New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-27
NEW,JERsEY POLITICAL NOTES.

Senator Z. C. Stokes, the vlce-chairman of the
Republican State Committee. said on Saturday that
the last meeting of the committee in Newark de-
veloped some satisfactory intelligence as to the
political situation over the State The rumors
started by Democratic authority that the colored
Republicans Of New-JeIsey were dissatisfied with
and fatty contradicted as to be exceedingly graft
B$en6SbIican state Convention at Trenton on Sep
TENDER Senator Stokes said, about completed.
If the difficulty Of finding candidate which now
prevails does not necesstate postponement the
Democrats of the Ist Congress District will meet
at Salem September 10 to nominate candidate
to try titles with Congressman Loudenslager.
Samuel Iredell the Democrat who tried to break
into the House of Representatives from that dis
scespt renomination But the modesty Of Mr.
Ire1ell need not prevent the cQnyention from MAX
Atkinson or ex-senator George Pfeiffer.
The fact that according to his own statement.
William B. GourIey. chairman OF the Democratic
is Colonel Budd?' indicates that Mr. Gourley was
@hd When ef the the o6ne So 9 ShG In
And now there will probably be more trouble be-
tween Democratic gentlemen.
Two Sussex County Democrats making
lively contest for the nomination for the As
sembly. They are the veteran James L. De Witt
John A. Mcbride Both live at Deckertown, and
are S he % @ but Sy he Is
ncans If they make good nomination and work
untedly for their candidate.
1.-THE Jersey City News" which has a COM
mendably frank way of discussing the affairs
well as measuring up the members of its
party, is puzzled to know why Thomas F Noonan,
wants to run for Congress in the With District,
ination in his own baiiiwick. and give Congressman
Charles n Fowler Sds4 run for his t money! MI
for Congress in the With District. and it may be
denial then still disposes him not to accept all the
good things that the Democrats have at their dis
posal
William Davidson. OF Passaic, is said to be the
leader IN the Republican race for the seat in the
Assembly OF the late John King. AS between Cap
tain J. E. Shaw and William Barber who pull
ing hard for the Republican nomination for the
f II the townsh6s may be reqSred to %
termine who shall be the candidate.
sidored to be so overwhelmingly Democratic that It
hardly worth while for Republicans to turn
out to vote. has changed somewhat Of late. Per-
haps 1t VIII cause surprise to ether ether parts Of
Newton Herald whose Democracy is above suS-
nges IN h nSi h bTe beomgs to
Hun County and not to Morris County In
years of the time in Congress which belongs to
Mr.. Bunnell has stirred up commoton In the WITH
District and 1t is reported that the friends or Con-
their efforts make sure OF his reconciliation, and
that they fear that ex-senator Kuhl of Hunterdon,
may take the seat in Congress away from Morris
County
AS the time for holding the convention APP
proaches new candidates for the Democratic NOM
nation in the With Congress District appear
ing Among those most recently named likely
to be able to make Congressman Fowler hustle are
George A. Uelme, of MiddleseX County, and Samuel
Patterson. of Monmouth County 1t is understood
that Andrew D. Lane, Edward S. Wilde and S. s.
Childs still willing to be considered by the
vention and reconsidered by the people.