New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-19
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HOBOKEN REPUBLICANS JUBrr.Avr
When the Republicans Of Hoboken ,es,n.. :.
Carrot A. Hobart was selected as runn,ns
with Mckinley. they gathered on street co,ns-''
congratulated each other on the fact that -.
man had thus been honored by the party. 80
sentatives in st. Louis. In all parts N a.. .TA
have felt the stress Of hard times heartiis u w
for they recognized that an era OF prosperty {ane
WITH the s seleG Wes, Of Ticket which
! 10 the country at large. so' uno
REJOICING IN ELIZABETH
Elizabeth, June 1s-The news OF the ro.,-.,
Of Carrot A. Hobart for vice-President 10y.
ccived with great Joy by the Elizabeth ReDus,.n
and enthusiasm is running high here ,o',l
Mayor Rankin and other enthusiasts are sr,.Ae.Ha
ing around to engage a band so az n h.s
impromptu street parade, while others ara t~
fireworks A crowd Of wildly rejoicing Reor,s,'.V
are now dlschGrgng rockets and bombs /, -
Of the telegraph ofrces. Not Republican a. as'
found who has not good word to saw "A,
Jerseys favorite sor, and wagers are freely ~"
that the ticket nominated to-day at ST. Lov%s T =
sweep the State by an Unprecedented SSM "
The delegates from Union county will ,sgnn
rous.ng welcome on their return for the ~
tn" second place.
QUALIFICATION IN NEw-BPuNswrv
New-Brunswick, June IS (5peciaD-rn. A..
/ pleases all the Republicans in New-BrunsayeI
| nomination of Garrett A. Hobart FOR yice.p,,.,'"'
Is received as a recognition. on the part ~ ~ :,
publcans Of the Nation. OF his potent ,rans,,. :
swinging a hitherto solid Democratic s,ats ia. 80.
Republican column and electing John W c,ss~s'N
tho first Republican Governor N thirty yssrs !
"a mt ar t. q
| enthusiasm in New Brunswick s that M uos ss
Is an alumnus Of Rutgers College and has sxs,n.
| been a stanch supporter Of the Institution tn su
rounccment OF his nomination was made AZ a ~.
Theatre, where the public school co.nnencsm.,.,
| was being held. BY Robert l. Hoaqland rrs sM.I
Of the Board Of Education and was receye sd's s,i
enthusiastic cheers. VIZ
MORRIsTOwN MORE THAN PLEASED
MorrIstown. June ls CspecaD-Red fire, stv,oct.,.
and Roman candles are beng fired In all di,oc,o,s
| over the nominations OF Mckinley and Hoba,, D.
publlcans are parading the streets and All ....
| wild with JOY over the outcome OF the convsn,.n
| Congressman Mah'on Pitney says: The nor,,,a
| lions are strong ones, and viii be we'll received 1,
| New-York. .N+w-Jersey and Pennsylvania uo,..
! Is one Of the best-known men In the country "a,
| one who has rot been before the public IN W.sh-
| ington.' Senator John b Vreeland sen, the ,o,av
| Ing telegram 10 Mr. Hobart tbs evening "A .,o, a.
| the news of his nomination was received nM,
heartlcst congratulations. Everybody pleased Nc.
| klnley ana hobart viii win"
John b. Byram. cashier OF the National Iron
| Bank IObarts nomination Is the best that could
| j. F. Lindsey. Editor Of The chroncls"-rrs
| class. The strongest man that could be named
| New-Jerscy VIII give him 3O0O majority
Henry ". smith-Firs,-ciass nominations, Couldn't
! be better
| Alderman Carrell-iIobart's nomination 1. A.
| Couldn't have made a better choice.
Samuel Freeman. president OF the Morrsowa
| Trus, Company Hobart Is very strong man. 0as
and N"w-JArsey Will make a strong team
| Ex-Mayor IS. H. Mller-l am very much pleapi
| with the nominations. Mr. Hobar, is an old friend
! OF mire. and think he will make strong caldE
Felix samson-I am very much pleased with ua
nominations Mckinley and Hobart will sweep hs
J Senator John u. vreelanl-Hobar,s nomination 4
'he best tha; could have been made and there 10
doubt but that he will carry the State BY u
Mr.. Pierson. Editor Of The Jerseyman"-we an
perfectly sa;sncd he's been our choice al a:ong
They are strong nominations.
Ex-Postmastor John r. Runyon-McKnley and
Hobart have been my choice from the first. and
think they will be elected.
Colonel George S Hasilngs-I think them strong
nominations; and they vii. sweep the country
Ex-Counoman Charles W. Linnls-Eiobart the
stronges, man that could have been named
CHARLES F. Ax,el ssys-Firs-cass. It's the hrs
time In forty years that NewJersey has been recoS
nsZol ana IFS timely nomination.
pLAINFIELD EXPECTED IT.
| Pld'rNell June II iSp'rl1Il-iHe news o. mo-
bart's nom .naiion arrived shorty after O'clock
bn, II caused lli,le excitement although every R.
publican who happened TO be on the street ~
naturally ala:ei az the successful run Of the Prr
son man When !, was reported nat the NJ
York pa IN 900 s. yYe s1' me s ss,s
| OF the Republican ticket coud scarcely pe pS
vented.
sONFRvIILE ENDORSES THE TICKET
somsrville. June IS ,speciaD The news that cas
! ret 4 Hobart had secured the Fiee-Presidtatu
| nomination at ST. Louis was learned here win ~
| ,oicing. No; a Republican could be found Sh' va
! no, pleased and all said it was strorg nekst
| Mckinley IS satisfactory 20 every one but HoeaHs
name adds local enthusiasm
Ex-surrosate W II. Long-Hobart will lena
| strength 10 the ticket.
4 NJ Terrberry. drygools mer'hin'-l am
much pleased with the nomination Of hooan :, II
" $. stryker. a New-York INSURANCE HAT
james G Field druggIst-It suits ne fsn' COVE
| TO the ground. -. sorsr.e, Light.
Inv Company-It Is winning ticket. 4. -. x,,s,t
County Clerk Frank W. Somers-it Is .H *, ary
ein,csd heco;se Mr Hobart is personal i.s
bu, because Of the political eHee' III ''-
| County.
THE FIRST HOBART CLUB
1 y. -.
| campaign enterprise and loyalty to the ma" -,
| Pasaic County took form here this evehins y
organization OF the Hobart Club. with m,m a.,a
| shin OF about forty The organization was en-
at s:57 o'clock about Ave minutes after ne ','."
| the ballot at St Louis became Known MAJ.
| In the Office Of General Bird W. spence. al
| ave Mayor Andrew Mclean was cna"" '".,.,.n
| Clty Clerk r. Il. Tiniall was seiee'f' a. mora
| The incorporators are Ex-Mayor Wa'.o" y. pgh
ex-Mayor Gilbert Bogar,. Thomas "a''Sn' nss,
ard MorreI co.Onel j9nn 4 I Pa1K RIDer Moss &
Worthen. 7. NJ Moore. Peter RED IN ~ 4 ohn Kra
| Charles ~ Wilcox W r. CASTOR hv ~ Tynds y.
". A. Willard Robert Watson. "A o.
j. r. Clinton and Arthur l. Benedict
HOW NETWORKS DELEGATES -. 80,
| DESPITE MACHINE MADE fETTERs NJ
II VOTES OF THE EMPIRE STATE 80,
ST. Louis. June Is (speciaD-Ne,"- .o,ss fox
- votes for Levi =. Morton anu - n,or,so
william Mckinley The nuihoe' ally was