The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-10-24
POLITICAL NEWS.
What Is Going on in New York State
and Elsewhere.

and Elsewhere.
The Democrats of the First district of
Queens county, N. Y, nominated Solomon
B. Townsend for member of assembly.
DR.. N. G. MARITIME has been nominated for
member of assembly at the Warren county
| IN. " Democratic convention.
Frank H. Cassidy, Of the town of New
burg, N. Y, was renominated by the Demo-
Gratis of the First Orange district for member
of assembly.
The Queens county N. Y, Democrats have
two nominees for the assembly. The regulars
have nominated S. G.. Jennings and the anti
Gleasonites have named Philip D. Cronin.
George Eggert has been nominated for the
assembly by the Republicans of the First
| district at New Brunswick, N. j.
The County Democrats of the Ninth con-
gressional district of New York have in
dorsed Amos J. Cummings to succeed S. s.
Cox.
Col w. L. Brown, proprietor of The New
York Daily News, has been nominated for
state senator by the Tammany organization
of the Fifth New York district.
The Democrats of Brooklyn have renomi-
mated Alfred C. Chaplin for mayor
Representatives of the Greenback party
as K Beecher, of Elmira, for secretary of
state; John B. Sullivan, of Westchester, for
comptroller; Joseph Madison Hail. of Ham
ilton, for state treasurer. The nomination
for state engineer and surveyor will be made
later. A platform was adopted reciting the
familiar tenets of the party. Rev. N. S.
Scholer acted as chairman and George c.
Hunter as secretary.
The Republicans of the Twelfth senatorial
district of New York. which includes West
chester and Rockland countless have nomi-
mated ex-Judge Robertson
The Democratic convention for the Twenty
ninth New York district renominated Sem
ator Donald McNaughton.
At the Democratic convention of the
Twenty-eighth New York district, Martin
j. Sunderland, of Watkins, was nominated
for state senator.
J. Rice has been nominated for the assem-
bly, the Democrats of the Second district of
Ulster county, N. Y.
Joseph Bauer was nominate in the Second
assembly district in Rochester, N. Y, by the
Republicans for member of assembly.
The Wyoming county On. ~ Democrats
have nominated H. H. Eldred, of Attica, for
member of the assembly.
The Democrats of the Third Assembly
district of Monmouth county, N. j., have
nominated Charles WINS, lawyer of Red
Bank, for member of assembly.
Gen. Grubb addressed the Warren county
Republican convention at Belvidere, N. j.
The convention nominated John G. Perdoe,
for surrogate and Harrison Blair and Henry
Stone for the assembly.
The Republicans of Brooklyn have nomi-
mated AndrewD Baird for mayor and John
]. Clancy for comptroller.
Amos J. Cummings has been nominated
for congress by the Tammany convention Of
the Ninth New York district, formerly
represented by the late S. S. Cox.
The Democratic convention of the Second
Steuben district at Addison, N. Y, has nom
mated N. D. Ellison, of Canisteo, for the as
sembly.
Albany county IN. " Democrats have
nominated the following candidates: For
senator, Norton Chase; county judge, Jacob
L. Clute; surrogate, Martin D. Conway;
county clerk, Auseld Reque.
William F. Sheehan has been renominated
for the assembly by the Democrats of the
First assembly district of Erie county, N. Y.
The Republican city and county conven-
tion at Buffalo has nominated the following
candidates: For mayor, James r. Car
michael; comptroller, E. G. Shafer; treas
urer, Robert Oehmig; superintendent of
education, DR.. Joseph Fowler; county judge,
Joseph E. Ewell; state senator, John Laugh
lin; district attorney, George T, Quinby.
In the Twenty sixth Republican senatorial
district convention at Ithaca, N. Y, Thomas
Hunter, of Cayuga county, was nominated.
Senator Michael c. Murphy has been