The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-08
SIGNS OF VICTORY.
Favorable Reports Flow in
from Every Quarter Pre-
dieting Democratic
Victory.
MoNMoUTH's GOOD EXAMPLE
Leaders Endeavoring to Place
the Strongest Names
on the Tickets.
State Democratic Committee Re-
ceiye Satisfactory Assurance
Hudson Candidates.

Chancellor McGill's mail this morning
was as usual loaded down with letters.
Congratulations still come pouring in ana
offers of support come from Repup-
licans as WELL of course, as Democrats.
From Sussex county the reports re-
ceived are eminently satisfactory and give
every promise of glorious run in that
place.
The Chancellor was delighted with the
result of Monmouth eounty's convention
yesterday.
1.-THE ticket he said to a ''News'' rep
resentative, "is a most excellent one
and savors of the old time Democracy"
The nominations of admirable candi-
dates on the ticket, which selections
have been made within the past few days
in several of the counties is particularly
gratifying to the leaders of the Demo-
cratic party. If all the counties will imi-
tate the example of Monmouth the peo-
pie at large must be impressed with the
position of the Democratic party in hav-
ing none. but bright, able, and honora-
BILE men as its candidates.
So far the county Democratic tickets
are strong. The leaders are picking out
the best men and very properly rele-
eating to the back ground any one
who may imperil or even weaken the
ticket.
REPORTS FLOW IN.
The reports which flow daily into the
State Democratic Committees headquar-
ters in Taylor's Hotel are extremely en-
couraging. From Morris, Cape May,
Salem, and Ocean visitors came in yes
terday full of enthusiasm. Today the
mail brought additional reports from out
lying places and all in the healthiest
tone
1--WE find McGin popular is the burden
of the letters. with the assurance that
nothing but harmony exists
HUDSONS CANDIDATES.
In Hudson there is no discord, as some
Republican papers insist. On the con-
trary, the leaders are delighted with the
unanimity. Down in Greenyille and Bay
onne, where at every campaign internal
strifes waged between this leader and
that, there is nothing but union and en-
thusiasm. In some districts the can
didates are not yet determined upon.
It is definitely announced this morning
that Mr.. Otto Grouse will not stand for
the Fourth district, and his determine
tion has caused widespread regret be-
cause he is in every way fitted as can
didate His place, however, will prob
ably be filed by Mr.. George L. Record,
who made such a brilliant fight for
the Congressional nomination. A large
number of Democrats in that section
want him, and confidently assert that
he will strengthen the ticket. There is
no doubt of one thing. and that is he
will be a valuable adjunct to the roll of
speakers. Mr.. Record has agreed to
run if the nomination be offered to him,
and by tonight it is believed he will be
6elected.
SWEENEY WITHDRAWS.
In the adjoining district, the fifth, it
looks to be Edward Hoos. Mr.. John
Sweeney has declined to run because of
an alleged opposition. He has opposed
to him oscar Krieg and Mr.. Hoos.
Probably the honor will so to Hoos.
AS to the Third district there is the
strongest probability that John Wahl
Queen will be the man. He is well
equipped for the place. and would make
an admirable Asemblyman.
The Senatorial candidates are two,
Messrs. W. D. DAILY and James Usher,
both strong men and tried. Senator DAILY
will doubtless capture the nomination.
Register today
If you do not register, you will lose
There is no house to house canvass
There is no copying the lists.
The law demands PERSONAL REGIS
TRATIONi
The. polls are open today from P. M.
to p NJ.
See that you are not robbed of your
vote