New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10
HUDSON COUNTY CAN BE REDEEMED.


DEMOCRATIC DIssENsIONs HELP THE REPrB-1-
CAN CAUsE-wcRKERs HOPEFUL AND EARNEST
The Republicans Of Hudson County and the With
Congressional District which Is composed 81 Jersey
CITY, IIoboken Harrison and Kearncy. Will to-moir'w
hold n convention at Woods Hail. Jersey 'ity' l"
nominate candidates for Congress and the STAT" oei''
No; many years has there been any contest al"ns
Republicans these nominations. 1Ai now dW'
n strife is going on for them In The existing STATE
OF the public temper ballotstuhing iraudS ana
discussions AMI apathy Democrats over IN" coal
business and the party policy IN general it Is conceded
oven Nv the Democratic leaders themselves IMAM WIN
satisfactory candidates the Republicans have more 'hh
a fighting chance TO carry both inc dS'Il'' ''" NV
county. The Republicans fully appreciate IN" hccoS
and chan(es of the situation. and will not only present
good mcn but will make vigorous fight for them after
they nominated.
For Congress il is generally agreed that the nomina
ton will be rendered to Abel |. Smith, who VIII ac-
cept unless the condition Of his health aoSoiu'"S
forbids his making tho canvass. Mr. Smith. although
he has not been particularly prominent III poh'l'A o'
late is one of the bcst-known Republicans in Jersey
CITY, Ills straightforward honesty and hlSfh'H>
qualifications have made him popular In jersey 'ilH'
while his large property interests in Hobokcn give MN
quite as secure a footing In that city. IL i III '"'0
two towns that the fight will he made. Harrison ana
Kcarney polling but small vote in comparison
For the senate nomination two excellent names are
mentioned. one * RONcilrk D. ctNH
n member of Assembly and Police Justice; Inc o'h'r
Is j. Herbert Potts the present Asscmblyman from inc
Id District Of Jersey City. 1t Is believed 'h' "'
narty can win with either candidate. but there Is Il
general leaning toward Mr.. seymour While the iHehus
OF NJ Potts are vigorously urging his caidlda'H' """
while the party recognizes his ability, Mr. fo''S MN
self prefers To be a candidate for the Assembly MI
Scynol. promises. tn he Is nGminated 10 HIM
an active vigorous and aggressive canvass.
has also put heart into the Republican party oil
Hudson County and especially OF Jersey CITY, by m"
refusal 10 name any marshalS from the list ol rum
sellers and municipal officer furnished TO him 10y h
Democratic leaders. who anxious 10 seour" a.
large a repre- cntaton from the old ballotoox s'uInS
| element as possblc Mr.. McEwen nj once put Ms
foot on this project and kept II there The Democ7''
rncsters found II AZ large and ms heavy MS Dom F
| Of the statue Of Liberty. and when they rccoN""'i
| the fact that they couldn't move II they began 10
cas-, about them for respectable men to act rs mdr''
The Executive Committee Of the e'a'" hq''i
DEALERS, Association had n conference with the Sa'c
| democratic Committee tho other day with VIE" W
securing concessions in the way OF an anlchoii'uol
81 the Wcrts License law. The Democ ratc '""ir9
| did exactly know wha, /" 40 -, a nrumiSinr Inc
| honor dealers what they wanted whii" t,lc nam nam,
| ri JudCe Merits occupied tn" h"au ol lh' .'"' y,
democratic ticket nor could they see any way ~
| po,tinr tho name Of Judge WcrtS on 'h' u'h'u a.
under such crcumstances-they dodscd anu s"I,'.,
nn,u enailv The lqnor dealers went away more
| ,horourhiy dscustcd than II they had met Win All
| outright refusal