The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-14

that the united Democracy which gave
us Grover Cleveland for President
Will. in few weeks, give us as
Sheriff Edward Il. Stanton. Tnmeuss
cheering. during which MIR. Minturn
' The Elsvensn nominated Stanton and
Thomas s. Nolan
AN OBJECTION FROM TIE TENTH
Theodore Muench. member OF the
City Club. OF loboken. asked IL Mr..
Minturn spoke for the whole Tenth dis
trict. He. as a delegate from Hoboken,
was opposed TO Edward 4. Stanton.
delegate from Mr. Muenich's ward
said the ward was unanimous for I'd
ward r. Stantou. W
BOLD join. MULvANEY.
john Mutvaney, young delegate from
the Third district, made a speech adrocat-
ing James Hennesssy's nomination. There
was considerable opposition sat nrst to
allowing him to speak, but the floor was
finally accorded him. He said that MIR.
hennessey's reputation and pre-
vious record were the kind to
win. He said Hennessey was
convention who had rsbuked this course
OF conduct in the Democratic marty
which had elected Republican Mayor, a
Republican President Of The Board
of Aldermen and Republican
Board Of Aldermen for the first time in
drove the delegation from Hudson from
the last Democratic State Convention
dlsgraced and dishonored.
AN UPRoAR.
AT this several delegates arose sand
called Mr.. Mulvaney to order. There
were loud cries and yells of "Vote p'
Mr.. Mulvaney held his ground
and high above the din shouted
that man who knew that there was
wrong in his party and would not de-
nounce was q moral coward. The
temerty of the young delegate, mare
boy In appearance, won sympathy for
was given the floor. But he had little
more TO say, and soon took his seat
TUMILTY SPEAKS.
P. II. Tumilty then rose Co speak amid
great "tumult."s I''Vote," II call for
nominations" were the majority OF the
cries.
Sir" said Mr.. Tumilty, when allowed
to proceed, Il know of Mr.. Hennessey's
labors in the Democratic party. He mas
been an active worker, and it Is believed
that he (HennesseO wonld be accept
aple."
Mr.. Tumilty in replying to Mr.. Min
turns speech in which that gentleman
Stanton" said:-
I'VE haveu't heard any of those cries
In Jersey City. The unanimous senti-
menr is that Stanton is certain of defeat"
(Cries Of wny.)
You will hear. In view of these cir
cumstauces, in view of the fact that I
haven't met one democrat, one office
holder, who DOESN'T say that the nomina-
tion OF Mr.. Stanton means the defeat OF
the Democratic party" Faint cheering.l
Why. then is he nominatedm
(Cries Of "He's the most popular
many
Mr.. Tumilty continuing, said that il
man open his mouth his head Will be
cut off politically.
"We must stand by men who are in
position to-day, and not TO be dictated to-"
(Applause.)
"Mr. Miuturn says all cry for Stanton.
I tell you today that when the vote is
dieta.e to us? Men who hold Office to.
day, ana have held 1t for years. Why,
the Gear is not such dictator
Are you going to nominate a man
simply because one man In Hudson
County says SO? I say no. Let us asserG
candidate OF our choice. James Hennes>
sey." (Cheers.)
MINTURN WOULDN'T REPLY.
AT the conclusion Of Mr.. Tumilty's
speech. Mr.. Minturn arose, and there
were wild cries Of "Miuturn" aud coun*
Ter cries OF Leu MIN speak,, sit
down." Call the roll"
The chairman raped for order and
when tie tumult hal subsidized, he
motioned to Mr.. MiuturD 10 go on, Dnt
Minturn shook his he4d and the roll was
then called.
STANTON SELECTED.
The secretary announced the result of
the roll call as follows:-
STANTON, 125.
HENNEssEY, %.
NOLAN. Is.
HENNEssEY's FRIENDS FOR STANTON,
When The vote was made known Mr.
Tumnlty arose and said that Hennessey's
friends having made their fight. now
feel 1t 1t their duty to vie with The friends
OF E. R. Stanton aud stand in front to
work for the candidate of the Democracy
E. r. Stanton. (Cheering.)
sTANToN's NAME ENTHUSIASTICALLY
CHEERED.
1t was then moved that the nomination
be made unanimous, and was carried
with one dlssertent.
Three cheers for Stanton" somebody
cried, and storm Of cheers was the re-
sponse.
Chairman Grassnan then announced
the following coinmitree 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 Kellers.
Seventh district, William Bushell.
@Eighth district, Frank GuaraSlia.
Ninth district, James Harkanson.
Tenth district. William Schasffer.
Eleventh district, Steward Lowery.
NOMINATIONS FOR CORONER.
While the foregoing committee retired
to acQuaint MIR. Stanton of the nomina-
tion, the roll of delsgate tes was called to
nominate a Coroner.
These names were placed In nomina>
tion:-
GEO. H. BRACKNER.
JAMES DEMPSEY.
While the delegates were answer ring,
one from Bayonne claimed little con-
sideration for thai district. He said that
Bayogne had "hard road to travel -
This Delegates claim was supported py
Thomas Jacobs and F. FL. Spengeman of
the Second districf.
BRACKNER NOMINATED.
Brackner was nom minated aud q motion
to make 1t unanimous was carried
S1AEToN ESCORTED TO THE HALL.
Loud applause interrupted the proceed
ings 4: This point aad announced the en-
trance ofathe committee with Caudldare
Stanton. He took seat on the platform
while the Secretary read the report of the
Committee on Resolution as follows
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved, That We endorse the adj
ministrations of President Cleveland aud
renew our declaration OF faith In the
principles laid down in the Democratic
National platform, that we endorse ths
administration OF Governor Werts. and
congratulate the people OF the State