The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-06
GOLD AND VICTORY.
New Jersey Sure to Go Dem
oCratic on a Sound
Money Platform.
FREE SILVER MEANS DEFEAT
Allan McDermott's Letter the
Topic Of the Day-AlI
Eyes ON Chicago.
snecfozfo the Jerseu Cstu Meas.

National Convention viii be called to
order on Tuesday. and on the same day
Carrot A. Hobart, at his home in Pater-
son. Will be formally notified of his
nomina tion as Vice President by the
recent National Republican Convention.
All the delegates to the Chicago Com
vention proceeded yesterday to their
destination, with the exception Of Sem
ator Smith, who had gone a few days
ahead, and Senator Daily, who left this
morning.
Ex-Judge Allan L. McDermott a
caused quite a sensation by his letter, in
which he intimated plainly that the only
thing which all good Democrats should
do. if the National Convention nominated
a silver man for President and adopted
a silver platform, was to oppose the
ticket. For this sentiment he is warmly
a~pplauded by old-time Democrats, such
as ex-Judge Yard, and by the representa-
tives OF the younger element. Still, there
are some Democrats, such as Colonel
Edward Livingston Price. OF Newark.
who believe that Mr.. McDermott has
been too hasty in the PRONUNCIATION of his
opinion.
Delegate James w. tanning. of the
Second District, said, just before he start
ed for the convention, that. no matter
what declaration it made on the money
cuestion xvhethar in favor If golx1 ell.
yer or copper, he would stand by it, and
not for any consideration would he care
to he 4 bolter Senator Smith before
his departure had little to say. He hoped
for a brighter outcome thai the situation
nor+ravs
g4 49, n -
convention it is not predicted that he
Jersey A majority of the delegates
from this state are willing TO submit 10
the dictates Of the convention, no mat
ter what they may be. Ex-senator Ed
wards. who is a delegate from Hudson
= neassse ,
ares the proceedings the New Jersey
sDa-ooro ha,1d as+har nam;na. -
y si'4e ~ -
ELECTORAL ticket at ali. or else name one
favorinr a gold standard with the I'M
5.s. .ss
u~srstaA4lhs tnaI Y II Is eiectea the Voie
GRAZ Who 1s SOUND on the money ques-
tion. Ana quite q NUMBER OF democrats
agree with Mr. Edwards,
silly enough 10 believe that a silver can
didate can carry the State. Among those
are Trenton Democrats, who contend
education that the people ma fully I'M
derstand the advantages which would ac-
erue from the free and unlimited coin
age of silver.
All ewes are t,rned anvhow on Chi
eago. Republicans are as much interest
ed as Democrats in the proceedings Of
the convention, and excitement viii run
high Ss DUNE nasn :, he week, S ~ -.
New Jersey Repubiieans TuesSav next
MhiT marx ! great epoch in his career.
ms Palatiaa meme n ratsssoh VIII pc
Sa u PIE r. o. a,,rr a1srae9ioh a. ma aaar Jay IN a tha
leading Republicans Of the State, TO-
getner WITH CROWDS OF hls fellow towns
I pna, wao saae sTeat Rrlae n tae noIl2T
p riss e p%o ofS2a IN bas ihl baa a1o ~ : ), lapIi
sour years aso hls name was not mem
ssH1nasu ~ asatlonal Lohsehtlol At
s,cb afPeaf;va 2garI5 ~ or he "a o ~
siaaiire : covarnar and 20
lat,5raa tbat be is now ona ~ e 80 So
ms rnen If fba cal,,fry AZ a racoonj-
tion Of his LOYALTY and abijitv fhe ST
Louis convention made him its candidate
for Vice Prasfd ont. Yes nayt T1les3av
win be a great day for Mr.. Hobart. ana
the third of November will still be a
greater day if the ballots of the people
elect him to the second highest office in
Their gift.
mean 70 carry the STATE ls evincea py
me peTsohnel ana qrsanizaIion OF thelr
SeatS o99a..hltsse. = .1aee3g succeed u VIII
! LII : II ! ~ ~ aeiz tna tlss staie
mnl ~ uueag 81 M I'm IN i Dsaiuerasae
Ill., a,,,hI'cs IL 70 = s,e rso
Earao e craale, for Prasi5sne IN 1915 +ha
sfste u-o,,id have gone DaTnaaratic Fo1r
wears before ii gave Seymour 4 majority.
Of $50, and in 1864 Mcclellan carried If
by 1901. 1t was one of the three States
only which stood by Mcclellan in that
memorable campaign. the others being
Delaware and Kentucky. In 1876. Tilden
carried the state BY l215; IN 1886, Han
cock oy 2,Ul0; IN 1874, Cleveland by 4,35l:
n iess; CisFslanu BY r.i45s ana asain N
dos5 NSr.aaara = ~ ~ a rae NH Sufl
a,1sf5 asaS \ ~ ~ sayuh pc
o9tsrr nil i Isn,t fn5 T. nssn1uoornraalr
e he ssrver craza vhieh dan,inat ~ Z" ~
Ch4naon r9nvanfinn =
The Republicans see the opportunity of
their lives and thew are gnipe 10 nros5f
bv II. Their State committee bss beep or.
aan.zed with 4 snIe eve ~ h,,e3ness
Frank,in M1rnbv mas heen re1alan4ad
chairman He 10 a nractsral r,al;tic,ar ara
ie nossessed IF tha needf,i sInay-s ~ r,ar
~ nroeacuta ! e,lccessfnl aanng, r~hn
Kean bas i,ean chosan +raasrras 7 ~ ~
-ro,nniftee Ia fon ;s . n~aatia.1 nens
tsaian ~ lcnq ana va ried a~na4anaa po :
80 SO fbat tha 49, sApoli M ! y
70 49, ! ao,,as - Wta never
De sHors u Z uoilaSs 70 pay necessary ex-
DtfSes as ttHS DIS MI. he6Q Is the f1DdI-