The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-05
HOBOKEN OPINION.
Business and Professional Men All
Want Mr.. Young for Governor.

| Mr. John G. Crevier, insurance broker
| of Newark street:-"There is none better
for the position in the country if he will
| take it. He would have the biggest ma
| jority ever given to q candidate in this
| State"
Cashier Scofield, of the Second National
Bank:-"There is no question about Mr..
Young's making good Governor He
| is an excellent tinancier and an admir-
| able business man. He is a personal
| friend of mine. think there Is no ques-
| tion about his election. although I do
believe he is too good man to be wasted
in politics" t.57
Mr.. William Goodspeed, cashier of the
First National Bank, Hoboken 81 be-
lieve Mr.. Young would make an excellent
Governor. | have known him for III an
years and can bear witness to his great
| business ability and his capacity rs a
| flnancfer | believe he would make a
| splendid executive"
| Captain H. Baur, Superintendent of
the North German Lloyd steamship
| docks:-"Mr. Young is a good business
man. His election as Governor would
| be guarantee that the business man
was taking the much needed intel est In
| politics" .... .
Captain r, Badenhausen, Superintend-
ent of the Hamburg docks:-"I believe
Mr.. Young would be elected. He is q
business man of high standing, and
should get the hearty support of every
| true Democrat" .....-..-.
Alexander Young, lawyer in the Sc
cond National Bank building:-" Mr.,
Young would make q Governor of whom
| all Jerseymen might be proud. His fin
| ancial knowledge and his business abiIi-
ties make him the most desirable candi-
date for the place, aud | have no
he5itancy in volclng my admiration for
him."
c. A. Tissott, the real estate agent of
Hudson place:-"Mr. Young is o first rate
| man for the position of Governor | have
no doubt that he would make good Gov
ernor [ would like to see Il business
| man Governor. l believe in business men
entering politics for the good of the
State"
Manager Ross of the Hoboken Theatre:
81 believe if Mr. Young is nominated he
will do big business. His attractions are
many and strong. and he would draw all
classes to his support. He is q very
strong. candidate for the Democratic
party"
Mr.. John Fleecy, who has charge of
Armour Beef Depot.-"Mr Young |
think is one of the best possible selec-
tions. He is strong among ali classes and
strength. He is ahle and keen, and
would undoubtedly make good Cover
nor"
John Lewis, the caterer of Bloomfield
street:-"l cannot think of any man more
desirable as a candidate for the place than
Mr.. Young. 1t is his business qualifica-
tions that so strongly recommend him
and they make him one of the strongest
of all the candidates. OF course, there is
no doubt that he would be elsctsd and
that b. large majority"
H. Cordts democrat, furniture. No. II
First street:--.'AIT. louRg is q business
man. We want business man for Gov
ernor. He would make first class Gov
ernor; the best man the party can put
up."
N. H. Niver, republican, of J. M. Niver
& Co., hay, straw. etc., No. Is River
street:-"I have known Mr.. Young for
the past fifteen years. He is man OF
rare business talent. think he would
carry the State"
| John Steneck, democrat, of Never &
Steneck. money broksrs, of No. 90 River
street:-"Mr. Young's popularity and
well known business abilities will insure
his success. | think he would make d
| good Governor"
Mr.. j. Schilling, Democrat, of Lieth &,
| Schilling, furniture, No. go First street,
"The Democratic party is sure of success.
Mr.. Young is strong candidate, and
would win easily"
E. Fischer, OF H. Fischer & Son. shoes,
No. 20 First street;-'Yhe fight for Cover
nor this fall will be the hardest ever
fought In New Jersey. The Democratic
| party will need to put up a strong man.
/ think Mr. Young will fill the BILL"
| ii. Heyman. real estate, No. f9 Hudson
street;-"We have Zoo many politicians in