The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-01

uluAU0 ana sure winner II nOlntudteu.
Robert Elliott, Democrat. manager OF
the United Gas Improvement Company,
office Montgomery and Warren streets:-
don't think there is a better man than
Mr.. Young for the nomination. l am
with him heart and soul. and l don't be-
ileve man can say more than that.
think his nomination is assured"
Mr.. n. Coyne, commission merchant
in New York, (residence, Willow CourD:-
"Mr. Young is an excellent business
man. He would deal out justice to every
one. He would make splendid Gov
ernorn
Manager W. S. Hungerford of the
Ames Spike Works:-'I cannot speak for
the firm. but personally / know of no
other man would rather see than Mr..
Young In the Governors chair. He is q
man both parties can trust. No Demo
craG would come nearer getting my vote
than Mr.. Young"
r.. NJ. Mcknight, of the Mcknight &
Chidester Co., manufacturers of mautels,
mouldings and frames:-"I believe Mr..
Young would make good Governor"
Mr.. f. B. Chidester. of the same
nrm:-l am Republican, but would vote
for Mr.. Young If he should be nominal
ed. have known him ever since 1865,
When we started business here. AT that
time Mr.: Fox was president of the bank
and Mr.. Young was only clerk"
Charles Haines, of the firm of Haines
d Hallock. ship chambers, York and
hudson streets:-"I have not very ex-
tenslve acquaintance with Mr.. Young,
but from what do know of him l should
be glad TO vote for him for Governor"
LEGAL ENDORSEMENTS.
james Flemming, Dem.) lawyer, No.
76 Montgomery street:--"Mr. Young
would make good Governor, but he has
not got the nomination yet"
L.
No. 76 Montgomery street:-"I have
always had great admiration tor Mr..
Young as u finaucier and business man.
If nominated think he would poll very
strong vote"
A. c. Mead, Republican, lawyer and
agent, No. 76 Montgomery street:-Mr.
Young Is rare business man and be-
lieve that if he should he elected the gov
ernment would be administered la busi-
ness Manner
c. d. Carrick, Democrat, lawyer, No. 76
Montgomery street.-The character of
Il. +: c. Young is irreproachable and if
nominated he would poll the full strength
OF the Democratic ticket and would be
elected"
Lawyer Flavel MCGEE (Rep. .):-''Mr
Young is warm friend of mine He is
a man of ability and integrity, and while
| would deprecaUe the election of any
Democrat at this time, yet if we must
have Democratic Governor I know of
no man In the party more trustworthy
than he. l think, however. that all par
ties ought to want State Republican ad-
ministratlon at this time. for the reason
that it will be very difficult for any Demo-
crat to successfully counteract the ele-
ment of his party which has been In power
SO long and with such unfortunate re-
suits"
R. j. Wortendyke, Democrat, lawye ::
No. rs Montgomery street," Pm en-
phatically in favor of Judge Lippincott
for the nomination, but, of course, ad-
m1re Mr.. Young and his financial and
business talent. Should he be nominated
there Is but little doubt that he would
DOLL large vote. the full strength of the
party"
Henry Sraphagen. Democrat, lawyer,
No. rs Montgomery street:-"I admire
Mr.. Young very much. He certainly is a
very strong man. and if he can't be elect
ed, do not know anyone who can. |
would like to see him Governor, for he
has many interests in this county and
city" a
Thomas W. James, Republican, lawyer,
No. 76 Montgomery street:-''I have
known Mr.. Young long time, aud have
found him very superior man in every
way. l think he would have the full
support Of the Democratic party. l be-
lleNo Ho lS-VoEy pOpuldT aU LulS eQQ OF the
state, but do not know how he stands in
South Jersey"
Asa Dickinson, Republican:-"Ir MIR.
Young should be elected Governor. he
would make first class one, for he never
fails in anything he goes into. He would
make one of the pest Governors we ever
had"
Counsellor John Linn, Rep):-"I am
not taking an active interest In the cam
paign; but have no hesitation in saying
that Mr.. Young would make an excellent
Governor"
Counsellor James Wright, Fuller build
ing:-'I don't think any Republican
candidate would have the ghost of a
show with Mr.. E. F. c. Young"
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
DR.. W. P. Watson:-'I do not thin
the Democratic party could find a better
candidate than Mr.. E. F. C. Young. His
nomination will insure Democratic sue
cess in this State"
DR.. George c. Phillips. druggist, New
ark avenue and Grove sJreet:-"Mr
Young is first class man and would
make splendid Governor"
George H. White, druggist, Jersey ave-
enue and Newark aVenue:-Mr E. +. c..
Young's nomination means his election "
DR.. Wolfson:-"Mr. Young would make
strong candidate and as good a one as
the Democratic party could find."
Mr.. John Ewing, of Ewing & Co..
"Mr. Young Is gentleman against
whom nothing can be said. He would
make good governor"
George Thaes, Democrat, druggist. No.
5SS Newark avenue:-"Mr. Young will
make an excellent candidate. l don't see
where better man can be found"
DR.. Burdette P Craig, of Montgomery
street:-"Mr Young is certainly popular
man. He would make au excellent Gov
ernor"
H. R. Ives, tailor, No. 45 Newark ave-
nue. says:-'If Mr.. Young is nominated 1
have no doubt but what he would be
elected. He is good business man and
would make An excellent Governor"
DIR. Fred S. Hanf, druggist. JERSEY
avenue:-President Young could not be
defeated. He is an honest, upright man
and Democrat. He could fill the
Gubernatorial chair satisfactorily to the
members of both parties"
DIR. Mulvany, Wayne street:-"Mr.
Young should win very easily. He is a
business mau and would make an excel
lent Governor"
NEWARK AVENUE FIRMS.
George Dompierre, the carpet and furni
ture dealer. No. SO Newark avenue
(Rep. l:-"lf was of he same political
school. l should prefer E. F. C. Young as
my candidate. You can't say a thing
against him. If both parties were to put
such men in all offices, we'd have muc
better government"
John S. Menagh, of the hardware firm
of Wood & Menagh:-eI am a Reuubli-
can. But believe Mr.. Young is a good
man. and If he secures the nomination it
is equivalent to an election, as under
stand New Jersey politics.
Young Mr.. Brown of 7. C. Brown Sz
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