The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-24
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Hudson county is Demo When
Mr. Cleveland WAS a Candidate before IL
gave him majority of about 5000. Since
then MIR. Cleve' and has maze friends
TO such al extent that | fully be-
lieve Hudson county will roll up
a majority of at least 10000 for him.
Mr.. Cleveland is my candidate and | will
work for him. l have spoken to Demo
Gratis and Republicans from all parts OF
seems to be that he will defeat Harri-
son."
City Treasurer ]. B. Cleveland said:-
81 feel assured that Mr.. Cleveland can
carry the country. His popularity IS
wonderful. Since his last cam
paign he has made friends friends ,,iII IN
support him in this hight. Personally
preferred Gray to Stevenson, but not be-
ing at the Convention, cannot say what
the feeling was. Mr.. Gray would, in nv
judgment, have made an excellent run In
Indiana. Mr.. Stevenson may win Illinois.
but If he does not, candidly believe THAI
Mr.. Cleveland will win in some Repnb-
lican States. / think his election Is q
foregone conclusion"
A BUSINESS VIEW.
Secretary George w. Young, of the
New Jersey Title Guarantee and Trust
Company, said:-'I think, as every other
Democrat should, that Grover Cleveland
will be elected He is the candidate or
the people. Voters, independent of party,
will support him, and eau see no reason
whatever. from present indications, why
he should not sweep the country. The
addition of Mr.. Stevenson's name to the
ticket will certainly add strength to 1t.
l prophesy Democratic victory In the
coming contest.o
Councillor Otto Grouse is highly elated
over the selection of Grover Cleveland TO
head the Democratic ticket In the coming
| contest. "The Convention, in my
have named stronger ticket. Grover
the respect and confidence people
| can bestow upon him. l believe every
! Democrat should. and hope every one
| will vote for him. If this is done Grover
| Cleveland will be our next President
| The name of Mr.. Stevenson, of Illinois,
will certainly add strength 10 our ticket.
l can see nothing now but great Demo-
cratic sweep"
DR.. Benjamin Edge said: "Groverr
Cleveland will carry New York State. L
do not believe Tammany will knife. he
Is our strongest candidate and Will, 1
hope, sweep the country. He will give
US good government as he did be1ore
Democrats should support him tooth and
nail"
Freeholder Frank H. Kimmerly said.-
IT think that the Democratic Convention
at Chicago made an excellent nomina-
tion when they placed Grover Cleve-
land on the head of the ticket
He is immensely popular and is bound to
win in November Harrison's unpopular
ity will aid us, and predict that we Will
sweep the country. As to Stevenson,
think the choice was wise one. Mr..
Stevenson has an excellent record, and,
like his mate on the ticket. is an honest
man."
AS HoBOKEN SEES 1T.
Counsellor Leon Albeit, Jr, sald:-
"Well, ii ink we are going to win. 1t is
the strongest nomination could have been
made. / think without doubt we shall
carry New York. AS to the Vice Presi-
dent, Stevenson, think he is very strong
ia the Western States and will make the
ticket much stronger"
Mayor Stanton said:-.The nomination
was bravely and judiciously made. 1t is
very strong nomination and gives
ground for the most enthusiastic hopes.
l am sure we shall win."
City Clerk McDermott said:-"Oh
Clev veland's out of sight. l am sure he
will win. There is no man who could be
nominated who is as strong as he is. He
is very popular with all kinds of men and
he is winner"