The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-08

you he is ont nf politics, but who every
Somerse: man says will take anything he
can get, Is looking for tho nomination
So 10 Alvah CLARK aud Henry Magnus
Iraphagen Beekman, a young aud zsal.
Gus lawyer, who is the partner OF ex-
Mayor Henry Traphagen OF Jersey City
Senator Barrett had no doubts of his re
nomination aud election, although there
was a story flos tirg nronnd that Comp
troller Connolly would like to cit in
the Senate cha'nber aud would surprise
Mr.. Barrett whsn til. primaries meet.
Sussex was resresenlsd by Senator Nc
Mickle Assent blyman Swartwous and ex-
Asssmblyman Bale. Mr.. McMlcle has
another year to serve aud he says he is
going TO have some fun before thai year
is out. just what that means it is hard to
toll. The Senator has had a rough time
explaining ssome OF his acts aud doings
in the Bad Legislature, TO his coustl-
tuents. aud there is u prospect that he
may make things watin for some of his
colleagues uext wiuter.
"Ob, I'm not going back" said Assem-
blymau Swartwout. I've had my two
yearsand Pm willing to give some other
fellow a chance"
There is y tiangerbut what some other
fellow will get tina chance. Swartwout
is the man VINO made himself famous
by suddenly discovering he had business
at the engrossing clerks Office when the
vote was beiug taken on the appeal from
Speaker Fiynu's ruling. aud by his ab-
sencs kept the roll CALI goiug until rhonp-
sou aud his lieutenants succeeded IN
persuRdiug enough members to change
their votes to save the Speaker. Senator
Drake of Morris, who has just fought the
Governor to Il draw over the Scnool
Superintend.ncy OF his county, was ex-
ulting in his victory and telling every
hNt he da ha FcI
the editor VINO accused him of being
bribed in connection with the race track
biil-take waller.
JOHN KENNEL IS BLUE.
John kennell, Whose face is familiar to
every one who visits the State House
during the season. and who Is one of the
election experts, had the blues
over democratic prospects In his county.
He nevertheless gave good grounds for
predicting the re-election of Speaker
Flynn.
Assemhlyman LannlnR spoke hopefully
for Mercer aud more so of his own
CHANCES of being postmaster of Trenton.
Congressman Dunn. State Supeyi uteu.
dent Of School Census Matthews. Mayor
Rankin of Elizabeth, Assemblyinan Tim
Kelly aud Hotel Keeper AL. Stats spoke
for union and ali but the Mayor who is q
repu biican, said the county would surely
be Democratic In the fall. One of the
sights OF the Fair were the pftifuI at.
tempts of that political corpse Oresre
Cleveland TO resuscitats itself. He was ou
the hill with his bland smile and out.
stretched b and and was introduce TO
several. He appears to have faded
almost entirely from view for few renem-
bered him, and zone man OF prominence
In tina State Introduced MIN to con-
stituent as the Mayor of Hoboken.
Camden aud Gloucester couuties were
represented by large delegation which
declared that thoss two countles were
safe for the Democracy. Jersey City was
well represented by john McMaster,
John J Totfey, City Treasurer Cleveland.
Menzies Cleveland nd,5uperlntendent Craw-
ford of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
Michael Nathan. James Young and many
others.