New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
HERE ARE THEIR CANDIDATES.
MEN FOR WHOM REPUBLICANS IN HUDSON
COUNTY WILL VOTE.
THE DEMOCRATS WHO ARE OPPOSED TO THEM


might be written, but space forbids opposed 10
,hse men tbe Fusonlsts have put up unobiectionabe
candidates for Assemblymen and members OF uo
poar of Chosen Freeholders In each OF the zen Assem-
bIv districts In the Ist District the nominee OF tho
nntiRing Citizens for Assembly Is ex-frech'Aler
nIaley grocer, who was nominated by Republicans
and ndorsed by the Jcfersonans. His record In
lit oo,co ,s AN excellent one For Freebooter the
% on,hycans have Endorsed Edward J. McCahrcy, col
,ctor for the Baltimore and Ohio Express Company
The nominee of the Jefersonan Democrats ana an
honest man. 100000,
In the Id District the Jefersonians have indorSed
the Republican Assembly nomination OF Colonel hugh
r. Abernethey, OF the 4th Regiment, National Suari
Of the State Of New-Jersey Colonel Abernethey Is
sunerntendent Of the coal piers Of the Central RAILROAD
NJ New,Jersey at Communpaw, and better man
could not be found. His election Is as good Us as
s,rcd The Republicans Endorsed Thomas Eagan, the
Jcffersonian nominee for Chosen Ereehoder' "f
Pagan IS boss plastcrer. He has been In the Boan
before and his good record there was what Drought
him the nomination again.
There are several tickets in the lid Assembly Dis
tr,ct The Republican candidate for Assemblyman Is
William F. Middlige a we'll known young lawyer, "hno
for Freebooter the party has put forward man VI
the straight political faith in James Nichols, ex-pos
master. Fusion was not found practicable In thls
district. Tho Jcfferonlans have put In nomihauon
c. d. J. Noeke, who has railroad and steamship
ticket Office at Bowery and Broome-st FOE free
holder the antRng Democrats have put up 'ohh
Mccartney, who is in the liquor business.
A boiling Republican faction has nominated Tor AS
semblyman John Watt, Junk dealer ana an oiu
member Of the Board of Works where he was known d.
one of the "Blg Four" The regular Republicans
declare that Watts candidacy is only meant 10 play
into the hands OF the Ring nominees. The Watt kc-
publicans nominated for Freebooter Charles Turner
respectable old gentleman, who, not liking the Idea
OF contributing to defeat tho regular party nominee
withdrew from the field. The boilers hereup0n noihl
mated Peter MCGOWAN in Mr. Turner's place. and as ne
was not scrupulous about endangerng the regular
party candidates. he remains in the fight The Ring
candidates are James Murphy for Assembly, liquor
dealer and an exRcpublcan for Freebooter they have
named Peter f. Donnelly, Of the present Board OF
Aldermen, and a member Of the Legislature which
passed the bill giving jersey City its new CHAR
ter which has been made prominent issue In the
fight. Donnclly keeps a small plumbing shop In
this fourconered fight the Republican nominees stand
an excellent chance Of being elected.
"If | get 200 votes am the next Assembiyman,'
said Mr. Mdlige yesterday, although the normal
Democratic majority be overcome something liko
700. Mr. Noelke is drawing heavily from the lahg
men principally because the people have been opposed
to the virulent attacks made upon him In the Demo
cratic newspapers. The Watt faction will not hurt
me enough to deprive of the desired 200 votes'
In the WITH District for Assembly the Republicans
have in the field Calvin Peck. oSscarpenter In the
employ OF the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad. His election IS considered certain Inc
Republicans In this district likewise run straight
Ticket tho nominee for Freebooter being Charles
Pnngstcln, a popular Republican lawyer, who mas
been Endorsed by tho antl-Ring Democrats. Only
martial fusion has been effected IN this dstrlct inc
Iefrersonans having a candidate for tho Assembly ID
William + Kern a machnist and gasftter, In bust
ness at IIudson-st and West Broadway. this city.
