The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-26
TWO VIEWS OF lie
Confined nom as paqe.

doubleday be elected. 1t &c recorded fac'
that both the leaders of the Demo
cratic ticket were nominated by TINS
Ring and are beneficiaries OF 1t. and \
the people wish to strike down the Rinp
why they must of course vote against lt
Under the present system don't see how
fraud can be contemplated. for 1T Is i'm,
possible, unless the entire Election Board
of six men is bought II the Republicans
appoint men who can be bought. They
deserve to be defeated. AS to the Shirley
atty contest, think that If the indepen-
dent Democrats who have pro
ton is assured. I think Mr.. Wan
ser's chances are better with
no Jeffersonian ticketin the field. also
think the Republicans will elect Potts.
Erwin and Smith Erwin because his
course in the assembly has been so conf
mendable that 1t has won for him many
Democratic votes. | have seen no eyi-
dences Of trearhery in the party.
J. HERBERT POTTS IS HAPPY.
Mr. j. Herbert Potts, the Republican
Assefnblyiaan from the Fifth district,
said:
''Mr. McEwan will make good man.
There is strong feeling ia the county
against the Ring and on that
depends the Shrievalty contest. The
Republicans will have three or four AS
semblymen in this county. IL the Demo
Gratis keep the Assembly IL will be close
shave. think we will retain tho Senate.
The United States Supervisors are
Of great practical value. There
will be small chance of FRAUD being per-
petrated, for this time the perpetrators
will go before a United States Grand
jury. 1t was very bad move to refuse
to print the .Jeffersonians' tickets as their
strength will be absorbed by Wanser-
MR. DUGAN SOLEsfNLY SAYS THERE'S NO
RING.
| saw Commissioner Eddie Dugan yes
terday afternoon and asked him what he
thought the result of the campaign won Id
be.
There has never been any doubt in
the mind of any reasonable man as TO
the result. or course Mcdonald will be
elected. Mr.. McEwen is simply a straw
man, put up to help Mr.. Wanser.n
Well as to the Ring, Mr.: Dugan,"
continued, What do you think OF the
1.-THE Ring mumered Mr.. Dugan, APP
parently bewiIdered and SO charmingIy
mystifled. 1.-THE Ringl l don't know of
any Ring" Then flood of light broke in
upon his mind. ssAhp' he said, ''perh ap
you mean the maehine?"
suggested that unfortunately just at
the present time the terms were synomy-
nous.
Well, continued Mr.. Dugan, McPhil-
lips majority will be 1900.
is that your candid opinionp /
asked
Yes was the answer.
i don't think he'll run ahead of his
ticket, but that will be his majority
don't know what the Supervisors are do
ing.n
Do you think they are decreasing the
probability Of fraudsD queried.
Fraud there never was any fraud
that l know Of
At this STARTER leaned against bar
rel for support and said, How many As
semblymen viii your party elect2''
Oh, nine and possibly ten. Our pros
poets never were so bright
Do you think many Democrats viii
vote against McPhilliDs5n
There are some Democrats who would
vote against the Angel Grabriel," come
the answer. This reference to the Angel
Gabriel. taken In connection with the
voting OF the dead men, is quite sugges-
tive.
What Of the JeffersoniansYn I asked i.
They are like McGinty, at the bottom
of the sea. They are not TO be considered
The Republicans should hold meeting
aud ask the Jeffersonians not to vote the
Republican ticket. They are lot OF
kickers and bring trouble into any party. y
HUGH DUGAN is RETICENT.
County Collector Hugh Dugan said:--
''The entire Democratic ticket will be
elected UP and down, across and
back again. They are nice Democrats. .
pointing to the Jeffersonian TRANSPARENCY
on Roche's Hall mice Democrats they
are. How would 1t be If ali Democrats
were like them.
COMMISSIONERS EDELSTEIN'S ENTHUSIASM
Finance Commissioner John Edelstein.
an enthusiastic Democrat. said to mes
From what | gather in my business
will win easily. Mcdonald will have
a good plurality and McPhillips
will have about 1000 He has many
friends of influence, and having lived in
Jersey City ali his life will run
WELL Mr.. Wanser Is also O very popular
man but he will not win. The only
question is how much McPhillips plural
ity will be-"
'iIow many members of Assembly will
the Democrats electY
"They will elect MuIlone, Byrne.
Heaney. Moylan; Knoeller will have d
good chance in the Fifth district; Puster
will win in the Sixth, and Madden, BOYLE.
DAILY and Usher in the other districts.
The only doubtful district is the Fifth. .
What do you think of the new cleo
tion law?
II believe it will prove a good law and
q fair one The appointing of supervisors
will have no effect on the vote, because
Mr.. Muirheid would not knowingly ap.
point any but good and competent men. y
" Commissioner, do you think the full
vote will be polled 20
No; do not. twill not come within
five per cent of the full vote for this is an
off year."
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