Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1893-03-09
POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.
Chat That Interests the Voters
Just as This Time..-Perfanenx
Gossip.

Chat That Interests the V0ferR.
Just as This Time.--Pertanens
Gossip.
No stronger candidates could be Sc
iected to head the Republican ticket
than Dowdney and Turner. Both viii
De elected beyond peradventure.
No mistake can be made in electines
the four candidates for Assessors. The
voters have made excellent selee,
tions.
Theo. Lore, it is said, has a splendid
show for being appointed Collector OF
Hort under the new administration.
President Matthews, of City Council,
will be re elected. He should be. He
Is no experiment. He has made a
thoroughly reliable member and an.
efficient presiding officer.
John Turner should get the full vote
OF the Repuhlican,party. He is one o.
the coming young men.
The Race Track Legislation has not
helped the cause of Democracy In this
State.
All the country Post Offices are
looked after now by promising Demo-
Gratis, who want an appointment.
Only one Freeholder will be elected
in this city this spring. He will be e
Republican from the Second ward,
and his name is William Leach,
Eli T. Robbins is not new man Top
Councilmanic honors. He has repse.
sented the Second ward in that body
He was progressive man, and he VIII
be live man from the Third ward.
His majority will be fully one hun.
dred.
Nothing is gained by Republicans
splitting their tickets in the spring.
unless the opposite party offers a su-
prior candidate. This spring the
men on the Republican tickets in each.
ward, are entitled to every Republi-
can vote. Let the party stand united.
Ben Elfreth says that the New Jer.
sey Legislature has legalized murder,
suicide and robbery.
Vote the. Republican tickets from
Collector to Pound Keeper.
Three Republican Constables will be
elected in this city this spring.
See that your name appears on the
Registry Lists next Tuesday. It will
be your last opportunity.
James P. Allen is young man, ana
just the sort of a representative the
First ward desires in the Council cham
Der. Not word can be said against
his character, and in every respect he
Is an admirable candidate.
The Republicans in each ward have,
been very careful in nominating ex-
ceptionally good men for Commission
ers of Appeals.
The Third ward Democracy is with
out a candidate for Council. Edward
Mcintyre refuses to lead a forlorn
hope.
G. W. Hand is a candidate for the
Port Norris Post Office.
Dowdney and Turner will have big
majorities In this city.
AL. Harris will he returned from the
Second ward of Millville to the Board
of Freeholders by an increased ma
jority.
Councilman Rogers has faithfully
served the city In Councilmanic ca
pacity, and he will be returned to that
body for three years more. He is a
careful, conservative man, and has al
ways represented the best interests oe
the city.
Every Republican should suppors
the regular nominees.
The Justices of the Peace nominated
by the Republicans will be elected.
One should not fail to remember
that the vote this Spring will have
some considerable effect on the county
politics next fall. Let the Republi.
cans get together and have its organi-
zation in good shape.
The Salem Sisnbeam says that Sena-
tor Stokes will be Congressman Loud
enslager's successor.
Candidates are hustling everywhere
The PIONEER is printing the official
tickets for the city, and several Of the
The management of the Gloucester
race track, will not increase the prices
of admission because they are now ob.
llged to pay the enormous annual liz
cense of $5, imposed by Gloucester
City Council.