New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
NEW-JERSEY REPUBLICANS.
HUDSON coUN1Y's COMMITTEE HOPEFUL
7. IT, POTTS WILL RUN FOR STATE SENATOR
THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB WILL GIVE
INCEPTION TO JOHN KEAN. JR-

RECEPTION TO JOHN KEAN. JR
m.e,,nr of IN. Hudson County Republican Com
mittec held last night at The Comhi''ee n i,'
quarters I'm the Federal Club building. Jersey Guy
The clubhouse was brilliantly hghted, an" tle a'i
son and Reid transparency which nearly covers n'i'
the front OF the big old fashioned building was deco
r,ted With bunting 1t was brilliantly lighted and
the porras of Harrison, Reid and Kean were illumi
mated The meeting was business one, but great
amount OF vim was put into ii. The attendance was
large Reports from the different precincts were OF
a most encouraging nature, and gave evidence tlat
the members OF the committee had done much hard
work The committee discussed the appointment OF
supervisors and narshals and 1t will see that none
are appointed who will not do their duty and protect
HE honest voter from being victim OF frauds such
IS have taken place in the past The Comfy Com
nittee believes that Hudson County can be carried
Tor the Republicans this year If an honest eiecuoh Is
held and TO obtain that every effort possible Will be
made. Thomas McEwan, IT., is secretary OF the
County Committee. and he is also Chief supervisor OF
Elections He Is personally acquainted Win nearly
every one the district, and he VIII not permit ai
unfit man 10 be a supervisor OF election.
The County Committee is also carefully preparing
list Of responsible men to act as watchers Oh ieo'
non Day. The committee has began this work so
early In the campaign because it Will require erea'
care and much time TO secure the CLASS Oh ""'o"c''
wanted.
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he the candidate for state Senator against Robert B.
undspeth the Democratic Senator who voted for the
coal combination and the defender ana ap)osi't io
the ballot box suffers. Mr. Potts has served several
terms In the Assembly and is In every way Qnaiihed
fer the place of senator. No candidate for the he
publican Congress nomination has been announced. bu
n is believed that will be mentioned next "eeN
who will add strength TO the ticket
public reception will be given 10 John kean, IT,
by the Union League Club next Thursday night
There will be present leading Republicans rom every
part Of the state to greet the candidate for Governor
and arrangements are being made for the largest pup
lie reception the club has given II is believed
That from 900 10 200 persons will pay THEIR re-
spccts 10 Mr. Kean and him Of their support
A uniformed Harrison and Reid Club has Just been
organized in the Nth District The members are All
between twenty orc and twenly-three years OLD Inc
headquarters is at No. 46 Cregoryst. meeting was
held last night and n NUMBER OF new Hienpei' "Nie
placed on the roll
The meeting OF the John Graham Republican AS
ISOLATION on Thursday night we'll attended ana good
speeches were made by local speakers IL Is te III
tention of this organization TO take part In hea! all
Of the campaign paradcs and torchliGh PROFESSIONS
Tonight Bergen Hill will be alive with Republicans
will take PLACE at p spP an" Raterv and
othei Republican clubs through the principal strec,s
in that section Of the city. Republican League SiaO
enthusiastic ratification meeting 49,, ali %
Twelve more members were added TO tle ron a., q,
the WaDser Independent Club on THURSDAY night at my
business meeting. The club decided TO attend the
banner-raising OF Republican League CLUB NO. =,
take place tonight at Spp and summit Nes nc
Committee ON uniforms directed TO order seventy
five suits for the new members. ,.., 80 r,,r.d.v
n,ch, ~ No la Ocean-ave. Jersey City. john IL.
Hopkin made temporary chairman James p,cS
viii be put up once and order will be gwen Tor
uniforms.