The Jersey City news., 1901-09-30

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S The Il 5Yifo,1 county delegation Saturday
caucused for nearly three hours at the
Democratic Club rooms III this city The
delegation Is split and an informal bal
lot resulted in this vote on Governor:
James M Seymour, of Newark, 35; James
E. MARITIME, Of Plainlield, Is; blank, l.
Seven delegates were absent, and of these
the Seymour men claim votes sure.
which would bring his strength up to Il
MARITIME, who, the Seymour claim, has en-
tered the fight for former Senator James
smith, received the entire votes Of the
Flalnneid deiegatlon ana from Elizapetl
PVT got none from any other part OF lhe
county. Mar1lne expects 20 get VOTES ne
says from otner coun1ies' ana senlnAs =
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lhe senlimehe u puinhs 'on County ~
the state tcket Is aeciaeuiy IN iaNoi =
mayor seymour lot s5oVerhor' anu i ioonS
as II ne would get the entire oeiesalioh.
Passalc county mas eiecteu seVeiiey -hsile
delegates TO the democratic STATE Soi-
yention. six more than the NUMBER al
lotted under the official call. The deie-
CATION will stand for Christian Bfauh,
and the programme up to last night y 70
remain with Braun to the last.
At least ten OF the men eieeted aeie-
gates were favorable to Mayor seymour
less than week ago, and If a break
comes Seymour will have ten delegates
from Passaic county.
There are eight delegates from Morris
town and township. The delegates are
unpledged, but It IS We'll known iact
that all are Seymour men, with one ex-
ception
From the look of things in Morris II
would seem that the delegates preferred
Seymour to any other candidate, but
would vote for any one on whom the
nartv can unite. They desire harmony
hove everything else.
The sentiment of the delegation of Ber-
gen is that if Seymour shows that he is
the strongest man in the State he will
receive some of its votes. No estimate
can be placed at this time on the vote
that will be given to any candidate
The Democrats of Sussex County are
very favorable to Mayor James M. Sey-
mour and anxious that the next Governor
of New Jersey shall be a Democrat. The
county primaries We're held Saturday and
as far as learned, with one exception, the
town Of Lafayette, the delegates We're
elected unpledged
Hunterdon County will favor Senator
Cornish. second choice Ferrell Some vot-
ing places will send two sets of delegates.
Township primaries were held in Som
erset County Saturday. The three dele
gates elected in Somerville were un-
pledged.
Delegates unpledged, but ready to fall
in line for whatever candidate ex-senator
smith Of Newark chooses to put in the
t;eld were elected at the Democratic
held in New Brunswick Thursday night
without opposition. Throughout Middle
sex County the result was mixed. Many
,s.t,,a aeIasates will favor the nomination
Is Mavor Seymour on the first ballot
cut If the bitter fights for control Of
the Essex delegation come claims from
,,ot,, siaes that thev will under the unit
-, o.st +ba 1S1 votes of the county.
Ir.,dar I'll +,,a cond;tions. therefore. it is
,ass J., 7,ro,7;ct thai whoever succeeds in
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