The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-29
JERSEY AT CHICAGO
Her Delegation Will Strive
for a Sound Money
Platform.
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REPUBLICANS GETTING TO WORK
State Committee Meets Tomorrow
-Rumors of Colonel Toffey's
Reinstatement.
special to The .Isyssu otu Ns,us.


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s'oe souaiu c0ffehcs. senator oiai'
even oet'er AhoWh now cnan ne was
iour sssis aso, ucause y mrs setstoe
s1ace 'nen m the onileo states SENATE
ne mas become iDeQter acquainted with
the national leaders of his party. and
consequently great things are expected
OIL nm
Mr.. McDermott, while a gold standard
man to the core. vet is not onnosea TO
a.
me adoptlon OF a conservative course
by the convention. He will be New Jer-
sey's representa- five on tq,a ronm5ttee ON
pa.o,nAa.- - s.S.SNAa.S
ne3oiueohs' ana III the aellperauohs Oh
that body he will certainly create quite
an Impression Mr. MeDermott fee,s
tha+ tbis - arstsaa, $50 -
tnae rMs , d most criucai period TOT
the Democratic party, and he is deter
mined to do all in his mower IN avert
the disaster which +hrea+ens nc ax;s+-
ass- : as
ence, owing 10 the wild aggressions of
the silver men of the South and West.
Although he has newer servad in CON-
'N eisea ia Soh-
gress, Mr. McDermott is not without
a reputation outside of New Jersey. He
has made hts marx al homo n,b,la oct
ins &C aha,rmsn - oaie ~ act-
ing as chairman OF the State Committee,
and when he and the late Leon ADbett
were IN contro, oe syairs - n.x.s"s
: ~ e0a o,' o. ana,rs ms party al,
file TODAY clamor for his reinstatement.
IL sds "a nas;t;aa asm.e 90
VI aAs olu POSITION. because they have
confidence in him that he would conduct
a most hri,,iant camnoton u,s 49,
viii be heard with no Uncertain SO Sound sii st
IInncea5o, aisu II %lu NOT pe MS 1auit II
~ consentioh ADOPTS a disastrous pol
icy ra
Mr. bloogetts NEWS on the. money
9uesHon are not positively known but
tAS Aot uCttoiES u the STATE convention.
which made him a delegate. His ser
vice of six years in the United States
Senate has given him an g advantage
He is wen aco,Iaintea viii ynos4 ~ 80
Democratic leaders and perhans ne NAV
81 depended upon 10 do good missionary
Ex-J1,dea ,ralmsn 81 rio, ldot.es. -
the Other deleeafa-af-IaTse Is not o uaaryy,,
as well known as his colleague. He halls
from SCUM Jersey, where it is reported
me SILVER craze is getting a hold of men
OF both parties. He Is committed to a
gold standard. however. and it is net
feared that he will go back on his in
strsetions;
Henry NJ. Harley, Camden; George W.
batchner, Cumberland: James W. Ian
Ge5rge a. Hslme. tMidilesax: DJ LANES
Bergen. Somerset; Lewis T. MARIN. Sus-
SEX Elias c. Drake. Morris; Henry B.
G siiqh; 1Ksr THser M and Rdw roTeet FMas assaie;
Essex; William ?. DAILY and William b.
Union ma and H Taoqaas r + Saol 6. Marsh,
Nearly ali are alreaav xno rUratt ~ T fsns a.
politics. senator Daly IS nyro 81 da5ne IN Il
Democrafs Fl e eid eoup pie ha ms fellow
exhibition of his ~eloduence on irnnortant
occasions. Ex-senator Marsh has more 81
s not given to such eloquent outbursts.
Ex-senator Winton is a philosopher in
his own way. He is of the MePherson
for good work done in \ ny;ai us ~ uIrl
Senator McIhersonis long raign - aasas
his most Iovs1 foilows.~ A'o"A % one OF
judge Goftfrieff Kr,aoer ,aots -
t.onal reputation. For 4 number Of Years
He vet naainfaains bi Isl. gr, iiu ar pronn1nenee
ana his nartS sau uls ZIP N ESSEX County
Thomas r. Noonan Is a vn,inr man 81
much force of character, who IS fond Of