The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-25
MCDONALD !!
Hudson's Unseated Sena-
tor "Triumphantly
Nominated for
Congress.
A STALWART PLATFORM.

a 0A1AAt y fa1SA ILLS
-
! The Democratic Convention 10 noml-
nate a candidate for Congress to repre-
sent the Seventh Congressional district
was held this afternoon III the mead.
quarters OF the Hudson Count General
Committee at No. 80 Grove street
The convention was somewhat late IN
getting together, and it was almost Two
O'Clock before the doors were open. The
delegates were late IN arriving, and;the
few who came curly finding doors locked
Lett The neighborhood. H~H
The scene around the headquarters was
very quiet until the doors were opened.
n then the delegates arrived rapidly
n entered the room.
n one was admitted except delegates.
Edward Kenny and FRANK Smlth STOOD at
the door and ani eacn mans cree
dentlais, and when they were found 70 pc
correct the delegates were shown TO tnelf
seats
Allan u. McDermott. county clerk
Mclaughlin, Sheriff Davis. City Coliector
ONelll, Assemblyman AiulIone, Lon
stable Mershelmer, Jonn Mullins,
Director oil Educatlon Muldoon d sew
efal obners neld a snort conlerence1In
Director Mnldoon's Office on Grove street.
MADoO
Nothing was seen OF The McAao al
herents, and II there were any OF tnem
about they kept Well under cover. MI.
GAG hlInSei1 was sald 10 ne adures5-
ing a country fair with Ben ButterWortn
OF OHIO. at Weeasport, New YORK.
About tWo O'Clock the DELEGATES from
the north END OF the county pegan 70 AZ
rive and a lew We're round VINO were Will
ing to express themselves IN favor OIL
"PIaln BIay.
Among the early corners were Assist
n Prosecutor Joe Noonan, VINO was
congratuiated on 81 names upon peing
aple 70 ger aDoqG WllnouG us zane. ~,
Ed. Mclaughlin met Preslaent Eael-
stem, d the board OF FINANCE ana began
TO ak nnance WIN MIN
Counsellor William D., DAILY, OF Hobo
Ken, wandered almlessly aDoub OUTSIDE
the door looking Tor a IelloW McAdoo
adnerent, ana Dlrector fnnRshen Was
telling. everyone that ne bore no nance
against any newspaper man.
Andy boyle ana Alderman Hooo eX,
changed greetings with the delegates, u
Surrogate OsNell IN ms usual gooq humor
MAD q KIND WORD TOT al.
FACTORY inspector Welnthal told MerVyn
armstrong ABOUT conoiSioh Htoss
OF a Jersey ivy Iactorles We're ~. s'Ss
PROCEEDINGS BEGUN.
AT twenty minutes PAST Two O'CLOCK
chairman Mlcnael .. DQnnsu, olIne
county committee, raped Ine conysA,
Q 70 oraer and Secretary Lllils caheo
q roli OIL -
There were no printed lists OF Tthe
names. AZ the conclusion OF the roll
IhalrmanO DohneA caiieu ior noHina-
tons for the chairman OF the
County CLERK McLaughiin nominatea
Allen II. Mepernioet' ana ne was elected
amlu mucn cheering.
Upon taxing Inc chair ME- hcDerhoes
saiaiL ~
MI. CHAIRMAN anu gehbleulen OF tne
t~onVentlon, ~ InanKihg you ~, IiG
courtesy SO Klndiy SHOWN me touay I
must say tnat ieei mat our acIion Coaay
Wall pc such sna5 Wnen we 60 before lile
peopieo u tAe couney IL VAL pe eonnf"eo
w Ieenn. sn;,;+ of
! Icy .9ho op1u ~ Z sIllio -
propnesyI Wall say tnat tne republican
party OF New Jersey IN the coming cam
Daiun will make use OF the slogan which
which has been uttered at their State
oorvantions tbat mo Hn,aSon Connty Da.
Doraro.u IL oorrsSnt
AaociaSJ t2SolinPs+ is.
hlNelNG
i'll becomes the party which began
its career of fraud with stealing the
Presidency. and has continued il throuOh-
o1r all tha nnbljc nositinns il has occu-
ia - raisa 49, "A ~. .,aaN
= 0Tbere has been no marty which has NOT
had corruption Wlthin the RANKS, Dut the
great Democratic party has eve been the
first to rise up and crush that corruption
wherever il may have been found. Great
Iaas~
chsSl s. ua
Cur faoorS Quay, onnHeu az tASy att
to b nomination OF q single man, can De
easily performed. Eleven Senators
sworn to do their duty /, have
So;d thot n lao,ally -alectnrl Senator
SEC MT aut,+iad tn-Sis soat IF tbara l.
m@s r"at.a irSo ne SgS 49, r helsars
any pooeic Juseico III onis ovay pSAiSNc
{ VIII see bhat 1us5lce rs Done 10 that
gentleman and the people at large In the
fall will approve of your action.n
THE
ar Y MeDarmot nnd Holm T Tillisu
1880 49,. oaana+or.a. -
Were seleceSu 70 ace q, ecclcua.ioo, CIV
then AsSemDlyman MuiIone ohefeu TIE
following resolutions S.d5
yybarans Rv The nartiSnn sefion m Yhp Ren,b.
ioan uaiorifv in fba Senate of New Jersey al
tSs Ia ct rsssinn If tbe Teojslstnre ma neanie 81
H,sdson so,,ntv Svere denr,ved III thar iyspryssen-
Ito, IN that bodv Nv tie wronpfnl ,,nseati no III
Sanotar Edas.rd 4 S,cnon"id and nlacinc in his
stand = narson ,vho Was not aiactad inns do.
.r;,;,'. tban, of tha ri1ht 70 choose thsir renre-
santatiya ond have a yo;cs Il, tLaJr own nff airs
ga aN
Whereas sncb ac,;on was unwaryanted nm d
ns,st;HnT $500 soIa,s N nratarf for the
snis p,,rnose Of ner,,etIatinp the power of the
Ranshlidan marty IL fire Senate. in order tina
tSa Pennhj;can Slate Treasnrer and Comptroile,
n,;,hf hold over and retain once IN defiance Of
ma exr,Sessed viii Of lie neonie' therefore be ii
pesatre5 That We 1ha renresenfai ives Of thf
nsaoocraca ~ the oo,n1v If Hudson in conyen
- essenSh,ad dano,.rca ti,;s os,sco,ne Of 4 hasf
tsoasniracy as an OUTRAGE against the peoples