The Sunday morning news., 1891-09-27
SURE AND SHAEY
A Review of All the Candi~
didates for All the
Hudson Offices.
no REPUBLICAN, MARTYRS
The Democratic Party Has : sur6
Thing for All But One
Assemblyman:

LIE bt4-- 4NE ttxc feE t4tkA4<za "a tA&
cratic and Republican parties to elect
delegates to nominating conventions hass
been issued, and the battle that Will end
On November 8 has begun II earnest-
The inteFest VIII be ceHtazsd prducipAilx
Ia the election Of Members Of Assembly
and In the nomination Of Dlrect0r-ss~
Large
L is conceded, even by Rspub]icsDs.
that Surrogate O'NeIl viii succeed him
sell, and thar Robert s. Hadspsth viii b.
elected State Senator There viii be
virtually no contest for thess Offices
= Whoyer may be nominated Tor Direr-
ter~at Large by the Democrats VIII pe
elected, but just who the lucky lnaixid-
ual may be has not been positively de-
clded on. Last Spring ex-Af4yor GraSS~
mann was promised the nomination Tor
Director by several Of the promineut
leaders u the parJys and T these promises
are not forgotten Mr. GrasSmann wiil no
doubt govern the Board Of Freen0iders
for the next Two years.
Director BragEenaann is making hard
hght. however, for second term, and ho
assured me few days ago that be would
certainly receive renOminat ton Two
weeks ago be sent 70 every member of
the Democratic County COMMITTEES the
following.
BOARD or CHOSEN TREEH0IDKRS,
HUDSON COUNTY. n j.
- II. BRreGEH4HS. JOHN EoEp.
Jsasnr cr7s. Sept. S 1ssi
DExR SlH hereby respectfully jnferns yon as
one Of the committeeman OF the distriet IL the
County Of Hudson thai ! am candldate for re-
election to the position OF Direct9r-at Large 0k
Feeling assured taat ny record during ~
lncunbencg Of the office n question wiz bear
inspection and warrant ny & esailfE THAI have
Of my ONCE. respectfaiIF ask your coroperar
ton in my behalf By procuring for me Fouf
delegate % tne convention tor zrds my zes19ni-
natfon this fail as sach enndidAtH.
Trusting that such Course miH be desired bY
Jon as conducive, not only 70 the good Of the
Democratic party: but also as confornlable te
and thanking you for past fsTors eonlerzsa,
Your obsdient servant.
A. y. BHueekxkzs.
He WORKED Ok TIE OUTING
Mr. brugasuiann followed up this pa
taetlc plea for tie good things connected
with the Office Of Director BY making
himself very conspicuous Gu the ouSsuK
accompanied by Councilman Tehan of
Hoboken, Terry Mcdonald af--the sziee,
wide world in general aud the Horse
sioep IN particular. and Tim Long, also
from the faE-fAxaed Hersesnoe. 4fr.
Bruggeulann and these three warm axi-
expected to ind during The day fi1e efs4l-
est number Of men. Here Mr.. Hru99<<z
mann was introdace 10 each man as he
passed by, and he in turn infrodu uced
without ceremony the business that
brought him on the outing He WAS
there for the sole and only purpose Of
capturing the county committeeman and
persuading them TO send n deleEate to tbs
convention pledged TO support him.
The Director worked hard all day to
sion he created did not seem to be a sue
cessful one.
The Democrats in the First district are
ar SIX and serens over the asse embly
nomination There are a dozen candle
dates and all live in Bayonne. One Of
them is Harry WinnHld. who moved from
GreenTille to Bagonne for the purpose of
securing the nomination Vino the suc-
cessful Democrat will be canHot be even
guessed at now. John Newman. ex~
Mayor Of Bayonne. is said to be willing
10 take either the Republican or the
Democratic nomination.
Herbert Potts Will be ren0minated by
the Republicans IN the Second disrrict,
aud elected.
There is no Republican in the Third
district who wants the nomination for
Assent Lyman, and the contest has mar
rowed down 10 the Democratic nolniaa-
tlon- Jimmy Lark1n, the prize fighter.
Is working for the honor, and SO is jimmy
IRnllty, real estate dealer
O'NEIIL. IN TIE F0URTH
In the Fourth district. if p. H. 0'NeiH
can be persuaded 10 accept the uonlina-
tion he viii be The next Assem6l IMAM
Republicans want John Brennan 10 or
pose him. but Mr. Brennan has declined
In the Fifth district IL will be difficult
to find q Republican candidate The
Democrats wiIl doubtless nominate
George A. Heaney. Meroyn Armstrong.
capable young lawyer, Is also candi-
date.
Teddy Carroll, it is said, Is slated for
the Democratic nomination IN the Sixth
district, aud nomination there Is
equivrlent to an election.
Martin Lawless of Harrison has d0vei-
oped much strength in the Seventh Dis
triet and he probably viii be nominated.
although there are dozen other candi-
dates.
Assemolyman James N0yIau VIII again
represent the Eighth district and Michael
Coyle, Police Commissioner in Hob0ken
and member of the Board Of Freeholders,
will be nominated in the Ninth district
Councilman Tehan and Lawyer Ell
ward Russ. General Heppenheimer'S
partner, are candidates for the Demo-
cratic nomination in the Fourth district,
and Constable Z7eilsr will probably Be
nominated for The Assembly by the
Democrats In the Eleventh district. As-
semblyman Usher would like another
term, but Is does not look as IL ne can
secure the nomination.