New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
NEWJERsEY POLITICAL NOTES.

The name OF Senator Hsnn~ occupies the first
place on the bills announcing the Republican rally
in the Asbury Park Auditorium tomorrow night
Places on the platform have been reserved for
Cornelius N. Bliss and Frederick s. Gibbs Of New
ginia.
The remark by South Jersey Democrat that the
Gold Democrats of that part of the State ARE
quietly stealing back into their old home in their
stocking feet" surprised a Jersey City Democrat
into exclaimlng that. Some of the South Jersey
Democrats s would not be permitted to break their
Reports from a reliable source IN Bergen County
say that people who have the in preston that the
Gold Democrats there going to give Bryan any
more support this year than they gave him four
years ago will have difficulty in Identifying
their mistake after the election. Sixteen to one
never has been and never will be popular with the
people Of Bergen County, whether they are farm
ers. merchants, mechanics or every day politicians
in plain clothes.
The announcement that ex-JudSe Thomas r
Noonan is a candidate for Congress in the With
New-Jersey District is not meeting with much
favor among the leading Democrats of Hudson
County, who base their opposition upon the fact
that Mr.. Noonan lives in Bayonne which is in the
With Congress District They say that while this
does make Mr.. Noonan Ineligible to the onice
they think 1t would be for the Democrats
to go outside the With District for candidate
especially while they have such good Democratic
material Senator Allan L. McDermott ex-Judqs
Robert Hudspeth and Mayor HOos to select from.
The Frelinghuysen Lancers the crack marchine
Republican organization of New-Jsrsey, will escort
Senator Foraker to the convention OF the Repub-
lican State League in Columbia Hall. GreenviIe
Jersey City, on September 13.
Hudson County Democrats will be pohing all
kinds and sizes OF fun at William B. Gourley
chairman Of the Democratic State Committee be-
fore the middle of next week" said leading MEM
baTO Of he Ind Ounfv
on Saturday. When asked why So he replied: I:
'Oh, we'll, Mr. Gourley will change the date az tha
State Convention, but the fun poking viii be a
continuous performance"
Ex-Judge and former Assemblyman Robert Hus,
peth is of the favorites redlined bv ths D.rna
Gratis of the With Congress District as IN. .rn
cessor Of the late William D. DAILY II was sotd
in Jersey City Saturday that the candidates for
the nomination now stand in this order: Allan T.
McDermott Robert Hudspeth Mayor Hoo. vv4+h
number OF lesser lights patiently and hopefully
holding the bag. Mr.. McDermott was against Rrvan
four years ago Mr.. Hudspeth was understood to
Mayor Hoos was an outspoken supporter OF BRYAN
Passaic County Democrat. who seems to be
speaking one having authority says that genator
Braun, although he has peremptory declinsd a
tion for Senator. would accept the Demo-
cratic nomination for Sheriff. provided II shall he
rendered to him with party unanimity 1t is re-
membered in Paterson that Senator Braun and
Mr.. Gourley had spirited contest In a local noI,t
ical matter not long ago in which the Senator was
not worsted a chasm between them was tha ra
suit, but 1t Is said that II has been bridged over
with the Senator acting as gatekeeper both ends
small space in the little middle of f.
Two new names have appeared for the place on
the Republican electoral ticket to which the I'D
Congress District is entitled They are Hupb ~
Hamml and Assemblyman Ira W. Wood of Mercer
County. both worthy and representative Republl-
cans. Mayor Mckenzie and Edward D. Easton
equally worthy and representative Bergen County
Republicans, mentioned as probable candidatss
for the same place in the With Congress District
At the meeting OF the Republican State League
in Jersey City September IS a president a vice.
president from each Congress district and an ex-
ecutive committee. consisting OF one member from
each of the tWenty-one counties In New-Jersev
will be elected. Each regularly organized club will
be entitled five delegates in addition TO It's presI
dent, and five alternates 1t Is requested that the
names of the delegates be sent to the secretary
of the State League before the day OF the conyen-
tion.
When the chairmen OF the Republican committees
Of the twenty-one counties in New-Jersey make
their report to the Republican State Committee this
week the latter ought to be able TO get a stratght
line on the work required be done 10 smooth ou+
OF the factonal differences and dor-,n-tb.
manger chickering's In some parts OF the State
There are few Republican politicians In New
Jersey who have for years been determined To hsva
their own way, even at the expense OF party unity
and party success Some of these men have hasn
sat on pretty hard but not with sufficient emphasis
10 squelch them, and is the time to put On ths
SreSsure that II will nut - ~',~