gentlemen spoken of in connec-
ton with the candidacy to accept.
The Convention was then adjourned
until eight o'clock this evening.
The annual charter election of Bay
onne will be held tomorrow, the sew
eral polling places being as follows
First ward, engine house of Bayonne
Engine Company No. /, West Seventh
street, Bergen Point; Second ward
(First district, Recorders Court Room,
! City Hall, Avenue Dand West Twenty
second street, Centreville; Second
ward Second district), truck house
of Hope Hook and Ladder Company
No. 2, West Thirty fourth street, near
Avenue ID, Bayonne proper; Third
ward, truck house of Bayonne Hook
and Ladder Company No. 1, West
Forty-seyenth street, near Avenue ID,
Pamrapo Fourth ward, truck house
of Columbia Hook and Ladder Com
pany No. 3, Orient street, Bergen
Point; Fifth ward, truck house of
Enterprise Hose Company No. l.,
William street, Constable Hook.
In Counsellor William w. Ander-
sons office, No West Eighth street,
Bergen Point, the Bayonne City Re-
publican Association will hold an adj
journed meeting this evening.
To ratify the regular nominations of
the party the members of the First
Ward Democratic Club will meet this
evening in Nag's Head Inn Hall, at
Bergen Point.