The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-03

who was defeated last fall, and John
Pearson, VINO was twice elected to the
Assembly from that district. Mr. Pear
son says he is out of politics and viii not
be candidate.
The fight IN the Sixth district bids fair
20 be not one and the Ring is working
both ends of the district From the Jer-
sey City portion George Bouton. clerk of
the Street and Water Commissioners, it
is said, wants the Office, and the Com
missioners would be ''tickled to DEATH
to see him getlit. He is just the man to
take care of their little schemes for the
dear city's welfare The county members
of the Ring want ex-Freeholder James
Rollston, OF Bayonne, but would be will
ing to compromise on Bouton. Roliston
was one of the indicted members CT the
infamous Board of Freeholders in 1883.
He is a popular liquor dealer ana will
make a strong fight with the backing Of
the Ring. AS between the two men MOTH
ing is settled, but it is probable that
Bouton, being rather the better man. Will
be forced TO Withdraw
The respectable element of the Demo-
cratic party in this district, ashamed of
such men rs have been suggested,
have mentioned the name of General
William Il. Albeit, and if he can be pre-
vailed on to accept the nomination. he
VIII be pledged the support of every true
Democrat who realizes that the time to
crush out the Ring has arr I'D.
Assemblyman James S.As WI &c.
cept a renomination from the pnbli-
cans in this district With ons proviso.
That is If the denomination of Mr..
AcAdoo for Congress should be made
and the Republican nomination should
be rendered Mr.. Erwin. he would accept
it and renounee his Assembly aspirations
Mr.. Erwin could probably not be induced
to accept Congressional nomination
against any one but McAdoo, who, he
told me recently, was very weak.
OTHER RING NOMINEES.
John f. Kelly has been slated by the
Ring for denomination in the Seventh
district aud he will probably again repre-
sent the district and oppose public Inn
provements which give air and life to the
children of the taxpayers who have Sup
ported him SO long.
Andrew J. Boyle, who disgraced the
Eighth Assembly district last winter.
while its representative, has been slated
by the Bosses for a denomination and
he viii getit, for in that district none
dare oppose Ring rule and the citizens
simply do as they are bid. They realize
that it Is a frightful condition of affairs
when a man like Boyle can without OPP
position be sent to the Legislature ae the
mere will of the Ring, but they have not
the energy to revolt The Democratic
majority is so very large that a Republic
can can scarcely be coaxed to allow his
name to be used In opposition to the
Rings candidates.
In the Ninth district it is said that
Larry Pagan does not want to be reelected
but his friends say that if the nomination
is rendered him it will be accepted.
Among others said to be looking for the
office are Major Cook, Counsellor Russ,
partner Of General. Heppenheimer, and
Mayor Grassman. The Republicans talk
of renominating Lawyer Kudlich, who
was beaten by Pagan ], 400 votes last
year.
The Tenth district Democrats will prob.
ably renominate Assemblyman Usher.