The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-10
ALL FOR YOUNG
Last Nights Primaries in
this County Harmonious
and Enthusiastic.
NAMES OF THE DELEGATES
The County Will be a Unit at
Trenton on Wednesday for
the Candidate Of the
People.
NAMES OF THE DELEGATES

Democratic primaries to elect delegates
to the State Convention were held in
every precinct in this city, Hoboken,
Bayonne, Harrison and kearny last
evening.
1t is said that prosperous counties have
no history. There is no story to tell of
these primaries.
They were all very quiet. Harmony
prevailed everywhere. District leaders did
very little hustling, but nevertheless an
extraordinary large vote was polled,
showing that the Democrats are full of
enthusiasm and are taking considerable
interest in the welfare of the party.
The indications are that the delegation
will go to Trenton solid for Edward F. C.
Young. In one or Two pre-
cincts anbi-Young delegates may have
been elected, but if so, no one knows it.
1t is safe to say that not more than half a
dozen delegates. at most, will oppose the
popular candidate
The delegates are as follows:-
FIRST DISTRICT = John Mccarthy,
James Kelly, John Rowe. George T, Bou-
ton and Max Erdwurm.
BAYoNNE-DanieI J. Murray, Michael
J. Givens, Charles Kramer, Thomas Nc
Dermott, Philip Eley, Charles Goldzier,
John McPhail. William Ryan, N. Carroll
and Mark Fleming
SECOND DIsTRICT-John ResselI, Michael
Cullihan, Albert Beali. Edward I. Ed
wards, w. j. Tanner, George w. Young,
James Baker, W. Hulshizer. Henry
Eisler. John II. Keim, John Wheelihan
and E. P. Roberts.
THIRD DIsTRIcr-James Jarvis, George
B. Fielder, DIR. b. Edge, P. j Condor,
Edward Cullen, G. Judge, John DENIM,
Terrence OGorman. Joseph D. Bedle,
Jr., Otto Grouse, Patrick McQuaide, John
A. Tracy, Henry Byrne and James Muir
tha.
FOURTH DIsTRICT-William H. Keyes,
Daniel j. Hickey, Charles S Grant, Frank
McKenna, James Fitzpatrick, James f.
Cannon, Paul Decker, Otto Lawrence, A.
A. Bedell and Charles S. Westervelt.
FIFTH DISTRICT = Thomas Reynolds,
William Farrell, James Burns, E.
A Dugan. L. Stinson. Edward
Kelly, James j. Clarke. Michael Whaien,
Oducs L :. 0dELOna hStiy, J0Uu
DENIM, G.. P. Smith, George Mackey,
John Gumes, Michael Kelleher, w. B.
Simon and James K. Dougherty.
SIXTH DIsTRICT.-John z Feeney,
Matthew Reardou, NJ. J. Kenny, John
Kelly. Michael Rachtord, L. j. Carroll,
James ]. Donnelly. Thomas F. Carey, NJ.
J. O'Donnell, D. Mclaughlin and John
w. Garritty.
SEVENTH DIsTRICT-James J. Tully,
Thomas j. BOVINE, William Ormsby, Ed
ward O'Donnell. James Gibbons, Thomas
Howe and Martin Adams.
HARRIsoN-Joseph Kenny, John Wade,
james O'Neill, E. F. Mcdonald and Peter
Hauck.
KEARNY-Edward Kenney, William
hwy. Christopher Dunn and William B.
Smith.
EIGHTH DISTRICT John W. Kelsey
John Prigge. Fred ]. Mersheimer, George
Brackner, William Dunnes, Stephen P
Yoe. Owen E. Nolan, John A. McGrath.
Walter H. Elliot. Alexander Schlesinger
and Henry Prigge.
NINTH DIsTRICT-August w. Brugge-
man, James Meehan. William j. McCabe,
Wm.L. DAILY, j as. Quinlan, Jno. Brenning,
6. A, Seide, P. Sheehau, Owen Duff,
William Wild. Timothy Kelly, Patrick
Smith, Daniel Sheehan and Martin Far
rell.
TENTH DISTRICT: = George Fuessel,
Joseph j. McGovern, Michael J. Cannon,
f. Pcketts. James Gilfillan. Edward r.
Stanton and Patrick Hayden.