Pecks Ring opponent Is Mr.. Appropriateness who threw
a hook at Speaker Baird's head. While pitted against
PGngsteln, tho Fusion candidate for treehoiuer' Is
Adam G.. Smith, one Of the indicted members OF inc
Old Board. -,
In tho yth District for the Assembly the Repuo-
ucan candidate is J. Herbert Potts, secretary Oh tne
republican state Committee. and for several sessions
Reading Clerk of the Lower House OF the Legislature
at Trenton Mr. Pous's chances Of election are % IN
100 For Freebooter the Republicans put forward
William G.. Nelson, real estate agent Both these
nominations were indorsed by the antt-kine Denno-
Gratis The Ring candidates Are John W. Aymar' a
rr,rtor for Assembly: for Freebooter a thck-and
Thin s,Ipporter Of the Ring and member OF the pres
ent Board, William Parson.
In the With District the Republicans have NOM
mated James Erwin lawyer, OF NO. 40 Moh'so"'oi'
st. and for Freeholder DR.. Alexander Dallas. farua
fusion was accomplished in this district. inc oehsr
sonians nominating ex-Police Commissioner 'ohn H.
Smith for Assemblyman, and indorslng Dr. Dallas ior
i
drew r. ponncu an employe OF the Central Raiiload
NJ NewJorsey: for Freebooter they have put for"an'
Frank Kmmcrly, Of the indicted melhherS Vi ulo
old Board. The Republican chances are ehIfe'I sat
| factory ., q rrorsasboe -
,r,nro RepuiIirans arc not numerous. the paly mas
tomay indolsed the candidacs of the JeiIesonlans,
| or antiRinc Democrats. For Asscmbym&h 'hs! az :
%, %n no Dcnns Gallagher liquordeacr Of good
Character The Fusion candidate io rtr The Ring
,dida,as ara Iohn r. Kelly q butcher, ana ek-pOsi-
master of Jersey City and for fIeehoIaer' "'ii''
In the With District the Republican candidate ior
asirm6Iyman is W j. Kerr, wholesale grocer dor
TeesSSeF j n d Sa saI By the The
Ring standard bearers are rOr ths dsrct for Free
'oi +" the I%tR District fusion was effected on Hs Ter
man NAV t NSsrmbyman, and James Kenny JefelSonian
f t Firecboldcr Kenny is member of the present
e%rnce Fasan an iron merchant for Assembly and
john Brunnng lquordeaer i0r rreeho ar running
Rudolph F1ech. bother for the Assembly and br;
A. " Warden for FIeeholder, ndorso tbpse nominees
1 1he piur Candidates are Thomas b. Usher a DOOR,
hinder Tor Assembly. and Dennis NJ. Noonan' all Oil
veaaer' R I1t State Committee Of NewJersey
met in the Fer Building yeSTay ana 'S % mse
g IhsIo S GHiI' H oSs,Sn Is over; nuo Al
| NY committeeman pleased at tho OUTLOOK
NE ,ev. from General Grub that the candidate
tor Governor was visiting the factories IN salem ana
n ,o the farmers of the county who arc all hi,
Sicnds lie covered long distance in the course OF
ne day in a carriage, with the leaders OF the party
1 ~, bc afternoon he took the train for Trenton where
IN, ,rht I'm Taylo-s Opera House, he spoke to one
"a me largest and most enthusiastic audiences Of the
| campaign. . A., .h,o, ,ro,,o,, y, ,to dav
wos the arraignment Of Police Captain Christopher
Win and Police Sergeant Michael ReardOn. in Justice
ss..ii.,c's cart charged VITA assault by William
Dayls a Republican Inspector OF election, ana William
"a, an organ manufacturer. The origin Of the
p,he and the geous treatment Of these citizens
uo' - ,,ro uoce officials narrated In yestcr
W 1rjlune The cOmplainants told the story OF
,as assaults and the prisoners walving examination
we're held In $500 bail each To await tho action Of
'"' AZ the Republican County cCmmltiee rooms il
i M, SEYMOUR announced that there was a full
uSp,v Of Republican tickets and paster
supluS. next Tuesday, which were free to all VIII,