New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30
ALL THE STATE is FOR AIM.
RECEPTION TO MR.. KEAN IN JERSEY JILL
LEADING REPUBLICANS FROM MANY COUNTIES
SHAKE HANDS WITH THE CANDIDATE
AN ENERGETIC CANVASS.

SHAKE HANDS WITH THE CANDAD"A
AN ENERGETIC CANVASS
Representative Republicans, not only ron '..s. ,,
CITY and the rest of Hudson County, but aiSo i o
all the neiglboring and many OF the ois'a"' .oa
Of NewJersev pledged their beartiest support !" "a
Congressman John Kean jr., candidate TOT "o'o,"v.
at the Union League Club in Jersey Ci'y ias' 'e
The affair was in the form OF recep''o" " ~
leader of the Republican forces In the o'"'e, o ,,o
SHOOT, hands with hundreds OF mon WHO nav 49,
success deep at heart. The meeting was 'p'o
nroof that all OF New-Jersey is aroused 10 'he V'
inheritance of the canvass Delegations were pIo'o"'
from many towns Union County Mr.. kean's ho"'e
sanding body of large numbers, and sun larger ""
Mr. Kean could not have but felt assured th'' u''
movement against the vicious ring has oP'e w.
every county In all New-Jersey.
Mr. Kean WAS met at the railway station by Coonei
Samuel d. Dickinson George j. Medoie' d. ". %
Devoe, Colonel J. ]. Tohey ana Simeon IL. '
with whom he dined informally at the Hotei "asn-
,ncton Mayor Peter F. wanser, George +. Perkins
and cxMayor Gilbert Collins Joined the party aI.er
ward md all drove to the clubhouse, facing van
Worst SQUARE escorted by the Lafayette Battery te
John Graham Association and a band Inc oa''e'y
Is one OF the Oldest political ORGANIZATIONS III 'ei'
CITY, Last night the men wore blue nhnhe' shi''
blue trousers, white duck leggngs, white cape anu
white gloves Each carried lantern Aiur ,
., tho Graham Association was George Hutchinson.
Tho cIubbouse was crowded when the carriages
reached its door and there three rousing cheers
for the Governor when Mr. Kean entered the house
He took place In the big reception room ana WIZ
him stood the following reception commit'ec' h".v'
Wanser, Colonel ToGey, exMayor Collins, H. W.
WooIIey George c. Medole Colonel Dickinson al"
Mr. Perkins The following welcomed the caner'
NJ the entrance: Spencer weart, d. O. Dimmich'
Charles c. Ridgway, II. II. Holmes and J. j. Ef"in'
These several committees were formed chiefly OF mem
hers OF the clubs Committee on Political Keiorl"'
which had general charge Of the arrangement.
For an hour and a half, Mr.. Kean was kept busy
shaking the hands OF those who had come ID pay
their respects to him. The Federal Club came IN
body Shortly after 10 O'Clock, Mr. ferhihs' VIM
presided, in the absence Of the president OF tie
cuh. John A. Blair introduced Mr.. Kean In few
woIl chosen words The candidate was loudly ap
plalided. lie said In part;
Mr. President, Gentlemen Of the Union League ana Fi
owCtzens-I may say OF all the state Tor see 'ear'
every county represented from Cape May TO susseN' a
not unmlndu OF the responsibility Of being the Standard
bearer not only OF the Republican party, but oil all @
people OF the state. (Cheers) We are fighting 10 ru
NewJcrsey Of ring that has prostitufed all power ann
has divided all favors among small clique You e'Ac
Of Hudson County know than others the wrongs
THAT have been committed. You showed your spproo"
,lop of the situation by eecting Mayor Wanscr. CAP
plausc) We can go hence tonight saying that tne re-
publlcans Ncw-Jersey organized Tor one purPoSo
alone. and that victory tCheers)
Tho hundreds who shook hands with Mr hea'
included The Rev. Dr. Cornelius ID. Brett. Jonn A.
Walker. ex-presldcnt Of the Board OF Educauoh'
Colonel H. H. Alternately ir.; George W. Conkin'
Robert b. Gray George X. Hitler exCollector James
H. Love- Thomas McEwan. IT, secretary Of the ciuo
General John Ramsay, ex-Judgc Roderck b. seymour
Isaac J. vanderbcck, T. NJ Coughlin. Colonel j. \.
Coync. f. : Cowles. George c. Doyle ii. Dusenbery'
Henry Ewald Morris +. Knudsen. of Brooklyn; j. w.
HARRISON H. Warner, Clay Tlden. ex president Of the
Police Board: Isaac l.. McEwan Major z. X. Pang
born Assemblyman J. Herbert Potts. John
Reid president " the Board Of Education
John NJ Jones, Leroy Schermerhorn, Reuben simpson,
A. J. Van Horn. Joseph a. Dear, 1h0rne T. sherwood
W II. Turner. William Van keuren lr. United states
Commissioner Isaac ROmainc a. ~ BALDWIN. OF 1000
ken Postmaster Charlie, burrows aud cANay0r Luther
hchaeicr. OF Rutherford; Mayor ii. l.. Dunham, OF
Dover eX state senator benjamin a. Vail ex-Asscnl-
man K. +. Fest. A. T.. Smith, Tax Receiver Charles
Reed II. Is. Robinson, County Attorney {. D. WARD,
Councilman Edward Martin. of Railway: City Attorney
Frank Bergen Mayor John Ranklr. Postmaster samuel
J. Moore Colonel George A. Houghon. the Rev. Dr.
John W. Teal OF Elizabeth Irecholder Ltel, OF Gran
ford DR.. +. ". Wcscott, Frceholder George kyte,
John Robinson Iezekiah X Hand. ex. Assembly man
Chamberlain, !. r. Fauchcr, OF Falcher: John r.
pringlc John W. Harrison Charles W. White. captain
William Hooker, Major X. J. Duncan. of New Bruins
KEEL. ir. of lobOkcn. Charles Van Anglcn. George G.
Doyle, IT, T.. =. Walllng OF Dcckcrtown John G. How
ell, Frank SwayIe. W. X. Ayers. \. j. Drake. William
W Smith. j. b. Pellet and o. II. Armstrong OF New
ton FrechOdcr q H. Perry. cx-Mayor Charles Place,
OF North Plnn1cd, aud 7. ". Morrison, of Piainheh