The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
HOBOKBN CANDIDATES.
In dications That DAILY and
Coy1e Will Be Bad
1y Beaten.

From present appearances it looks as If
the regular Democratic nominee, W. d.
DAILY, for he Assembly, and Michael r..
Coyle, for Freeholder. in the Ninth dis
trict, will be beaten. The probabilities
are that Republican will be elected to
Assembly aud Jeffersonian Democrat
will be elected to the Board Of Freehold
ers.
Last night the Republican convention
was held at the rooms of the Hoboken
Pioneer Club, No. 21O Washington street.
1t was said that the Republican conven-
ton would be subservient to the Davis
Ring in the nomination for Freeholder,
but that an effort would be made to elect
Republican Assem- blyman The deal
partially succeeded. The men who lead
the Republicans intended to nominate a
young German for Freeholder for the
purpose of dividing the vote which
the Jeffersonians hoped TO secure with
their German candidate. Thus, If two
Germans We're running for Freebooter,
Michael j. Coyle, the Ring candidate,
would probably be elected. 1t is indeed
shame that a couple of men in the
Repuban party should be guilty of this,
and 1t is well that the attempt proved a
failure. The ringsters did not care for
DAILY. They were willing to beat him,
but tney wanted to see Coyle elected
Freebooter
The convention was called to order by
j. j. Ryan. William Let's WAS uom-
mated for the Assembly. He declined
the nomination. The name of Emil
then offered and he was nominated and
accepted the nomination. The plans of
the Democratic and Republican ''ring.
stefs" thus secured their first foothold.
Schultze will beat DAILY.
Then the Republicans went into the
nomination for Freeholder. 1t was in
tended that j. Brenmerman, popular
German. should be nominated, but Mr.
Bremmerman, knowing that his name
was offered simply for the purpose Of
fighting Schinzel, the Jeffersonian candi-
date, and thus securing the election of
Coyie, positively refused to be party to
the scheme.
The Republican leaders then made an
other move. They nominated james
Campbell. Mr.. Campbell is not known
to fifty people IN the district He is prob
ably the weakest candidate that could be
named. Thus, just because few alleged
Republican leaders who are hand in
hand with the Democratic Ring SO de-
cided o golden opportunity to elect an
honest Freeholder was missed. The nom-
inees of the two parties as they stand
are:-Democratic, w. ID. DAILY, for AS
sembly, and Michael J. Coyie. for Free
holder; Republican, Emil Schultze, for
Assembly, anu James Campbell, for
Freeholder.
Tonight the .Teffersonians will hold
their convention. They have a splendid
opportunity TO elect a Freeholder. and
this morning they are exuberanJ. IL Is
said that they will endorse the Republi-
can nominee for the Assembly and will
nominate ex-Director of the Board of
SFreenolders H. p. Scbinzel for Freeholder.
Mr. Schinzel is q German, and no doubt
will secure the full German vote and the
votes OF Democrats who are disgusted
with the Ring.
If John McPhillips should be elected
Sheriff Robert DdUls aUould droao tht
jltries for the neat ttoo yeurs.
patsey's Son May Come Back.
1t is now understood that the proceed.
ings brought by pretty Nellie Gallagher
against James Londrigan, the son OF
Councilman Londrigan. the story ot
which was exclusively told in The JER-
sEY CITY NEWS at the time, will be dis
continued. This morning Councilman
Londrigan appeared before Recorder
McDonUugh, and it is said he
gave sufficient proof that Miss Gal
lagher was married to Dennis Leary
by the Rev Father Petey in New York OIL
"Wednesday. Leary, who is employed il
Londrigan's wood yard became smitter
with Miss Gallagher, and notwithstand-
ing the notority the young woman had
attained, agreed to marry her. Miss Gal
lagher gave her consent aud the couple
were made one. Young Londrigan, who
his been stopping in New York since the
affair, will return to this city as every,
thing Is amicably settled.