The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-04

Gantai1 tain 81 George alkfF HsSght Superintendent
of the Sea Girt ca1g1 grounds, Were a,e of
hand generous in Gneir salutaploh ol
friends. ca,+.i,,
Iacoues. eommandant of the Naval ! ne ne
serves Of the State. Lieutenant ooaI- ON
mar mapder aommaadar ma5dingtoff Of the rS E. potts
mouth, of which the Battalion OF
the the Il East of the Naval Reserves eS
is the crew, was 1h qlie,,tenant leat11 Holm
6. Mulrheid, who IS paymaStef 20; ol ~ ene 4,
Reserves when not runnlng tns HIqI Us e'i' :
CONGREssMEN GALORE, ,oSi F., 10
Five Of the eight Congressmen came 70
gether at lunch time in President aa. daS-
ior,s tent. Congressman Harry Louden-
Slayer explained that the FIRST Diselioi sas,i .
was not as largely represented as usoai o1a
heca,lse Cumberland County had It's con,
uention during the day and there were
several big vendues on down N JiouSeo- see-
ter Congressrnan Gardner, OF the oec-
ond never eoes to big political functions
other than the Interstate Far, anu a..ois ne
arrived early in the afternoon, b4 Gone down
man Banjanmtn nalities d eW was never warmer
IN IN The Third District than now Solio On
gressman R. Wayne Parker expresses to tile he
thought that a.tond EsseH fb,s we Year. Congress
.e,, Ine o9 Gbarles Newell Fowler wore that
rongressional f1l%n suit of yellow which mas nSs
caused SO much discussion up IN the
Eighth G1SsTflae{TruRE GG1fSssTflaTuRE IN SESSION.
There was almost enough OF r. the r,Seli- Seii-
ate on hand to make So%s 9@or@mpt aeptirg fess re-
Nominated. Senator Skirrn as the neme
Senator was doing the nqnors. Senaa1tops a1aps
Nay: Nay Parry of Burlinr4gton;,. sfnatorT nn9isT
Packer, 5eeI in his broad brm hat and dssIi suit
of gray, of Gloucester; SENATOR togeIs,
Of Of 6,smden: Senator Smith, of Ocean,
Senator Williams, of Pasgaic; Senator
Yard Of sssm sebaPar seaatGar oua II 2smg snsses all
cratic Senator to be. seen. There were
for Tors. among them William J.. Keyes.
of Somerset Mitchell 3; Perkins, OF
Burlington; John McMic&le Of Sussex,
There were a few for the Republican p side
who sat years gone ey, WlIllaIn Il II Il
Of Hunterdon; George L. Cran,mer, Of
Ocean.
Among the prominent Asse5nbIym,en a,s
who stood about IN aeo tae duSt & an9 fo,,s she
Griggs' battles in Essex; Lewis T. De-
rousse, of Camden. who seeks to be
ben, the biggest man in the House; Mi
caiah E. Matlack, who served three
terms from Burlington, and is now re-
tired George Wiides Sf efe m sae csc eoqasy eg.
edict of Newark, who expects to be re-
turned; James A. Christie, of the same
county and of the same expsela,ney sloia Z "
had two years and both want to pc
Sheriff. Speaker Cross came late ana qe-
clined an invitation to rlde n ae,5 osreaee st
lev Sims. of Burlington, who was assetn-
didate for the Democratic nom3natlon
for Governor, represented llle. JuusetsslS J-x,a
There was no one on hands 70 fePFeTssep,e & g =,
tha Democratic candidate Mr.. u. e =.
yo1lng, the new Chairman, was expect
ed. but did not arrive, being detained at
homsc ma9sscWERNoR " fsiSedR wERTs cHEERED.
Al 8 O'Clock there was wild cheering IN
the grand stand. A pTocesslohh g g tra,,, rar,
The line of the stables. 1T was led py q
gay trap, on which was recognlSzsed zs me
smith. Behind him sat Governor Werts
and Candidate Griggs. The group was
SO nicely mixed taat no one could claim
Endorsement end General sewell, b. Z, Lee,
General Stryker. Senator Rogers and
others followed in i the rear II, IN car,siases;
the he celebrities Shovel their way TO the
seats in the grandsslad which were
reserved for them. Former United States
Senator Higgins and his brother. John
ssigsinoff STATE Of Delawars. Der SS'rss = $50
was the guest of President Taylor. Es-
sex County was represented by Carl
Lentz. as the head of both the city and
the county organizations. Judge Kirk
patrick and Silas Halsey, Hudson states
men. were not in evidence. Supervisor
Edward ]. Anderson, of the State prison.
and Head Keeper Patterson were among
the State Officials. The Camden contin-
gent was large.
William j. Thompson said he came up
on purpose to shake hands with Candi-
date Griggs, and they jolSed together for
fully five minutes. State Committeeman
David Baird said Camden will have a
rousing meeting week after next. The
Camdenites on the scene We're: Assembly
man Barnard, ex-Sheriff West, John
Lloyd and Edward Coles. both seeking
Republican. Assembly nominations; VIII
liam Graeff w. Fl. Cole, who is both
scribe and statesman; County Clerk Rob-
ert Barber. Fred Rex. of the Board of
Education; Captain John f. B. Miller.
Editor Frey Samuel Gray, Charles Jo-
line, Coroner Justice Frank Ward,
George Barton. Secretary Brown, of the
Board Of Education; Samuel Lizard. Will
liam Cain. Harry B. Paul and William
Fithian.
William Beattle. OF the. State Commit
tee, kept on the move all day, gathered
Information from all over the State and
gave out encouraging reports from South
Jersey. Burlington county, sent out