The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-10-11

The above ticket for Congressional and
county honors was nominated yesterday
by the Republicans of Hudson County
assembled in Lincoln Hall. The Congress
sional convention took place at p. NJ.
and at P. NJ. the County convention,
acting under Mr.. Richard Croker's
famous injunction to give the young men
a chance the leaders pushed forward the
juniors, who ran the convention. made
the speeches and named the candidates.
A few minutes before O'Clock Chair
man E. w. Woolley seized his gavel and
facing the delegates. said:-
Gentlemen. propose to open this con-
vention with three cheers for Mckinley
and Roosevelt
Up rose the delegates and yelled. Law
yer F. w. Angel of Lafayette, with an
evident leaning to Tammany, couldn't re-
frain from adding Tiger"
Secretary f. w. Lockwood, when the
din. subsided, proceeded with the roll, and
1s6 delegates responded.
Chairman Woolley was nominated for
temporary chairman, but he declined, and
Lawyer Isaac F. Goldenhorn was select-
ed. Isaac blushed and rushed to the plat
form fearful lest the convention should
change its mind.
Mr.. Goldenhorn began in the stereotyped
way to predict victory for his party. He
warned the convention not to elect w. J.
Bryan and harped on Organism, masses
against classes false isms and Issues
etc., etc., and denounced broken promises
lin others-and wound up with solemn
warning that the nominee of the con-
vention should be supported by every Re-
publican and every vote should be
brought out.
Frank Lockwood was nominated Secre-
tary and elected. Then began nominations
for committees resulting in these:-
Resolutions-J. Andrews, R. D. Ur-
quhart, F. Van Wrinkle, H. II. Abernethy.
J. Richter, F. Angel, A. LANCER, H. C.
Griffiths, F. ]. Higgins. NJ. w. Dixon, A.
Knox F. ]. Stuhr; Hoboken, ]. H. O'Don-
nell, G. H Swain, w. Mann, ]. Wagner.
J. Strauss; West Hoboken, E. c. Ever.
hart; Town of Union, H. Bell; West New
York, W. Mackin; Weehawken, L. C. Rei-
per; West Hudson. J. Wood.
Credentials-Jersey City, A. P. Hay, =.
F. Perlowski, NJ. Finek, w. II. Simmons
M. NJ. Fagan, ]. zumbusch. s. r. Will
liams, III. L. Meyer, R. A. Simpson, F.
H. Stevens, $. Monroe, II. j. Lembke;
Hoboken, c. H. Wardell, Jr., w. T.. Con-
dit A. Keller, A. Gunbaldi. Il. Schroeders
West Hoboken. c. v. Farr; Town OF
Union, w. o. Armbruster; West New
York, John MCGOWAN; Weehawken, w.
Wenner; West Hudson. III woolobe.
Permanent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES City, A.
e. White, G. Harper. J.. Smell, C. n. King.
5. Reardon, Il. H. Washburn, c. N. Pink-
ney, w. K. Birdsal, E. %. Bacon, A.
Klein, D. M. Durrell, G. Raisch; Hobolxen.
D. Hubbell, R. w. Dewey, A. Rodman.
J. Christie, w. II. Dodd; West Hoboken.
y. NJ. Cowan; Town Of Union. H Balbach:
Weehawken, ]. H. Woodman; West Hud-
son, ]. Freeman.
Rules-Jersey City, G. Francis, =.
Mitchell. L. d. Cassell. Clay Tilden, ].
Knopp. d. S. Jackson. Harry Smith. P.
Koonz. J. p. Landrine, A. w. Carr, NJ.
Herney, H. Bennett; Hoboken, C. Van
Dreele, ]. Lipp. c. ]. Kelly, w. G.. Faist.
e. Beebe; West Hoboken, Chas. Ermisch:
Town of Union, Otto c. Nichols; Wee
hawken, A. Hunt; West Hudson, w.
Wilkie.
The committees returning after an
hour fulfilling small blum of doing work.
and Delegate Howard c. Griffith proceed
ed to read the report of the COMMITTEES
ON Resolution. AT the last moment a few
corrections were made in 1t. In quoting
Dewey's words at Manila, Damn the tor
pedoes." etc., the committee thought the