The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-15
WAR RENE EWED. I
Lively Meeting of the Re
publican County Com
mittee Last Night.
WOOLLEY'S CARTHAGINIAN FAITH
New Primary Ordered in the Ninth
trict-Arrangements For
Permanent Headquarters.


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pio the Szai u .ne i'epuoiieal ~
Soiiiiiiiltee iaet insn'. CO,
arpitraly anu siio~eu 60
ing Maiiudi piiiio.pies. 4,- ,.;e,,+
eiliorceas members uepiiVeu =, .iie -
oi speech anu ooiioAioue e,,oz 49,
ilieue os 'ie S1a.' 80 r'.,it4o
Niisairihai u Inc ooun.y oo'ti----
HSeiy iheetihs hau oeci
lhe niehipeis VI INC Soiiiii.t ''ee 60
were hoe ulseppoiii'eu q
that some ulsasreeapie tiiihss nne -
salo III 'iie iilee'ins' do sooil '.s III
"ooiies eaiieu tne nlee ms ~ .s.;4taa
persoiis iot " ny
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me irsl 'iouoie ~ eosie ~ .
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% iio g 49, $3.50 atst,.io+ and tba+
1t-.1,: rl,a,s1a 49, too,, a,aotad
" - 49,. e,,,1 49,, two
~. o- nv - oa.-,s,i+toa r.aoo,,,r,en5ad that
~ ~. +hnor,, o,,+ .nd II was
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~ - ,;,,s .o+ u,os +akan
- ee n rr,.,vtord+ of
49, 1,;ft, 1;st,;o+ ,,bo fonnd fault with
49, a,aotior, of G,o,,,,,,if+ aen,an Hulshiser
T,,hoo,- poonou .nd o,Kaafa Then
$500 49, h.++Ia Tho Annaals Commit
fee recommended that the protest signed
hv r. n Hartman and others in the
Nin+b district he confirmed and that
. nov, ,,,ir,.rv be hold NV precincts. The
com mittee also recommended a new en-
rollment to last two days. and the APP
nointment of a board of five officers,
for each precinct two from each of the
onnosins factions in the precincts and
the fifth to be appointed from the Com
,nittee on Organization by Chairman
Woolley
DECLARATION OF WAR.
This report. the like of which had
never been heard before in the County
Committee. created CONSERVATION among
MANY present. for they comprehended
at once that Chairman Woolley had de-
termined to continue the war against
sheriff Toffey. which they had foolishly
thought to have died out. When Woollev
was elected chairman of the County
Committee there was an -nlpIeQ promise
thar the differences between and him and
Sheriff Toffey would not be remembered
and that the two factions would work
in harmony for the common cause. With
this understanding Sheriff Toffey per-
mitted Woolley to be reelected without
opnos.tion. although he was warned that
Woolley would carry a knife up his
sleeve. When the fight for the election
IL
last December in the Ninth district the
Toffey men elected a majority of the
delegates. This victory gave the Sheriff
a majority over Woolley in the COM
mittee meetings if he and Woolley an
tagonized each other ft also gave the
Sheriff a. majority in the Executive Com
mittee. This committee is practically
the County Committee. for its recon-
mendations are seldom disregarded. It
is the active working branch of the
,oacbipe nol.tics
vTGOROT7sLY DENOUNCED.
wooI1av has been dissatisfied with this
oondition of affairs and it was said last
1iebt that he engineered the report
tbrou.rb tbe Committee of Appeals re-
concentrating +bis new urinary
When this report was made some one
,,o,,ad that If he concurred N.
"T roove, exclaimed Henry Ewald,
..tbat tba renort concerning the Ninth
a;s+riot bo not concurrad IN ;,
Tns+o,+1v dozen committeeman were
-, +,,oi,. fao+ oil sbon+inc and bou,l;no az
on their leel az a,iu ~ ms .,
the same time. Gar WooiIey hammered
the table for order and finally recognized.
Ta1,,, r,,,,,,,i,,ot.,, o4 Tho E,iob+b district
John eunnliish1ln ~ tns l.,S lasA 1850
and ooncurred in. Protests against this
e'te GU. -. =, a~..o,,~ Ja,s,,a,a
action were made IN Wsorous LANGUAGE
NJ Mt oslarscn and a H smith of the
~. AVA. '--' - ,.t...,..
Ninth district. These men spoKe oltterly
in regard to the recommendation Of the
cs.,s++oa ~ oe Anna.1s and declared tbat
ComIitttee "a -ApSeais ~ii' ue0i'4 - sii"
the County Committee coud not afford
d. .fis INC 50 s,-i+osal,,
party, a resuH WsncA Wouio lneVi.9oiy
ensue should now primary be held.
IzurATINcs c1ZAR REED
49,. - c,,,si,.r,,,,, of +l,a r,o,,,s
m.ttee of Appeals, and John Cunning
ham insisted that new primary should
be held Counsellor Ewald, when ne
again got a chance, declared that the
.1, c,,,u,.4+oa ,a,,ort sbo,,1d not h.
Appeals Conmsttee report shouiu not oe
concurred in because it did not state
any reasons way a,a new w prtnais tha snou,d
take pface. he calieu Aof lhe ayes aiiu
nays on the vote
81 rise 10 q. question of privilege" said
Js1s-s.s - 20 ~ nI:,,t,s 5;z4.,,at
Aaron s BALDWIN OIL the Nlnth olstrlct,
.and bitter opponent to the new primary