The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-04
READY FOR The FRAY
Executive Committee of the
State Committee APP
pointed and Will I'm
mediate1y Go to
Work.
SENATOR BLODGETT WILL SERVE,
Chancellor MeGill Receives
Letters PIedging Him the
Support Of Men Hereto
fore Lukewarm in
Politics.
New Plan for Nominating Demo-
cratic Candidates for Assembly
Probable Nominees
General Political
News
News.

Tba Democratic State Headquarters
are now established at Taylor's f1oiei
and are in working order. Ihey aie
rooms eight and nine at the end OF Tue
first corridor and open on the rlVei.
These rooms have been occupied py 'iie
State Committee for years and IN theii,
have been mapped out those MASTER III
campaigns which have ended IN Deliio7
cratic victory. William Pintard, OF Mon-
mouth. one of the shrewdest men ~
fhe partv. has been made Assistant oee-
rectary, will be in charge OF the looiiis
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
T, comnliance with the resolution Oh
.,,a committee passed at Wednesday
meeting Chairman Young yesterday ap-
no,nted this Executive COMMITTEE
Abraham, Deronde, Englewood, Bergen
oo,,n4y. Eckert P. Budd, Mt. Holly, Bur
linpton county: Harry B. Paul. Can,uen'
Rufus Blodgett, Long Brancn, Mon
month county; Thomas H. Hoas ialiu
so,narville Somerset county; johnston
Cornish. washington, Warren county
Mr. Young will be Chairman ex-o1icio
ex-senator Blodgett has declared nus
.ooentanee of his membership on Inc
nommittee and will devote mucn 'iiiie
Ia the work of the campaign.
The chancellor continues to recelse
,o,,eratnlatory letters in large numbers
Nv every mail Many of these letteis
are from prominent men who OF ia.e
years have not taken an active part ~
,olitics hut assure the Chancellor that
~ win get out and do everything IN
sbeir mower to secure votes for him.
ASSEMBLY PLANNINGS-
ru ,,s+ter of the selection of candl-
Rates for the Legislature Is now occu-
-ir,, the attention of the Democrats OF
sa.;s co,,ntv It has been proposed thap
4be candidates be voted for at the COM
sno nrirna ries by cities and not by dls-
: 4ricts as last year. That as lnsteao "
.a,a Denoocrats of the First district, 1or
s~oron1e voting for one candidate oniy
Ha,ay will vote for six; the citizens ol
nIobolxan for two, of Harrison ana Near
nev Rayonne and North Hudson' eae
one. =; favor of
The main reason argued IN ldsoi -
tbis nlan that by it there VIII o9 O.
portunity to defeat an opJectloiiaNAo
didate. who may have sufnciene -:
ence in district to secure tne noi -
+ion objections have been founa 70
the scheme and it has not been oeiilli.eiS
settled yet whether lit will pc aoople0
SOME OF THE CANDIDATES.
OTTO Grouse it is stated on goou au-
4hority. will consent to take the noun
nation and will probably be nominated
fseorge Tennant, the lawyer, is spoken
of favorably in the Second district put
he will be opposed by Carl Ruenlpler
and Thomas Jacob. Pierce Flemmlns
will probably be renominated, but tnere
is strong opposition to Richard smart
=. pavonne Ex-Assemblyman Magner
i bitterly opposed to him and ex-Clty
treasurer Salter and ex-Postmaster
Brady will oppose him at the poiis-
Jobn DENIM, the lawyer; James WISE
man. ex-Clerk of the Board of Educa-
tion. and at present employed in the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, and Lawyer James
Manning will be candidates for the nom
ination in the old Eighth district.
In Hobolsen Assemblyman Parslow Will
seek a denomination while Edward Russ,
law mariner of ex-State Comptroller
Henpenhefmer, Martin Stelges and ex-
Sheriff Stanton. will contend for the
other nomination.
In North Hudson ex-Nfayor Chandier,
Of West Hoboken, will endeavor to oo>
tain the seat filed with so much honor
bv James Usher. Mr. Usher is credited
with senatorial ambitions, and it IS saao
no viii seek the nomination against ex-
senator Daily. 1t is generaly conceuea
sba+ Mr. Daly will succeed himself.