The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-23
The Coming State Campaign.

local questions. ~
The Coming State Campaign.
The World continues its malevolent
efforts to disrupt the Democratic
party, this morning, BY representing,
maliciously and falsely, that the a n
didature of Mr.. b FsoCs Young for
the Goyernorship is designed to in
jure Leon Abbett's prospects of cleo
ton as United States Senator.
This, we are9in a position to S tate
emphaticallY, is a lie. We believe we
speak for the whole party in Hudson
County and for every leading man in
it when we say that Mr.. Young is
presented to the party simply on his
own merits as a candidate who is
sure to bring victory to the party
standards. Governor Abbett's pros
poets are not involved in any way.
There is no hostility whatever to the
Governor intended or imagined in the
movement to nominate MI. Young,
and a very large number of Mr..
Young's most enthusiastic supporters
are devoted adherents of Governor
Albeit as the only man to be thought
of for election to the United States
Senate next January.
This is precisely the position of THE
JERSEY Cry NEWS. We are for Mr..
Young for Governor as long as his
N name is before the State Convention.
We believe it will be wise in the
Democracy to nominate him, and we
believe that no man in the State of
New Jersey can give the party a bet
ter, cleaner or more Democratic adj
ministration.
- But we are for Governor Albeit,
too. We will be with him down to
the last ditch in the fight fhr the Sem
atcrship if any fight takes place. We
have spoken his praise int this con-
nection a thousand times in the last
three years, and it will be found right
here and always that THE JERSEY
CRY NEWS knowsno changes in its
friendships andits principles.
For Governor. Ed ward F.. @. Young.
E. F. G. Young is one of the leading
citizens of this county and this city.
He has lived hsretalr his life. No man
living is more intimately connected
with the marvellous growth of the
last twenty years than he; no man
has contributed more largely to it.
He has been the architect of his own
fortunes, but he has not builded
selfshly, for there are few great pro-
jects of enlightenment.s ofsprogress, of
benevolence which do not owe him
the deepest debt Of gratitude for
earnest and public spirited support.
For years Mr.. Young has not taken
part in active politics. but there never
has been a time when his devotion to
the principles of the Democratic party
could be questioned. His good faith
In politics, as in business, has been
the element in his character which
has made every honest man who
has eve dealt with him his friend.
His position at the head of the lead
ing financial institution of the State
has carried his influence and his sym
pathies beyond the limits of Hudson
county, and the State Is ready to rise
atthe announcement of his name tc
his support as one 9es IA 4 y the
greatest of public trusfsocandbe safely
and unfalteringly reposed.
The Democracy viii do itself honor
In nominating Mr.. Young for Cover.
nor, and the people will confer bene+
ft on themselves BY electing him.
For U. S. Senator. Leon ALBEIT.
To repeat here the story Of Leor
Abbett's public services would be to
tell q twice told tale, indeed Leor
Albeit has striven for the high honor
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