The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-11
DALY'S EASY WIN
HARRISON COUNCILMAN IS
REN0MINATED.
Beats McWatters by Majority of 2s6.
Had a Parade to Cele-
brate It.

Harrison was free from primary contests
yesterday, with the exception Of the Fourth
Ward, where John ]. Daily and Bernard J.
McWatters were opposed to each other for
the Democratic nomination for Council
man. DAILY won with a majority Of $50
carrying the first district by a majority Of
50 and the second district by a majority
of 217.
The total Democratic vote at the prl-
mary was 444, Of which DAILY received 800
and McWatters 79.
When his victory was assured. Days
| friends escorted him about the town at the
head of a procession and. with red nre
and other fireworks, celebrated with en-
thusiasm.
A negro voter In the Second Ward Gre
ated some amusement when he stepped up
to vote, and on being offered a ballot
answered tina he had his, which he gave
to Frank Brophy, one Of the election om-
GERS. Brophy discovered that the negro
had handed hin two ballots folded together
and called the mans attention 10 IL.
Oats all right the negro answered.
"Ah wants to vote for both sides
He was speedily told he could not 40
fhis and on being asked what DoX ne
wanted to vote In, he declared he was a
Democrat, and his ballot was cast ac-
cordingly. 4ho
The complete tickets nominated In the
eT The First Ward a total of 1888 votes
were cast, of which IT'S were Democratic
and 8 Republican, 1o.o. T
Sullivan; constable. Philip Carey; justice
| of the peace, William J. Harrisoni 1ei t,
ga'es to State convention, John ;; OMet1
convention. Bernard J Callagnaa, sonn
Reid and William Ford; delegates 10 1oEn
convention. Henry J. Bulger, owen r.
Renublican-Delegate to State. county
and town conventions, John IL Hunter, ro
Second Ward-A total OF ~ votes sc wmd
Democratic-For Councilman; Joseph ~
Henry; constable, Frank rGmarp 2 Rice Rice:
delegates TO county convention, Patrlck
Doherty, John J. Enright and william tna
Morton; delegates p 70 dwo Town sc6 6In and
James Kearns. Republican-Deiegate 70
state convention, Edward M. Hughes;
delegate to county and town conventions
'G In the Third Ward "a ballots were cast,
of which IA were Democratic and ~ ~.
publican. TIC tickets ,o, nom1ne' eJobn weiJJ J.
| COVE: Delegate to State Convention,
James Wilhelm; Delegates to County Con-
vention. Edward ]. Helbig and saepne efion
Martin F.. Desmond and Christopher MIL
lett. ~ CAor,os T
Sheridan: Delegate TO state Convention;
Frederick c. clifton; Delegates to County
Tonvention. William Englehardt ana
Henry w. Newban. 100 1,
Fourth Ward. 465 votes were cast, pr
which 44 were Democratic and u Hepuo-
lican' The tickets nominated are: Demo.
cratic-For Councilman, John ]. DAILY, first
district: for Constable. John J; CALLAHAN,
delegate to State convention, john ). DaIy.
delegate to county convention, Jonn berns,
delegate to town convention. john Anton;
second Observation-Disclosures to state conven-
ton, Joseph A. Riordan: delegates to conn-
tv convention, George w. Caparn ana Eo-
ward ]. Donnelly; delegates to town con-
~vention, John F. Muliigan and James Re
gan. Republican. first istrict.Deiega
to state convention, William Wilkie; dele
gate to county and town conventions,
Frederick Kenel: second distrfct-Delegate
to State convention, Elmer Harmer! qele-
gates to county convention. EDWARD *.
Paterson and Walter Storms.