The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-05
aid and DAILY will 60 through with flying

co'ors"
DR.. Nevin said:-"The candidates of the
Democratic party will be elected easily,
They will receive handsome maJoritles 4"
Fire Superintendent Brown believes
the Democratic candidates to have walk
over.
Emil Vockwith. druggist, said:-"The
Democratic candidates are good men.
They can be trusted. They are known
and will be elected"
District Attorney Winfield said OF
Judge Da.Y:-"He is a man OF abundant
bility to ill the position, and being a
aawyer ne knows the necessities. Ii he
stands on the platform he made for him
self when accepting the nomination the
people will stand by him. Judge Daily
will be elected Senator by handsome
majority"
colonel Grimes Warden of the Penften-
tiary, congratulated Judge DAILY very
heartily today and remarked:-"Bl Billy, as
soon as Wayne MacVeagh heard of youl
nomination, he came out for you and
Grover Cleveland"
Counsellor Stephen B. Ransom said of
Judge Daly:-"He studied law iu my
office and was good boy and very
studious one. He is able and honest aud
wonld probably make good Senator"
Elk. Judge Paxton said:-"Judge DAILY S
nomination was an excellent one. He
has strong personal following in Hobo
ken and the northern section of the
county He will make very strong run
and in that section of the county will
probably run ahead OF his icket.'
JOY IN H0BOKEN.
Politicians and People Pleased at Judge
DalY's Home-Big Vote Guaranteed.
The sole topic of conversation at the
club houses of the several political associ-
at1ops throughout Hoboken last night
was the excellent nominations maie by
the Democratic party for Congressman
and State Senator.
Congressman Mcdonald, judging from
the sentiments expressed by not only the
leaders, but also the rank and file of the
party, will receive q rousfng vote up
Norta, while the nomination of Judge
William u. DAILY has created an enthus-
ism which will be best measured by his
majority on Election day, the lowest
figure named being 1000.
1.-The nomination of Judge Daily for
Senator" said Freeholder Ellis this morn
ing to NEWS reporter, ''is. in my opinion.
the strongest nomination that could have
been made by the party. The Judge Is
extremely popular with the people; IN
fact, it may be said he is more in touch
with the masses than any other public
L
county, he knows its needs, and as to his
capabilities, all know of them. Another
thing, he has the support of a certain ele-
ment, which will strengthen the State
and National tickets"
Assemblyman Tahen of the Tenth dis
trict said the nomination of Judge DAILY
was received with great enthusiasm in
his district, and he thought the Judge
would receive fully $500 majority.
Corporation Attorney James f. Min
turn, who placed Judge Daly's name be-
fore the Convention, said the nomination
was one of the mos popular he had ever
known. 1t will strengthen the State and
National tickets very materially.
Inspection by NEWS reporter as to the
condition of the party in Hoboken elected
the fact that it was never better organ
lied. There are more Democratic clubs
in the city than ever before, and secondly
the membership increases with each
maatinp