The morning news., 1894-07-08

George W. owens, Il. NJ. Conner, Jr.,
John R. lOung, "A l.. Wen,
George w. Parish, John Juchter,
George T. Cam, John F. Luhs.
j. K Saussy Jos uh B. Newton,
W. NJ Bohan, w willy, Jr.,
David Wells, William NJ. Gibbons
Delegates to GubernatoriaI Conven-
tion.
John J. MoDonough Pope Barrow,
B. A. Denmark, w w Fraser,
w C. Cam Herman Myers,
John Flannery, Hal II. Bacon,
A. r. LawtOn, ,Jr, John j. Carolan,
Joseph Huh A. N. ManuCy.
Delegates to Congressional Oonven.
tion.
g. p. Adams, w. w. Chisholm,
Geo ! Mills Hugh Logan,
d H. Bythewood, Ben z. Lockwood,
G. B, PritChard, G. IS. W hatley,
T. s. Wyuy. w T. Leopold,
b. NJ. Branch John Carr.
The above are the two tickets which
will be voted upon at the primary Tues
day. While there will be a number of
split tickets by voters who have not allied
themselves with either faction, it is be
lieved that the great majority will vote
the straight ticket on either
one side or the other and
that the side securing the
largest number of straight tickets will
be the winner.
The candidates have been working
energetically among their friends
during the whole week. In fact the can
vass has been largely a personal one for
the last several days. Every friend and
acquaintance of candidate, who could
be got at, has been personally solicited
not only for his vote, but for all the in
hueuce he might possess, as well. Some
Of the candidates are likely to find
themselves In the position of
the gentleman who ran for the
legislature in one of the upper coun-
ties of the state several years ago,
and was defeated overwhelmingly at the
democratic primary. When asked how
he accounted for the result he, said,
EITHER the votes that were cast for me
were not counted or there is the biggest
lot of - liars in this county OF any county
in the state"
TAMMANY MEN CONFIDENT.
The candidates of the allied Democratic
and Tammany clubs and their friends
were very enthusiastic last night as the
result Of the week $ canvass. There is no
doubt that the confidence of
the supporters Of the allied ticket
has greatly increased since the
two tickets were announced and
the canvass actively begun A good
evidence of this,is the manner in which
the bets were going last night. Citizens
Club betters were few and far between
and their bets were eagerly snapped
up wherever made The Citi-
zens Club people appear to have
lost confidence, Judging by their betting
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mains untaken, and there was little evil
encedlsplayed yesterday upon the part of
the Citizens Club men to take it mp The
bold Offers which they Were making of
any amount up TO $1,000 few days ago,
now appear to have been mere bluffs.
1t was rumorei last night that Citizens
Club men were Offering TO trade any man
on their legislative ticket in return for
votes for MIR. osborne for senator
considering him their strongest man and
being determined to secure his election at
any cost. The report that such offers
were being made first came from a Citi-
2ens Club man, and Is known to have
caused considerable worry to the caudi
dates on that ticket
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