The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-12
on Jewett avenue lie has hosts OF
friends in the district and will give Potts


a hard fight.
HENRY pUsTER * TIE SIXTH.
The sixth District Assembly Conyen-
ton was held last night at No 635 Com
munipaw avenue, and Henry Puster WINS
unanimously nominated. There were
twenty delegates present. One of the
delegatates from Bayonne who was under
the influence Of liquor to disgraceful
extent objected TO the presence OF re-
porter of The JERSEY CRY NEWS.
Mr. ]. H. Frisbie, one Of the delegates
got mad and asked the chairman, Alex
ander l.. Kachlee, If the meeting was
Star Chamber session, and said that he
saw no reason why the reporter should
not be admitted. Mr. Frisbie the asked
that ballot be taken to see whether or
not the reporter should be admitted. The
Bayonne delegation fought hard to keep
the press out, but they were beaten.
A ballot was then cast for the nomina-
twelve votes, while c. A. S. Mann received
eight. The nomination was afterwards
made unanimous. p Grith, T.. Bellman
and Daniel Diver were appointed as q.
committee to wait on Mr.. Puster and offer
him the nomination. He could not be
found. and the convention adjourned. 1t
Is expected that he will accept.
BOYLE AGAIN IN THE EIGHTH.
The Democrats of the Eighth Assembly
district, unanimously nominated Andrew
J. Boyle for member of Assembly yester-
day at the convention held at Harrison.
He is the present Assemblyman for the
district. His principal exploit was the
Introduction Of the bill 10 deprive the
Finance Board of the functions of con-
currence in resolutions OF the other
city boards.
REPUBLICANS IN HARRISON.
The Republican Convention for the
Eighth district met IN Harrison yester-
day afternoon and nominated John w.
EllisaD for Assembly. He lives in the Jer-
sey City end of the district The conven-
ton adopted the following resolution:
Be it resolved, by the Assembly Convention of
the Eighth Assembly district of Hudson county,
that the convention favors the immediate read
justment OF the Assembly districts of Hudson
county In such manner as to have the Town of
Harrison and the Township of Kearney set off
together as separate Assembly district. and
that the nominee Of this convention be request
ed to use his best efforts to this end and be 1t
further
Resolved. That copy of this resolution be
forwarded to the nominee Of tins convention.
C0YLE FOR FREEHoLDER.
The Democratic Convention to nom
mate a Freebooter in the Ninth district
in Hoboken was held last night IN q
private house on Grand street and
Michael j. Coyie. the Ring candidate.
received the nomination. The conyeH-
ton was very harmonious. The dele
~ bcS UtCp ap IdAEA , 66tOQu d1l
adjourned to the house in which the con-
ton was held. Delegate James Moore
was the only one present who was OPP
posed to CoYle's candidacy. He had
pledged himself TO Con- Donovan, but
as Donovan withdrew, Mr.. Moore swung
into line. The nomination was then made
unanimous, and the candidate made q
speech of acceptance.
The Jeffersonian convention to nom
mate candidates for the Assembly and
Freeholders was held at Weise's Hall,
No. $40 Washington street Emil Schultze,
the Republican candidate for the Assem-
bly,, was endorsed and +. p Schurzal was
nominated for the Freeholdership.
1t is not yet known whether Mr.. Schin-
eel will accept, but 1t is said that he will
be candidate. 1t Is the general opinion
that ii he does run he will beat Coyle.
Another candidate for Freebooter has
doomed up in the person of Michael
Barrett. Barrett has been making per-
sonal canvass for the 200 signatures of
voters necessary under the new law to
secure nomination II Barrett and
| Schinzel should run, the fight would be a
pretty one and the chances are that
| Coyle would be beaten as Barrett and the
Republican dummy James Campbell
| would take votes away from Coyle.
| The Ringsters have served the regular
| Democratic candidate for the Assembly
4 very badly. Their whole aim was to Sc
cure the election Of Coyle and let DAILY
| fight mis- own battle. The Republicans
| nominated a very strong young German
for the Assembly, bur for reason chat is
very apparent nominated the weakest
candidate they could pick up for Free
| holder The deal seems to be now to beat
| DAILY for the Assembly and elect Coyle.
USHER IN THE TENTH.
| The Tenth District Democratic Conven-
| ton was held at Neungesser's Hail in
North Bergen last night. Thomas B.
Usher, the present Assemblpman, was
renominated amidst great enthusiasm.
The Republican convention In this dis
trict was held at Icke's Hall in Union
Hill. Rudolph Frech received the nomi-
nation. Frech is a popular German, but
it is not thought that he can beat Usher.