Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-23
REPUBLICANS
NAME SLATE
FOR ASSEMBLY
Iohn Ten Brock, Arthur v.
Schenck and Rene P. F.
Won Mlndsn.
UNDECIDED ABOUT MAYOR
Delegates to be Sent to the
State Convention--ThIs
City's Delegation.
DEMOCRATIC EXCURSION
Annual Outing Takes PIac.
Today When That Slate
Will bs Completed.
UNDECIDED ABOUT MAYO
DEMOCRATIC EXCURSION

With the limit up tomorrow for the
filing of petitions for the nominations
for assemblymen and senator's, the re-
publicans today announced the slate
for assembly as endorsed by the county
organization. County Chairman Pfeif-
fer this morning said that the three as
sembly candidates who would receive
the backing Of the organization would
be John s. Ten Broeck, Of Perth Am
boy, Arthur V. Schenck, of New Bruins
Market. Mr.. Won Minden was mem
Der Of the legislature two years ago
and was candidate last year, but was
defeated along with the rest Of the
ticket.
The limit for fling petitions for del
egates and for the city offices will not
expire until August 29 Mr.. Pfeiffer
said this morning that as yet the party
had no one for mayor. Middlesex
county will send forty-three delegates
to the state convention when a candi-
date for governor will be nominated.
These forty-three men win have to be
divided between ffty-fve polling dis
tricts. Perth Amboy is entitled to seven
and one-half delegates.
No announcements have as yet been
made as to who the democratic candi-
dates will be although it is pretty GER
tain that they will be the same as last
year with the exception of Edward
Burt, of New Brunswick, who has de-
clined to run. 1t is pretty generally
accepted that August Streitwolf, of
New Brunswick, will be the man in his
place. The other men are DR.. w. E.
Ramsay, Of Perth Amboy and John V,
L. Booraem, Of Old Bridge.
Tt Is likely that when the democratic
excursion which is being held today,
returns the slate will be completed.
Democratic Excursion.
Over one hundred men, prominent re-
publicans and democrats, left the steam
boat dock, after eleven clock this
morning on this outing, joining several
hundred others from New Brunswick,
Sayreville and South Amboy. The af-
fair is being conducted by the demo-
cratic clubs Of the county. Republi-
cans and democrats alike mingled on
the dock here this morning congregat-
ing in small knots and discussing the
weather, the bake, Sundays raid and
incidentally, politics.
prominent ueHlOCIdIS 'OI bne county
and city, including Senator George S.
Silzer, County Clerk B. NJ Cannon,
Mayor Bollschweiler, Collector of Rev
enue Richard F. White, members of the
city council and other boards left to-
gether on the palatial steamer Howard
Carroll for Donnelly's Grove, College
Point, Long Island.
The steamer was scheduled to arrive
at 1915 O'Clock but delays at New
Brunswick and the other points kept
the boat late.
1t is expected that political booms
will be launched at the grove, and there
is a possibility of slate being arran-
ged. A speaker of national reputation
has been secured, but his identity Is
being kept secret until the time arrives
for his address.
The excursion was arranged for by
the combined democratic clubs of Mid
dlesex county. Deputy Sheriff Edward
F. Houghton is chairman of the commit
tee in charge.