The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-16

1t was then moved that the nomination
be made unanimous, aud WAS carried
with n dissertent.
"Three cheers for Stanton" somebody
cried, and q storm of cheers was the re-
ponse
Chairman Grassman then announced
the following committee to escort Mr..
Stanton to the hall:-
First district, John Cole.
Second district. Thomas Jacob.
Third district, James Hetherington.
Fourth district. James Hickey.
Fifth district, John Moran.
Sixth district. Henry Keliers.
Seventh district, William BuShell.
Eighth district, Frank Guaraglia.
Ninth dist riot, James Harkensou.
Tenth district. William Schaetfer.
Eleventh district, Steward Lowery
NOMINATIONS o CORONER.
While the foregoing committee retired
to acquaint MIR. Stanton of the nomina-
ton. the roll of delegates wal called to
nominate q Coroner.
These names We're placed In nomin H.
tion:-
GEO. H. BRACKNER.
JAMES DEMPSEY.
While the delegates were answering.
one from BRyonne claimed a little con-
sideration for thai district. He said that
Bayopne had a~'nard road to travel"
This delegates claim was supported Dy
Thomas Jacobs and f. H. Speugeman of
the Second district.
BRACKNER NOMINATED.
Bracknsr Was nominated aud a motion
to Make it unanimous was carried.
STANTON ESCORTED TO THE HALL.
Loud applause interrupted the proceed
ings at this point aud the en-
trance of the committee with Candidate
Stanton. He took Il seat on the platform
while the Secretary read the report of the
Committee on Resolution as follows:-
H RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved, That we endorse the adj
illustrations of President Cleveland aud
renew our declaration of faith in the
principles laid down In the Democratic
Natiopal platform, that we endorse the
administration of Governor Werts, aud
congratulate the people OF the Stute
upon the fact that the present
has been added to the
years in which, by economy
In State affairs. the people have been
secured from the imposition of a State
tax. We invite the people to a cousidera-
lion of the fact that this is the only
State in the Union in which the expenses
Of the general government are met
without the imposition of a dollar of
tax upon the property of private citi-
Zeus.
DEMAND REPEAL.
W join in the demand Tor a repeal of
the Sherman Silver BILL" and direct
attention to the fact that the
opposition to its repeal has
that were admitted to the Uuiou, not be-
cause they were ent tlea to admission by
their population, but in order that the
power OF the Republican party might be
perpetuated in Congress.
STATIONS ADMINISTRATION ENDORSED.
We endorse the administration of
Edward r. Stanton in the Office of
Sheriff of Hudson County. He
was appointed to that office by the
faithfully discharged its duties that he
has received the unqualified commenda-
ton of all who have had official
relations with him, AM particu-
larry of the members of the
bar. who are in position 10 have full
knowledge OF his manner of public
service; He has Or WIN go cd Grand
10 the wild and general abuse that
nas'been INDUCED in by his opponents,
we point TO the composition OF the Grand
Jury Cow IN session. 1t is formed OF the
following gentlemen, everyone of whom
is u citizen In good standing in this COM
munity:-
THE PRESENT GRAND JURY.
DR.. JOHN d. MCGILL, foreman.
JOSEPH BERNSTEIN, manager.
DANIEL DoNEGAN, saloon,
LUCIUs r. OoNoHUF. physician,
CHARLES KLEIN. wheelwright.
OTTO A. LEHMAN pocketbook manu-
%facturer.
ALEXANDER A. MCFARLAND, retired.
DAVID RINALDo, halter.
HENRY h. RUE, physician.
EARL u. SILvERs, druggist.
JOHN sullivan, superintendent.
JUDsoN G. WORTH, grocer.
LOUIS d. GAssEL. confectioner.
WILLIAM ECKHARDT, real estate.
WILLIAM KEW. superintendent.
ADoLPH tanning, cigar manufa turer,
THOMAS MEANEY. superintendent.
JOSEPH MULLIN, architect aud civil
engineer.
SAMUEL, j. NAGLE. butcher.
Liza r. ROBERTS. commission mer-
chant.
JOHN j. SIEFKE. livery stable.
MICHAEL SMITH, butcher.
GEORGE w. WAITE. freight agent.
GRAND JHRY'S UrY
I'VE submit to the peppi- of Hudson
County that when a Sh r fl draws a
Grand Jury as represe nta5iye ~ thi. is of
the law-ablding pevpls of the COUNTY.
to select Grand Juro s with the
intent that they shall lndict or shield any
person or pc sons bat to pre-.
sent TO TIE Court twenty-four fair minded
men who Will pre- EFT in fetmeuts with
out ietr or ma ice. That Sheriff
Stanton has done this VIII be conceded
by every citizen who will fairly weigh
the Characters OF the gentlemen whose
names are presented above. In every
office TO which he has been called.
Mr.. Stanton has proved him
self q trustworthy, prompt and
in everywise honorable publ c
servant. He and his nj vocates are wiiir
ing that he snail bo Judged by his record