New-York tribune., 1894-10-31
PROSPECTS IN NEW-JERSE I.
HARD WORK BEING DONE IN HUDSON
COUNTY.
THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES FEEL coNfiDhHi
OF sUCCEss-THEIR RECORDS CoNTRAsTEp

THE REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES FEEL cONFlphNi
OF sUccEss-THEIR RECORDS coNTRAsTEp
WITH THOSE or THE DEMOCRATS
In Hudson County the New-Jersey RepuD'icahS
are making a vigorous campaign. and they pe"eVe
1t will be successful one There is to be eiec'cn
next Tuesday in the county memper oi I'm
gress County Clerk. Register Of Deeds. eleven AS
sembym twenty Chosen Freeholders ana d ~
rector-at-Iarge OF the Board of Freeholders ana
two Coroners These candidates on both tcketS
are working like beavers. but the indications ar"
that the Republicans are making the better hBh'
Thomas McF,wan, jr., candidate for Congress sald
yesterday that he believed he would De elec'eu
over Colonel Edwin A. Stevens. the Hoboken mill
onare whom the Democrats have nominated
against him.
Mr.. McEwan is a member of the present Legis-
lature and vice-presdent Of the Hudson County
Republican General Committee. He is a firm be-
lever in protection for American industries " ME
the leader in the Assembly ne fought nara on the
floor for cheap ferriage. cheap gas ana a cheaP
water supply. BY doing he made many warm
friends and admirers.
John Fisher the Republican candidate for county
Clerk is one Of the popular men in the county
and many Democrats predict his election over
Police Justice Michael J. ODonnell MI flsher ~
war veteran and has never held pubic ONCE
His opponent was for ten years chairman OF the
| Democratic County Committee, and hled that pace
vcted of ballot-box stufng In the interest ot BOD
| Davis and Dennis Mclaughlin and the ring. Dur
ing all the time that the city was being looted Dy
the ring O'Donnell chairman OF the commit
tee which regulated primaries to suit the ring ana
saw that their tools elected. This fact IL Is
believed Will be great load Tor - Dohi'ei "
carr successfully on Election Day.
Frederick Frambach the Republican canddate
for Register Of Deeds, is a lawyer OF marked adj
Ifv vino served In the Assembly one term. ana re-
ti-cd from Office with unblemshed reputation
| lie IS opposcd by George T.. Fielder. who has been
kent I'm Office by Democrats for a quarter OF d
/ century He for years clerk or the iio'oli
Hoari of Frecholders that INDUCED i'seii III 49,!
sort of extravaganza. and has since theh S,tEeu w..
terms Of I'VE years each Register he ~ no"
seeking a third term During his present term IL.
was not satisfied with Office that paid MN aoou.
81 40 a year and succeeded In having ihniseii u,
IN congress 20 succeed the late Edward Mcl'o;aiii
! Ute record in Congress distasteful 10 the nuu-
viii refuse 10 vote for him again. ana VIII support
| MIR Frambach ,, Ill, ,hts
| The candidates for members OF Assembly VIII tMhs M
v.,r n. elected by the county at large, lnstea' ~ ~
dq,ricts nc heretofore. because the supreme Noul
i,.f fall decided that the Constitution dll not Pc
! ,ot, 10 election hy districts. THIS VIII give IRE
Rrptilicans a better chance. The RepHDn,c,,n ~, al
il,fss are Charles Fuller. lanes r biocksndM ",
| Henry C. Gruber. Robert McAndrew, frenerioS =
| D55kc. jr clement De II. Leonard henry ~ or ,ru%
! horn ana W y. Gertz. They are All we!-hioHtn W. u
| hualnosg men Of excellent reputation ana men '"e
| r.o.l. have confidence In.