The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-26
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ALL THE CANDIDATES
Nominations for Congress,
Senate and Assembly
Throughout the
State.
THE OFF PARTIES VICTIMS
Prohibitionists, Peoples Party and
Socialisic Labor Men
denominations.
THE OFF PARTIES VICTIMS
Special to the Jersey cltp Neus.

Special to the Jersey Citp Netps.
TRENTON, Oct. &c, DETERMINATIONS
for Congress and the State Senate ana
Assembly have been made throughout
the State, and the battle for supremacy,
which will be decided at the polls ON
November 6, has been fairly begun.
Congressmen are to be elected from each
of the eight districts and Assemblymen
from each county, while Senators are TO
be chosen from Burlington, Cape May,
Hunterdon, Middlesex, Passaic and Sus-
sex counties. In some districts there
are five parties in the field with candi-
dates for Congress-, and in several in
stances the Prohibition, Peoples ana
Standardization parties have tickets out
for Senatorial and Assembly honors.
denominations nave been made for
Congress by the Republican party IN
two districts and by the Democratic in
four. For State n neither party
has made a denomination. The Repup-
licans have renominated twenty-four can
didates for the Assembly, while the
Democrats repaid eleven for realty TO
their party last winter. In Cape May
county, this years Republican Assem-
blyman, E. L. Ross, was nominated by
his party for State Senator. Stephen j.
Meeker and Moses Plaut declined to &C.
cept the Democratic nomination for the
Assembly in Essex county and the ap-
pointments of candidates to take their
place nave not yet been made.
The following is a list of the nominees,
asterisks indicating denominations
For Congress.
REPUBLICANS. -
LIST District-H. C. Loudenslager,'
I'd District-John j. Gardner.*
Sd District--Benj. F. Howell.
4th Decentralization Pitney.
5th District-Janes +. Stewart.
9Th District-R. Wayne Parker.
It'll District-Thos. McEwan, Jr.
Sth D~istrict-Charles y. Fowler.
DEMOCRATS.
LIST Dis~trict-Thomas NJ. Terrell.
I'd District-Martn L. Haines.
Sd District-J. A. Geissenlainer.*
4th District-Johnston ColnIsh.+
5th D~istrict-Andrew H. Demarest.
9Th District-Thos Dunn EnGlish.s
It'll District-Edwin A. Stevens.
9Th District-John 7. Dunn.*
People's-First John Wilcox; Second, Will
lam B. Ellis; Third, Frank w. Merritt; Fourth,
William c.. Barrick; Sixth, Joseph 4. Buch-
anan; Seventh, George P. Herreschaft; Eighth,
Ralph w. Pope.
Prohibition-First Rev. William N. Gil
bert; Second, Jacob D. Joslin; Third, Lewis
M. Lanning; Fourth, William v. Ramsey;
FIFTH, Solomon Parsons; Sixth, Richardson
Gray; Seventh, Theodore Burger; Eighth,
Thomas Kennedy.
Third. John P. Weigel; Fifth, Frederick w.
Ball; Sixth, William E. Walker; Seventh,
George P. Herreschaft; Eighth, James Bell.
For State Senator.
REPUBLICAN.
Burlington-William c.. Parry.
Cape May-Edmund L. Ross.
Hunterdon-John Shields.
Middlesex-Charles B. Herbert.
Passaic-Robert Williams.
Sussex-Jacob Gould.
DEMOCRAT.
Burlington-Thomas ]. Prickett.
Cape May-Samuel E. Ewing.
Observation-Disclosures S. kuhl.
Middlesex-James H. Van CIeef.
Passaic-A. A. Van Hovenberg.
-Sussex-Andrew ]. Bale.
OTHER PARTIES.
People's-Cape May, 1. S. Townsend; Hun
terdon, John R. Foster; Middlesex, Josiah
Tice.
Observation-Disclosures. Jackson B. sher-
man; Sussex, Warren Conklin.
Socialist-Labor-Passaic. James Wilson.
For Member of Assembly.
REPUBLICAN.
Atlantic-wesley C. Smith.
Bergen-D. D. Zabriskie,* Frederick L. Voor-
hees.
Burlington-George Wildes, Micajah E. Mat
lack
camden-Louis t. Derousse. Clayton Stat
ferd,* George w. Barnard.
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'Cumberland-Thomas f. Austin,*
H. Minch.
E-ssex-George P. olcott." Amos W. Har-
rison, Charles B. Storrs,' Alfred F. Skinner,
Charles B. Duncan James A. Christie, George
L. Smith, David L. Benedict, John G. Eisele,a
Charles a. Schober, Frederick ". Mock, Jr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. Stanger.
Hudson-Charles w. Fuller, James F. Black
shaw, Henry C. Gruber. Robert McAndreN,
Frederick Schaber. William E. Drake, John
Kerr Adoiph Dobke, Jr., G. Der Leonard,
Henry u. Nut3horn, w. Is. Gertz.
Hunterdon-c. N. Reading" W. G. Simpson.
M-ercer-William l.. Wilbur, John Ginder,'
William Exton.s
MiGdlesex-Bdwar w. Hicks, George Tice,
Monmouth-D. D. Denise.* C. Asa Francis.
George B. Snyder.
Morris-Charles A. Bakers William c. Bates
cean-Abraham Lower.
Passaic-Samuel Fredericks, James Robert
son, Samuel Bullock, John King.
Saiem-Charles R. Powers.
Somerset-Frank w. Somers.
S~ussex-wiliam P. Coursen.*
Union-Joseph Cross" John N. Burger"
Charles N. Codding.
Warren-samuel V. Davis,* George W.
Smith.
Atlantic-Frederick Schucllardt.t
B-ergen-George zimmerman, Walter Dew
enap.*
Burlington-Wm. j. McIlhenny, Abram E.
Conrow.
camden-Democratic nominees refused to
accept.)
Cape May-Reuben C. Young.
cumberiand-chester Van Meter. Sheppard
kers, w. W. Hassinger, Joseph J. Mullin, W.
w. Comes. Paul Wilcox, w. N. Williams,
p. R. Bomeisler, w. Bradford Smith.
Gloucester-A. H. Swackhamer.
Hudson-William j. Denton, Thomas Jacob,
Egan,* Frederick G. Wolbert, ]. S.
Sweeney. Pierce Flemming, Joseph Mullin,