The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-26

AS lOI lue Assembly nominations, Ine
candidates are innumerable. Some few
hive received official endorsement from
.neir districts, and their nominations
may be said to be an accomplished fact
The candidates of the Hudson County
Democratic Society were mentioned last
night and they are
Second District-W. L. Sweeney
Third-James P. Hall.
Fourth-Frederick C. Wolbert
Sixth-T. j. Carroll.
Eighth-John Mehl. Jr.
FOR COUNTY COMMITTEEMEN.
In addition to the Assembly nomina-
tons made last night by the Hudson
Democratic Society, these names were
agreed to as County Committee for the
districts mentioned
Second-Andrew ]. Post, John Kiernan
Third, William Queen, John Maloney;
Fourth, John F. w. Mangels, F. P
Budden; Fifth. Edward Kenny, Frank
MeNally; Sixth, John p. Feeney, Pierce
J. Fleming.
No other candidates were endorsed nor
any action taken with regard to the
Congressional fight. but it is hinted by
one of the best known members that
Mr.. Geo. L. Record and Messrs. Hexamer
and Garrick will receive strong support.
In the Sixth district there promises to
be warm contest for Assembly, which
will take the form of triangular duel
the parties to which viii be Mr. Timothy
J. Carroll, Geo.. Richter and VIM a.
Corcoran.
The Fifth Assembly district talks of
Oscar Krieg again for candidate, and he
has behind him the powerful commit
tee of 100. They will oppose the Reg
lors,'' even to casting votes against Col
Stevens In the upper and lower dis
tricts there are many names mentioned,
but the various clubs win meet in a few
days and determine their candidates.
ALERT REFORMERS.
The place set by the Reform party has
had a curious effect on other factions
In some districts the machine men seem
to be more than surprised at the display
of SO much activity; while in others the
machine men are fattering their op-
ponents by initiating them.
Opposition to Bob" Davis and his de-
tcstible methods have caused many to
stampede into the Refernler's camp.
Messrs. Record, Hexamer and Garrick
with their friends, Messrs. Otto Grouse,
ex-Judge Garretson, and the remaining
prominent men of the Reform party
will proceed to West Hobollen on Friday
night to tell the good people of that dis
trict why the Democratic Augean stables
need cleansing. AT the meeting, which
Twill be held in Frechs Casino, the big
4. gest hall in the place, Alr. Benjamin
Day will preside 1t is he who was prom
ineIft in the Mayorality contest, and the
speakers will be the candidates and
Messrs Grouse, Gordon and others.
THEIR PLATFORM.
The Reform candidates as previously
announced will make their first speech
tomorrow evening in McCoobery's Hall,
Erie street, and at Harrison, and there
the platform win be announced.
Messrs Record. Hexamer and Garriciz
win stand on the Cleveland tariff plat
form and denounce tricke at Washington
and at home.
Judge Garrick is particularly vigorous
in his views and Mr.. Record proposes to
talk some plain truths as to the state
Of affairs in general, and Hudsons De-
naocracy in particular.
OLD O'NEILLS STIRRING.
Since the meeting two days ago of the
cid SO'Neill Association and the endorse
rnent of Colonel Stevens for Congress,
ID. J. OsDonneH for County Clerk and
q. Bragg Fielder for Register, The mem
bers are taking the greatest interest in
the fight. Judge o'Donnelrs popularity