The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-11
NJ GILL In PASSAN.
Democrats Alive and Work
ing Hard to Give the
Chancellor a Good
Vote.
REPUBLICAN oUARRELs
The Defeat of Bullock at the Pri-
maries Will Alleviate the
Labor Men from Grjggs.
specfaz to the Jerseu city Nears.


PATTERSON. Oct. H. 1S95.-The Repub- |
lcan primaries which were held through
out Passaic county last night gave the
cause of John w. Griggs a serious black
eye. The interest centered in the elec-
ton of delegates to nom. nate Assembly
candidates. through the fact that john
King. James Robertson and Samuel
Bullock who were members of the last
Assembly, sought a denomination. and
the orders had gone forth to let them
all go back but Bullock. The contest
was spirited. Bullock is hustling little
Englishman with any quantity of friends
among the laborng people of Passaic
county and he worked hard to secure
denomination. But there is no more
use of kicking against the pricks in
these DAYS than there was in the days
of ST. Paul and the powers that run
the 'swill of the people" in Passaic had
no difficulty N turning the young man
down.
BUT Bullock has not given up the fight.
He declares, that he will carry his cause
into the convention and there insist upon
the second term 10 which he is entitled
by old party right and usage 1t will
do him little good. however, as the same
Garret A. Hobart who can prevent the
election of his delegates at the primaries
oan Laan bi,, out of the nomination
Io1,, w c,rio,rs and bis owner Garret
I1o,,ar+ NIL, have occasion next No
n 80. -, +to ,,o4+as for Governor
ea,,,,toa 20 rra tha dav thev ever
60 ao,toals s - sot o,,t Samuel Bullock.
I,.s,,a.s,. :; ,o1ri,,e 1,eneaance and the
- ~ r-,orl,,,o,, who cast their votes for
~. ,a.t EN- ora raadv to stand bv him
a,.d s,,r,,o,.f him on an independent
oiiu g.. oox, candidate he NAV
se-,e.,ot
co>-cncru>J,r iTAROR MAN
-a,-e- p,,,,oo,,,y constituents the
.i''. .,,las-,lo,,+ - =. tt,a reason of his de-
-, 49, 80. 1,aoo,sa he voted
o-,,o, cor,ou tho fey
asa'.i'l ..o,., a,,a p,as a con-
HuaAiiii''s y -i.s-' - lahor
n.S1lael, ono of tha most in
WI =, ~ House lost WIN
90 Us ,.erI,4,-- 1a,,aotb tra, avars 90
tel iAe - oi-e .s,s.,a,,4 ;,,t,l,ioon+ face
helsht' iias =" p IL cove 70
anu al as sieea'-e 80. ooo fron
.1sasNe.,5 q ee, so.. cs,,ass1,ire ENGLAND and
MeeueSne.u, ~, 4-s;star bv occunation.
,,a1,s baen active in
- a.no,as and is one of the leaders
ci,l~ roono rivers and Twfsters'
n-4s4.r,a o,,d benevolent Association of
-. .,,h;ob was formerly Local AS
80 ono Of =. He is a strong
.,a,,;s+ and . fearless and ag-
e-,,o,ui,,o .,ri+ar on tariff. unionism and
.,,;tna+ion questions The prominent
- ,,-h;nb he hos alwavs taken in these
-. lsat+ors hos Given him strong hold
~, ,o,,o,. ,,,an of Passaic eenerallv
- ~ -.11,,,,a,, in narticrlar
CIV m ,,-,,an +bev elected him by such
a1-o,r,h ol,,,iner majority and sent him
60 ,,.s~,to,, -, ,enrssent them he did not
t,,air +r,s+ ua was the consist
- - oor,ora tione, and mononolies
- 49, 40 ,,enresantative of the work
anu .lie n,,r,ro tbe aarlv mart of
..,o rossio,, .nd in the Renlblican caucus
=, os tho ,,ncornnromisine foe of Cen
~ ee,1 o,,d o,nosad bis election to
"a ,'5r@'s..sa c+a+os canate with his voice
~ a;5 a,,o,,,+b;no, in his mower
anu pen az aosoa+ His is ZOO son for tbis
- 49, ha oonsidered General SeweM
was 'na. - Sobor and the silk work
s1i ,a,,nosortad had di-
ers, wnon i ose tho cenerars alec-
reeteu ,i,ls n,ln ~ opp ~ sno-e aeainst seven
tioli. Ailiousn es 80. 40 IN tbe can
anu laooleu ~, 80 49, ,,art,1 line. and in
Gus ne ooes -,;4l a. D.
JOINT hheetiiis -. u.atasr,a,
puoIlcans III .no 1,n,o1,J NC DIT
W HD u. - - oo,,.,,,.4
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tea. ne voteo Aoi eiop t, -
gas eqo@i .'A' y .,z -,
lar measures "niei
the peopie' "i.o = ~,
Wnlch were aohou ~ ~ -