The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-05

| chandler and dealer in railroad aud
steamship supplies, hardware aud iron,
| NO. l07 Hudson street:-"I have been
acaua nted with Mr.. Young from boy
hood up. My personal, social and busi-
ness relations with him have been OF the
best. AS Cove rnor of the State l should
think he would make an excellent one.
| he is q man OF great character. and no
doubt he would fill the position to the
satisfaction of everybody. If he were on
| the Republican ticket l would be glad to
vote and work for his election. | regard
him US an exemplary man, and believe if
| elected he would administer the laws OF
the State without regard to party in
| tiuence.
Lawyer George w. Cassldy:-"Gener-
ally avoid interviews, but In this case
will express an opinion with pleasure. L
| think Mr.. Young will be very strong
| candidate if nominated. He possesses
business qualifications of so high an order
| that | think he will make an admirable
| Governor.
| j. Benjamin, proprietor of the Bee
Hive" dry goods and millinery istore, No.
| az Newark avenue said:-''l think good
business man like Mr.. Young would
make good officer of the State. Snch a
| position as Governor should be filled by q
man of his known executive ability"
c. G. Ackermau, manager of the
Mutual Coal. Flour and Feed Company.
No. 49S SunI.-..s avenue:-"Mr. Young Is
rs good as any of them. His candidacy
suits me.n
J. w. Beach, Republican, of the groc-
cry firm of Beach Bros, No. 572 Newark
avenue:-''If we are to have Democratic
| Governor, would De as we'll pleased to see
| Mr.. Young in that position as any one
else"
President C. A. Woolsey, Republican.
| of the Paint and Color Company. No. 100
! OF Nr is
personal friend of mine, | am ReDub-
/ lican, but regard Mr.. Young's business
and executive ability of the very highest
| grade, and is such as would enJitle him
| to fill any position he might aspire to. l
have known him ever since | started
| business here in this place in 1858: yes,
| knew him five years prior to that, when l
clerked for Frank Woolsey just across
| the street,
G. Gullberg, jeweller and dealer in
clocks and watches, No. "a Exchange
| place:-"1 have always considered Mr.
| Young business man of much honor
and ability. l believe he would make the
State splendid Governor"
George F. Holmes, Independent, man
ager of the Bradbury Piano House, No.
43 Montgomery street:-"If Mr.. Young is
nominated l shall certainly vote for
/ him."
Daniel Moriarity, of the firm of John
MullidS N w., cdfPets, IufnlGure:- L
| have always regarded Mr. Young as a
straightforward upright and honorable
man. l believe, if elected. he would
make an excellent Governor"
H. B. Russell. of the dry goods firm of
Il. B. Russell & Son, Nos. 1890 Newark
| avenue:-'I think Mr.. Young would
make very acceptable candidate and an
man and his record is above reproach, He
| is very clever and successful business
man, and has the executive qualifications
| to fill the positlon."
E. Vockroth, druggist, Newark avenue
and Henderson strset:-"I think Mr.
Young would make us a splendid Gov
ernof. l know him as business man.
He is honest, successful in all business
| relations, and is possessed of great eXecu-
tive ability. He would make a strong
| candidate, and would fill the position
with dignity and have the confidence and
respect OF all classes, irrespective of
party"
P. f. Pollard, dealer in furniture, car.
pets, etc. Grove street:-"Mr. Young has
the ability to fill the position. So far as
know OF him, he is an honest, straight
forward, capable business man. and AS
Governor would satisfy all classes
John Maloney, plumber, No. $40 Grove
streer:-"I am favorablV impressed with
Mr.. Young's candidacy. I don't know
anyone who would maze a better candi-
date or better Governor"
John K. Walker, furniture and carpet
dealer, No. rs Railroad avenue:--'I do
not interest myself much in politics, but
from what ! knew of Mr. Young and
from what have heard other business
men say of him, my belief is that he
would make the State an admirable
Governor
NJ. Hosbach, shoe dealer. No. 122 New
ark avenue:-'I think Mr.. Young pos
sesses those qualifications that fit man
to occupy the position of Governor. He
is one of the shrewdest business men of
this city. and he is an honest, straight
forward man. believe he would make
an excellent Governor. He would fill the
position to the satisfaction of everybody"
William Kerr, proprietor :of Ply
mouth market. Fourth and Grove
street:-"I am a Republican, aud l be-
lfeve the Republicans Will carry the State
this fall. But if the Democrats win. it
will be with just such candidate as E.
F. c. Young"
John Smyth. grocer Fourth and Grove
streets, said:-"I know Mr.. Young per-
sonally, and know him to be an upright,
hanest and successful business man, and
l believe he will make us good Gov
ernor.n
Albert E: Roy, grocer, Bay and Grove
against Mr.. Young"
Charles II. O'Neill, dealer in lumber
and coal, Pavonia avenue:-"I have
known Mr.. Young for many years. He
is splendid business man, always at
tentive to business and faithful to busi-
ness and faithful to his trusts. If elected.
he would make an excellent Governor
George e. Fountain, druggist, Com
munipaw and Pacific avenue:-"I think
Mr.. Young would make fine Governor.
lie is my choice from among those have
thus far heard mentioned in connection
with the nomination. He has the ex-
ecutfve ability to fill the position, and if
elected, would make his administration
such as would receive the commendation
of all parties"
P. H. May, grocer, at Grand and Hen
derson strcets:-"Mr. E. F. c. Young is a
smart man. He Is a man anyone can ap-
proach. II he is nominated by the Demo
cratic party, he can have my vote. and |
guess ne would capture lots of Republi-
can votes"
Henry Goetschins, painter. of Grove
street:-Mr. Young would undoubtedly
make good Governor. He has not been
Identified with rings aud | believe him to
be man in whom confidence NAV be
placed"
Henry Moser, Montgomery street,
Mr.. Young would make a splendid can
diuate. He is popular in Hudson county.
and his record as financier will give him
strength throughout the State.''
j. z. Brlnckman, carriage builder, of
Van Worst street. said:-"President Il. r.
c. Young. of tbs first NationaI Bank.
would make good Govereor. nave no
doubt whatever but what las would bs
elected. Nothing can be said against MIN
l,a1 he hnC