New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23
HUDSON COUNTY POLITICS.
MEETINGS AND GOOD WORK ALL OVER
THE COUNTY.
THE REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY TICKET FILLED

THE REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY TICKET FILLED
NOTES or THE CONTEST
John G. Fisher. Clerk OF Hudson County will
cause to be printed 10000 ballots for the use Of
voters in the county Election Day. Of this num-
Der about $4,000 paid for by the county and
the candidates pay for the rest.
There will be five candidates for Governor TO be
voted for on November in New-Jersey. They are
John W Griggs Of Paterson. Republican; Alexan-
Ger T McGi. Of Jersey city. Democrat; Joteph T.
Klein. Of Jersey city. socallst-Labor; Henry "
Wilbur. Of Vineland National Prohibition, and Will
lam b. Ellis. Of Trenton. Peoples party.
John Z. Hewitt recently nominated by the
Democratic party for member Of Assembly from
the WITH District \ majority Of Democrats re-
greet this action now although It was done at the
party is pledged 10 oppose dual office-hoding Inls
Is hard on Mr.. Hewitt for he IS the overseer OF
the Poor. and has held the office for about dozen
years. Democrats now say they cannot vote lor
Mr. Hewitt and he consistent kepuphcahs az, are
iubilani over this and declare that Mr. Hewitt
iefed. Is assured
meeting was held last nigh, at the Wanser
Club. by the Hudson County League OF Republican
Clubs The meeting was purely a business one the
principal object being the arrangement for the
great torchlght procession on October 81. The mar
shais viii be John H. Cook Milton Pier, John 7.
Davidson George Raymond. jr.. John h. McArthur
and q. Il. Christie
Manager Roebler, OK Taylor's Hotel. announced
yesterday thaf he would bet 5000; or any part OF
that sum- that John ". Griggs VIII De elected roN-
ernor.
The German-American Liberal League Of Hoboken
Is composed OF influential and Independent Demo-
Gratis At meeting held by hem the members
unanimously refused y iniorse the nomination OF
Horace L. Allen. made by the Democratic parfy
IN the Nth District, and dd indorse the nomination
q Henry NJ NHtzh2rn tnf tb1t other Ger
man societies viii also indorse MIN.
The Republicans in West Hoboken last night held
a mass-me4ting at Frech's Casino II was address u
by Frederick J. Stuhr. Henry NJ. Nutzhorn and
others.
Ruth's Hall Union Hill. filed to overlooking
last night by enthusiastic Republicans who eheer r
noted their great sincerity
Gutenberg never had such a Republican meeting
as the one he'd I'm that town last night Speeches
Mere made by Charles Taylor and Charles n King,
candidates Tor memo r OF the Assembly james l.
Erwin and others.
Tonight a great Republican meeting will be held
at odd Fellows Hall. Hoboken. It Is expected that
ex-Congressman Roswell, O. Horr, Flave. Niece
J. ;. Gibson. OF Newark, ana some OF the can IL
dates VIII address IT,
The John Cosgroye Association IL composed OF
about one hundred young Republicans who know
how to combine politics and pleasure On Monday
night the members gave a reception at Bergen
Han at which Henry C. Gruber Republican can
trict. and others made speeches When the young
men and their fair friends had shown their ap-
prova of the sentiments expressed by the speakers
by frequent and generous applause. the floor was
cleared for dancing and a jolly time was enjoyed
The Republican Assembly ticket In Hudson County
was completed YESTERDAY by the acceptance OF the
TVth District Assembly nomination by George h.
Francis who is In the insurance business In Grove
At Jersey city Ex-Assemb yman Robert Mean
drews. who nominated by the county conVen-
ton FOR the WITH District. resigned the nOmlnatton
assigning business reasons The friends OF Row
land o. Bovine made effort 10 secure the nomna-
ton for him. but Mr.. Bovine vas not candidate
nor a resident Of the district.