The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-30
PRIMARY HARMONY.
Last Nights Proceedings
Proved Hudson's De-
mocracy I'm
divided.
MCDONALD AND HUDsPETH.
They Will Be the Candidates
for Congressman and
Senator.
MAGNER CARRIES BAYONNE'
Nevin, Kelly. Lawlesa, Carroll,
Stout, Coyle, Tahen and zeller
Assembly Winners.

dSSGlAuly Nluu6ESs
The Democratic primaries for the elec-
tion of deleg ates to the Congressional
Senatorial and Assembly conventions.
were held throughout the county last
night.
There were no contests in any of the
precincts, and the greatest harmony pre-
vailed, except as told below. The district
men have decided upon their candidates.
and in every instance the gentleman Sc
lected is satisfactory. Here are the dele
gates elected:-
In the First district the primaries W ere
exceedingly lively. The friends of AS
semblyman Magner fought hard for his
denomination and won signal victory.
securing nine of the ten delegates.
LIVELY TIMES IN THE EIGHTH.
In the Eighth district the indications
point TO the nomination of DIR. S. Stout
Tor Assembly. There were contests in
several of the pre- cincts. A lively one
was waged in the Fifth precinct especial
ly. This Is Fritz Mersheimer's prlci nct
JACK" Dunno aud that portion of the de-
him, attempted TO down "Fritzy."
the Dunno faction polled 81.
Dunno was elected without opposition as
one of the delegates to the Assembly Con-
vention from the Sixth precinct. There
was a lively time in the Tenth precinct
OF this district, Michael kuntz
is the committeeman OF that precinct
He favors Stout for the Assembly
nomination. There was opposition to his
man. Martin Mullin, as delegate to the
Assembly Convention. DR.. Stout was
at the Holll Ii wQa 0ivou ont
that Kuntz's ticket had been
elected, the opposition having only
polled votes. whereas the Kuntz back
ers had polled 76. A later investigation
reveals the fact that the opposition held a
separate primary and claim to have poIled
60 votes. Their ticket was as follows:
Con gressional Convention. George Dor
bechner; Senatorial Convention, Louis
Hoehl; Assembly Convention. James
Breakey
grew so violent at one time that the aid
OF extra police was invoked.
The delegates elected show that there
VIII be no opposition to the nom-
lnai1on of Congressman Edward f. Nc
Donald and Senator Robert Hudspesh.
the results of the primaries, will be:-
FIRST district: Thomas Magner, although
it is hoped he will be induced
to withdraw before the conven-
ton meets: Third district, DR..
Nevin; Fourth district. Hugh Kelly.
In he Fifth it is any mans race just
now and George Heany is by no means
out of the race.
Assemblyman Lawless will be
nominated In the Seventh
and Dr.: Stout will probably
Coyle Tahen and zeiler will be renomi-
mated without opposition in the Ninth,
Tenth and Eleventh districts.
THE DELEGATES.
The successful tickets follow:
CONGRESSIONAL.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcT-Bernard
Mccarthy, James Fagen, Robert Zeiger.
Samuel Ross. James B. Heard, alternates,
Charles Kraft and John Mccarthy.
SECOND DIsT.IcT-William McWil-
liams, James j. Muldoon. M. J. Ken
9ss jacob MoSas TeSmis hqe1n heSnon Tsomss or.sss
Cleveland. George Thompson, Fred
Flacke, Francis J. O'Rourke. william
Mitchell, Thomas B. O'Neiil, DanIel
Schoor, Andrew Muliigan. Thomas Flan-
nagap. John j. Haskns.
THIRD DISTRICT. Patrick Carroll,
Timothy Burke. DR.. William Perry Wat
Henry c. Traphagen,z Michael McDer-
mott, John Sheridan, John Cassidy,
Jas. P. hah, Patrick McGovern, Martin
Sweeney. John Kilroy, John O'Brien,
LdUey.
FOURTH DIsTRIcT.-Geo thurman,
Patrick Coyle. Michael Fox.
Patrick Coolahan, Patrick f. Casey,
Henry Martinez, Thos. Reddy, Jr., Hud-
son Clarke, Matthew Monks. Philip
David Entwstle, John E. Hewitt, Louis
Baumann, JAS Hunt, John A. Bell.
FIFTH DIsTRICT.-John Mcnamara.
John L. Slack, John Moran, John Kelly.
Terence J. O'Neill, Daniel Moriarty Tim
othy Regan. P. H. Nugent. Thomas Far
rell, James ]. Clarke, James Carlin, VIM.
Herbert, John Kilmurray, john Keogan,
Martin Reddv and John Mccarthy.
SEVENTH DISTRICT. Richard Warren,
Dennis Mullins. Patrick Mulvanev. Pat
rick Lynch. Richard Walsh. Patrick
Mahan, John Brody, Francis Farrell,
auG Martin Adams
HARRIsoN.-Patrick Cooney, Joseph B.
Henry. Martin Lawless, William j. Tier
ney aud Patrick McCabe.
EIGHTH DISTRICT Henry Crofford.
James H; O'Neill, Patrick HarTisan.
Peter Beck. Charles Fl. Mersheimer, Harry
Sharwell Ernst Apple, William Hacket
Charles Merrell. Henry Nuhn. Albert J.
Bruggemann. james Coffey, Henry
Mahnken and James Coyle.
NINTH DISTRICT (iobokep)-H Henry
Kelly, John BrenninR, Richard Bowes.
john Sexton, P. J. 0'1oole, Maurice j.
Breen, Henry King. Henry Snyder,
Charles Hoffman.
TENTH DIsTRICT-James Coaklev, John
F. Heating, Joseph Guaraglia, Edward
Carroll, Francis NJ. NcDonougb.
SENATORIAL.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-Edward
Steglnan. George Witt: John Prout.
James Mccarthy, Benjamin G. Ecke.
Alterpates, Thomas Lyons and Lester
ie Widmer.
iE BAYoNNE. William Lindsay. Jacob NJ.
,m mE3asmiller, John Shay. Richard Thomas,
The,hn Mellendick, Henry Young, James
i'd thower,. Michael Kennedy ana Charles
s.y k, Hugh McGeehan.
H. nCoND DIsTRIcT.-W Williams McWil-
occn, James J. Muidoon. N. J. Kennedy,
alley RsMuIdoon, Joseph Dolan, Freder
-operty i Wright, Miles McCarroii, Charles
y, but Ig. W. II. Speer. Jr., Henry Schwin-
olen. airick Kelley. Thomas Ferris. H.
: But ~.orer, James McGonigal, George
iiroad 1, and John LyopE.
voneRfRD DISTRICT Chas. s. Clarke. Jr.,
[yoicEIiD Muldoon. John Mourpes, Michael
uragaty, Peter Dolan, John Kenny.