The Jersey City news., 1892-03-16
GENERAL ACCLAIM.
All Citizens Join In Endors-
ing the Nomination of
Allan L. MCDer-
mott.
AT LEAST Is 900 MAJORITY
He Will Make a Good Mayor
and a New Era Is Ahead
for the City.
NOTIFIED OF TIE NOMINATION.
The Formal Acceptance to Be
Made on TUESDAY
Next.
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN AHEAD.
Simeon III. Smith Will Probably
Be the Republican
Candidate.
NOTIFIED OF TIE NOMINATION.
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN AHEAD.


Candidate.
ed home last night from Trenton. Finance
Commissioner Edelstein called on him.
The Commissioner, as Chairman of the
committee appointed at the Democratic
Mayoralty Convention to notify Mr.. Nc
Dermott of the peoples choice. congratu-
lated the candidate in hearty and vigor-
GUS fashion. Ex-Judge McDermott in
formed Mr.. Edelstein that next Tuesday
be would formally accept the nomina-
ton.
saw Mr. McDermott last night. He
was much pleased with the unanimity
of the Convention and had no fears
of the result on election day.
In reply to question, the
candidate said that until after he for
mally accepted the nomination he did not
care to say anything for publication. He
did add, however. that he intended to
make an active and aggressive campaign.
He will address the voters In every dis
trct in the city and will be glad to have
Republicans attend and ask questions.
Mr. McDermott said he would endeavor
to answer any and all questions that
might be put to him after the campaign
begins.
GENERAL SATISFACTION.
The people throughout the entire city
are more than pleased at the result of the
convention yesterday. They point to the
list of delegates present with pride and
ask when such representative
body of men ever before nominated a
Mayor in this city. No hungry office
holders and Office seekers among them,
no one there from selfish self motives. no
machine men delegates, and yet no one
was there but Democrat and they were
Democrats of the right sort.
70 let every one know who these dele
gates were who unanimously endorsed
Allan L. McDermott as their choice for
Mayor, THE NEWS prints them in this
column. They are fine lot of names and
a credit to the party. Here it Isl
FIRST DISTRICT.
John Fckes, George Luhrmann,
Michael j. Fox, James Graves,
William Weigers, John o Donnell,
Charles B. Jordan, William Winberry,
Patrick Craven, Thomas Hickey,
Robert Murphy, Peter F. Madden,
Michael T. Quigley, Frederick Brinkmann,
Michael Duffy, Aoa A. Bedell,
William Allen, Martin Ward
Eighteen delegates.
SECOND DISTRICT
Dennis Gallagher, Michael Conrain.
George W. Young, John Kennedy,
Andrew j. Concoran, Martin Zinner,
John ]. Mooney, p. j. Kennedy,
Henry Kellers, Patrick Zumlan,
Adam j. Dittmar, James Slack,
James Casey, John Shortell,
John J. Hogan. Jeremiah ]. Maher.
Thomas McDonough, James Murrer.
Eighteen delegates.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Thomas Reynolds, Thomas Walraven,
George O'Neill, Daniel Moriarty,
Frank McNally, j. j. Clark,
Thomas Farrell, Charles E. Cassidy,
7 p Carton, Edward Hoos,
F. Boyle, j. CROSBY,
c. P. Smith. Joseph \, McCoooey,
J. PidcocS.
Fifteen delegates,
FOURTH DISTRICT
John Mannion, Michael McDonough,
John j. Tully, John CHASER,
Frank Gouraglia George j. Brockner,
William Dunno, Ernest Appel
Stephen P Yoe. John Smith,
Charles G. Schmidt, M Foley,
Iouis Febbenhof, Herman J. Bergkamp,
Thomas somerville, William Farrell,
Anthony Conk, Andrew Lyons,
William Ormsby, Richard Gibbons,
Daniel Sullivan. J. ]. O'Driscon.
Henry Book
Twenty-three Delegates.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Joseph T. Kelly, John Callahan.
James j. Wiseman, Philip Muldoon,
Charles Maxwell, James Tumulty,
John Nicholson, John 'Brien,
John Monohan John Edestein,
Nicholas j. Burns. Fergus T. Kelaher,
Edward f. c. Young Martin A. Adams,
Fourteen delegates.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
T. J. DAILY, A. ii. Demarest,
M. ]. Reddy, John McEntee,
John Roberts, Edward mclaughlin,
Dennis M. Brennan, John j. Moran,
Dennis Deyer, Thomas jacob,
Josepb e Jarvis, James N Braden,
John Prout Dennis McCarron,
Raymond Schroeder.
Fifteen delegates.
TALK ABOUT THE CANDIDATE.
Everyone had good word to say for
Allan l.. McDermott. Here are some
characteristic expressions CLEANED by re-
polters for THE NEWS
President Allen, of the Board of AL
men, said:-"The nomination Is good