New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08
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MUCH DIFFICULTY ~ GETTING a CANDIDATE TO
RrN ~ TIE VIII NEM-JERsEY INSTINCT


MUCH DIFFICULTY ~ GETTING a CANDIDATE TO
RUN IN THE WITH NEW-JERsEY DISTRICT.
A peculiar condition Of affairs has arisen In the
With Congress District Of New-Jcrsey over the re-
uctance OF PrcstoG Stevenson. the Democratic
nominee. 10 run. and ny to Saturday night IL was
not known whether he would accept the non,ina-
ton offered to him last Wednesday. An en-
barrassing feature OF the situation IL that Mr.
Stevenson's radical Free-Trade speech before the
convention at Hackensack and the action taken
with regard TO Congressman Cadmus. have allen
ated large numbers OF Democrats. who do not WISH
10 see the industries o: Paterson and Passac
ruined by tariff for revenue only. II the candi-
date persists In refusing to rum IT will be difficult
to get any representative Democrat to accept. tho
platform adopted nj Hackensack being much
longer stride toward absolute Free Trade than men
who have to got the votes o: workinemcn in the
two aboye-namcd cities are Willing to advocate
Recorder james +. Stewart. the Republican nom
nee. is proving to be discreet and able candidate.
The scatlmcnt OF respect for the memory OF VIII
lam Walter Phelps In the district Is wonderfully
strong and Mr.. Stewards reference to him at the
nomnaung convention when he thanked the dele
gates tor the opportunity given to him o. sitting
I'm the seat In Congress behind which lowered the
majestic shade of the lamented Phelps was one
point In n graceful piece Of oratory which oid
than anything else to console the Bergen
County delegates FOR the loss of the nomination.
In Passaic COUNT. ;orcshadowcd in The Trb-
une. ex-Assemblyman Robert Williams has been
nominated unanimously by the Republicans for the
State Senate. and he is likely 10 succeed Senator
Hnchcfe the Democrat who wishes to run
again. The seat was lost to the Republicans by
internal dissensions. the possibility OF d similar
disaster this year Is precludcu by the nomination
Of Mr. Williams. who enjoys the confidence OF all
In reference to the Assembly nominations the
prospect is not good. and there ~ urgent need
OF some sound advice TO the friends OF some OF the
defeated candidates Tor nominations fassaic;
DAM ft,.n. u "A
solid Republican delegation to Trenton this year;
No Republican WORTHY Of the name al cruc,ai
King. james ROBERTSON. samuel Bullock and sam
ucl Frcdericks
The most grotesque rumors being circulated
about Thomas Flynn the racetrack s'arter ann'
bly, In the notorious 'racetrack session Mr flynn
has been mentioned Tor Congress- Tor state SER
ator and for Assembly. The plain fact OF the mat,
Ter H. that Thomas. who. by tn" way. ~ supposed
to have once r,orc become resident OF Newer
sey WIN invite Ge;eat 10y rdnni"S TOR sseinDiyn"h
The Republican clubs OF the district have already
Paterson composed ~ enthusiastic young men,
and he Phcips Guards ,hat noel sem nsny
City the Young Mems Rel ubicaA Clun Was or
si.rl@I ,hcse oi@Srs President Andrew Fouids:
Vice presidents George \ McnanoIds. James X.
urer' John j. slater: executive committee \. r.
Z.briskie l.. L. Cowboy and J. H. Dor"mus
Repubiican CONT Coayenton. 70 be held on
"Wednesday at f:nGlewood AsseTblyinan David =,
ticket will probably rom Eng!ewood or Tena-
rv The necessity OK nominating the strongest
uossible candilAt, is realized. The Democrats are
likely TO name 'ssrmblvman tw5nap and ex-AS-
s.;nhlvman George Zimmerman.
Iergen Countys Republican Clubs are already
NJ NorK Tn frat big meeting OF tho campaign
Nm b. he4 next s sn,4r nsn ut at maze E@rsb re~s H
and tic clubs 20 take part will include the Pioneer
f;uarila - Carlstldt. the Lincoln Leagues or
Rutherford and rast Rutherford and the Union
Loague o, iiashrouck Hesh's. few days after
tho carnralgn In Rutherford viii olen "itn n
rnnss-rnc.iiug under the auspices OF the Lincoln
I~lgu. 1t iIasbrouck iel;hts the Union LEAGUE
la arr7t god FOR ratification meeting on Tues
dav october o.
,lar.rc. T. breckenridge Mayor OF haywood
md I.rran ,o,.ntv's Representative" on the state
n. nuhiican Executive Committee. Is taking keen
irt,~ea' in IN. work ~ the various clubs. MI
nreckcnrldro ~ thoroughly alive to the reinafkaole
york already done I'm this line IN Bergen County;
and constantly lends hts encouragement and all
10 ,hc formation o. orsaniza tOns IN the boroushs
and townships