New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-10
NEW.JERSEY POLITICAL NOTES.

would appear that the hostilities between WuIlar,
B. GourIey and the remainder Of his Democrat,
state Committee and Robert Davis. the Hudson
County Democratic leader. might enable the Re-
pubcans OF the With Congress District 70 give An
excellent account Of themselves in November
They have done 80 on several occasions. and this
r. s & Tee Tc toS e9 T. FspSS s Their &
well trained and always formidable political foe
The secretary OF the Democratic State Commit,..
is authority for the story that more than N.
hundred Bryan and Stevenson clubs have alresdg
been organized in NeW-Jersey outside OF Huaso,
County" Apart from Hudson. there are twenty
counties in the State. which shows thar-accor4f,.
10 the secretary's report. the average number -
Democratic clubs to each county IS ten. motion
enough al least Tor the clubs to BE- i5sntd r o1s
seem 10 De in order.
Finally Chairman GourIsy OF The Naz-r.--.
Democratic State Committee has permitted -
overlooking enthusiasm 20 make some figures -
the result OF the election His latest bulletin ssvz
Bryan win carry New-Jsrsey By ten thousand M
jority." Right on the back OF this. even before ~
had time 70 be seated and wipe the psrspiratfo7
from his greatly overtaxed dome OF thought % -
speak, he announced that United States senato-
Wellington. the disgruntled. and soon 70 be Dis
party in Nsw-Jersey Put wellington and zen rsoI -
on wengog NsVr MIND ANA @ e
body in New-Jersey knows what the discount On
that is. -
The latest Democrat to be mentioned sor co,-
sVvssna o Hobos shs MI xh e1 Ds w!s Richard
II was remarked by a Hudson County Democra,
on Saturday that II August Bruggeman, o. To-
boken should be called upon 70 accept the. Dsr,o-
cratic nomination for Congress he might rise %
the occasion ana SO ne might egt Il would hardly
rise too suddenly
II the Paterson Democrats are OF the same B,,,1
when their county convention meets that they a-s
now they will probably nominate John Faust s,-
Senator from Passsic County. provided they can
Is not new 10 public life but Is MOI nue. , East
outside OF PassaIc County.
While looking about FOR a candidate 70 oupos.
James F. Stewart in the With Congress District tss
Democrats for the second time found Frank Mars7
He had the honor OF being defeated by Congrsss-
Stewart two years ago. and. II reports be trus
they are said be by several OF his friends IA
Is rather reluctant &c accept denomination Ex-
TO take the place on the Democratic ticket baf i
Is said that even he doesn't banker after il.
Alderman Matthew Mcguire OF Paterson, said
few days ago that ne knew OF no reason why the
Democrats OF that city should have all the good
things. and that n they were 70 have Bryan visit
that city ne thought it would be proper 10 have
Francis Maloney. the Socialist candidate FOR Pres
done his. Mr.. Mcguire remarked Incidentally that
the Socialists doing more effective work this
year than they ever did before
Gold shoulder and snowballs would be appstiznz
IN comparison with the menu which Robert Davis
and his fellow Hudson County Democrats viii an
deavor 10 set before William B. GourIey when this
political campaign is ended" said yesterday one Of
those Hudson County Democrats who sits IN he
front row when the Robert Davis Association meets
IN the clubhouse, in Mercer-st.. Jersey City.
As was salc by The Tribune some days age The
Hudson County delegation TO the Democrats state
Convention. 70 be held at Trenton on WEDNESDAY
will be made up OF ten men, instead OF ~ and il
is safe to say that ten men have never more rs
luctantly foregons the pleasures OF outing with
the Robert Davis Association than James P Hall
Daniel Tterney, James Gallagher Edward c. Kelly
Carl Roth. Daniel Barry. James LSrkins, John
Ziszen Frank j. Brady and Michael j. Cannon
BY their fellow members or the Robert Davis As
ISOLATION, who VIII go on outing the
day, these ten men were regarded : having mads
pratSeworthy sacrifice, and they sncCuragef
70 attend the convention by the remark OF Their
party leader that When State Commits
and another chairman OF IL are elected. there ~
probably be change" Every Democrat in Hud-
County literally translates this declaration Q
that the war between William B. GOurlsy
and Robert Davis Is on, and stay until
Democratic vernacular, is q dead one politically