The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-03-26
WINNING MEN.
Democratic Candidates En-
dorsed at the Open Pri-
maTies Last Night.
HEINTZE AMI. HOLLYWOOD
The Heads of the Ticket IMAM
imously Chosen Some Alder
manic Contests.
HEINTZE AND. HOLLYWOOD


there were contests. These were due to
the well founded belief that the election
is going to result in a splendid Demo-
cratic victory. The candidates were gen.
orally gentlemen who have not been worn
out in the political arena. They are
business men who have been induced to
enter the race.
It was gratifying to the committeeman
of the various wards to find the
vote was an unusually heavy one. In
wards where there were no contests more
than two-thirds of the enrolled voters
turned out and about the polling places
talked in a manner which demonstrated
that they propose doing all in their power
from now until election day to pile up
handsome majorities for the various can
dldates.
Ferdinand Heintz and Major Boltwood
had no opponents, and consequently are
now the regularly elected candidates. Both
men polled the same vote. This is re-
garded as fortunate by the committee
men, who believe it is proof positive
that there will be no scratching in the
Democratic ranks.
In the Second ward there was a hard
tussle. The ballots in the boxes show
that John j. Heaney received the great
est number of votes for the nomination of
Alderman for a two year term. There
will. it is said be new election, how
ever. Mr. Heaney's friends were SO de-
termined to defeat David ]. Buckley, that
it IS said that they wandered from the
straight and narrow path. In two pre-
cincts there was disposition shown to
emulate the example of the Republicans
in the Ninth ward. Mr. Buckley worked
a,ar rd Sch ~,
he was elected and will present to the
Appeals Committee of the City Commit
tee facts which will probably secure for
him new primary The fight will be
a merry one. Captain Kelly and his
friends are engineering Heavey's cam
paign. Buckley is a popular and strong
man. He says with a fair show he will
defeat Heavey. Heavey is. supposed to
have carried Frank J.. Hague for consta-
Bile through with him. John c. Hart
nett VIII despute his election on the same
ercund Buckley will try to nave Heavey's
IN the Fifth ward there was another con-
tset John j. Mulvaney, secretary of
the City c9mmittee. -had Francis Dom
AGAINST Charles Maxwell and John A.
Tracy. who were supported by C. p Smith
fair play is charged BY both sides Max
we'll ard Tracy went through with bells
on, defeating their opponents to l. Mr.
Mulvaney was beaten in his own pre-
cinct.
Irregular methods were practiced, he
charges In Aaxwells precinci. the
tOurtn. there We're mere men allowed to
vote than there. were rames on the enroll
naent books. Men not enrolled were, it
IS alleged allowed to vote by courtesy of
precinct, and men regularly enrolled
were frozen our. These are the allega-
tioaz.. The election is to be protested
TrTTll n AL -1r1eSe r. q
in the City Committee. The followers of
Maxwell and Tracy will be called upon to
explain how there We're more ballots than
there Were voters. In one precinct where
there are 319 voters of both parties il
would appear that 304 by the count last
night. are Democrats.
1t will be suggested that the proposed
new pr mary be conducted by disinterested
men under the supervision of the CITY
Committee If the request is granted,
tne winners are to be given the support
of every Democrat in the ward, which is
Democratic stronghold
In the Ninth ward, there was a friend
~ contest between Frank Follin and
Frank Scott for the. Aldermanic nominal
whoever polled the largest vote for the
fad not been applied for Under this ar
gmeh e las mante lfe boweTe haseg osn Ma done At
tsr e appeared on the scene as a candidate
Tor the one year term. It is now al
irreea1lar This will have to be deter
mined by the City Committee. Mr.. Scott
won the two year nomination beyond ali
do.'bf; ,. .l h,allin and Kroeller win fight it
IN the Eleventh Ward there was live
" battle between Rudolph Hartman and
Hartran's friends voted early and while
the pol,s We're open hustled. The elected
their Choice. Mellor accented his defeat
gracefully, and will help to elect Hart.
nan.
The voters of the Twelfth Ward had
Two Two men for the one-year term to choose
An unusual vote was pelled TO the sur.
PRr Ro5er Sc OF s .ssveryone Joh1 2. BoIdt defeated
and Arthur j. Corbett won the two-yes r
termination ON "a narrow margin over
benjamin w Cohen and George Werner
The Aldermanic candidates from whose
eelesctlon there will De mo appeal are as
First ward-James Burns. one vaar
William J. Moran, two years
Third Ward-Archibald NJ. Henry. one
Fourth ward-salnuel d. Warren, one
Sixth Ward-Anthony Hauck. two
Seventh Ward-Henry Gotthardt, one
year: Eduard Barr. two years
Eighth Ward-DanieI NJ Shine, two
Ninth Ward-Fr rank cott. two years.
Tenth Ward-F'rank j. Weis, two years.
Eleventh Ward-Rudolph E. Hartman
one year; Dennis Mullins, two years.
Twelfth Ward-John 3. Bold, one year:
Arthur J. Gorbett two years.
The undisputed candidates FOR constable
and their terms are
First Ward-John Fl. Masker, three
years
Third-Charles f. Wedin, one year, and
William Herche, three years.
Fourt1-N. Peler Wedin, one year; Will
liam Hogan, three years.
Sixth-MichaeI Ki1cauley, three years.
Eighth-Mat THEW McDonnough, one
z year; James Flynn, three years.
Tenth-Miefae iNugent, three years.
Eleventh-Thomas Golden. one year;
Richard Garrick, two years; Patrick H.
Leddy. three years.
Twelfth-Thomas r. Enright, one year;
Louis Hoehl. three years.
In the Eighth Ward Hugh Mooney is
the candidate for Justice of the Peace
for tive-year term. The Tenth has
named BENJAMIN Evans and John J. Gaff-
ney; Eleventh, John ]. Coffey and Henry
Hinnerwisch.
Among the delegates to the State con-
yaensiors elected are:-James e. Kelly,
Daniel J. Tierney. Alex. Roe, Joseph Mall
lon, James j. Clark Frederick Sulger.
Matthew Reard0n. e. j. Cagrol, John
II. Brown, Patrick Quinlan. John Cavan-
agh. M J.. ODonnelb Edward Kenny,
Pierce r. Fleming, James Delaney. J. n:
Davis, Peter Hurley. f IL Daily, Daniel
= Smith, James P. Hall, Charles Y: Fol-
Ter, John Garland. John G. Erien. EdWard
Deviile. Phillip McAEaae, Henry Steffen,
Marcus Ballharlt Gecrge S Fonnf ~ IN