The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-17
y'ADOO THE MAN.
Jersey City Democrats En-
thusiastic for His Nom
ination for Congress.
DAILY DENIES A RUMOR
The Ex-Seeretary Has Not
Written Any Letter De-
eIining to Run.
DAILY DENIES A RUMOR
ALL FACTIONS FAVOR HIM
E. F. c. Young Speaks For the
Old County Committee, and
Otto Grouse Voices the In
dependent Sentiment.

Mr.. McAdoo has written a personal let
ter to Senator DAILY. charging that gen gen
body of the idea that he is candidate
and to withdraw his name II IL shouiu
be offered.-"New York World."
Senator W. D. Daily was seen at his
home, Hoboken.. this morning concern
ing the report that he had received
letter from Mr.. McAdco.
Senator Daily is suffering from infiam-
matory rheumatism, and is confined to
his bed.
s.I had not received such a letter before
Friday he said II have not been to
my office since then, and do not know
whether or not there is letter await
ing me from Mr. McAdoo. I have, had
several letters before that time from him
but they were all of an entirely personal
nature. Mr.. MeAdoo did not intimate
in them that he would accept the nom
nation
did he say he would not?" I asked.
mo, he did not
DO you think he will?"
sThat I am not prepared to answer.
Mr.. McAdoo is assuredly the man for
the occasion. He was treated shame
fully two years ago. But he is not the
man to let that influence him. There is
not another man who has shown so
much consideration for everyone, friends
and enemies. as Mr.. McAdoo. THE
JERSEY CITY NEWS has maintained
all along an admirable advocacy of Mr..
McAdoo I applaud the stand the paper
, takes. 1t is certainly very fine news
paper l-i---is
Mr., YOUNGs VIEWS.
Ss.sr. Edward F. C. Young thinks highly
of the suggestion of 1.-The News Said
he
MIR. McAdoo is the best Congressman
we have had for many years, and if he
could be induced to accept the nomina-
ton he would, of course, be elected.
His nomination would be most admir-
able"
MIR. John Edelstein, ex-President Of the
Board of Finance, was delighted with the
idea of nominating Mr.. McAdoo. No
better candidate, he said, could be found
than the Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy.
HE Is a strong man aud one who
possesses every qualification for SIC
cessful candidate. do not think the
Democrats of this district could make
a better selection than this eminently
distinguished former Congressman of the
Seventh Congressional district.
jeremiah f. OSullivan, ex-Pres:dent of
the Board of Education, is familiar with
people north of the Erie Railroad tracks.
s.Mr. McAdoo," said he, sis almost wor-
shipped by the people in our end of the
city.
'sHe would believe be given the vote
of every man, irrespective of party,
north of Pavonia avenue. He would
strengthen our ticket and this fall We
must have strong man TO lead our
party to victory"
ALDERMAN CONNOLLY.
Alderman Patrick Connolly said:-
.Mr MoAdoo has hut TO saw that he
r,,,, hecoma a candidate. and believe
b,s nominat,on win be almost unanf-
n,ous He is a strong man. He enjoys
the confidence of Democrats and Repub-
licans alike"
mo doubt exists in my mind" said
u,.hea, o,Donnell. "about Mr.. Nc
Aaoo,s .h;,itv 70 carry this county. He
!. n,,,ar with the masses and is respect
:, -. .,a o,osses He is q sbrewd. in
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