Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-12
|NDORSE
MAYOR HAUSSL|NG
Slate for Municipal and coun-
ty Offices Unanimous !.
ly Approved.

Mayor Jacob Haussling will again
head the list of recommended nomi-
nations thai will be offered to the
Democratic County Committee by
the executive committee.
AS the guests of City Counsel
James R. Nugent, the members of
the executive committee and other
Democratic leaders, $50 in all, dis
cussed the city and county nominal
lions yesterday at Scott's Pavilion,
Avon-by-the-Sea.
The following were the candidates
unanimously Endorsed:
For Mayor of Newark Jacob
Haussling.
Albert H. Biertuempfel and Charles
P. Gillen.
For City Home Trustee-William
Hyland.
For Congress-Ninth District, Wal
ter l. Mccoy; Tenth District, Ed
ward W. Townsend
For County Clerk-Joseph W. Nc
Donough. of West Orange.
For County Supervisor-Edward
Schickhaus.
For Board of observation-disclosures
]. Quinn. Of the Tenth Ward; Fred
c. Steck, of the Fourteenth Ward,
and John H. Waters, of Belleville.
For Presidential Electors-Ninth
Congressional District, Edward M.
Waldron, of Newark; Tenth Con-
%gressional District, Edwin A. Brad
ley, of Montclair.
For Assembly-Louis Lewis, Six
teenth Ward; John A. Matthews.
Sixth Ward; William A. Mcguire,
Eleventh Ward; Simon L. Fisch,
Seventh Ward; Samuel L. Kestler
and Joseph Papscoe. Fourteenth
Ward; Hubert j.. Rowe and Michael
Castellano, Fifteenth Ward; Fred j..
Fisher. Sixth Ward; Frank A. Foley,
Fifth Ward; John T. Rogers. Fourth
Ward; Adolph Hobsner. Seventh
Ward; John j. Bracken, Orange;
Lawrence McCabe. East Orange;
Charles A. Nutting, Caldwell; Bennett
H. Fischer, Montclair.
Take Up Nominations.
After dinner had been served, Mr..
Nugent explained that he had invited
them to discuss plans for the coming
campaign.
They were not there to dictate nom
nations, he said. The Essex organl-
cation had been built up without die
tation, likewise, without n to!nt Of
graft and was now a working t.ody
that no man could point g finger at.
81 recall" he concluded. that Wig
tor Hugo said that the man who
had one friend was a marvel, that
the man who had five didn't exist,
but l say that the friends of our or
ganization are numbered by the I'M
dreds. In the renaissance Of the
Democratic party Essex will be found
doing its part"
Sheriff John F. Monahan, as chair
man of the executive committee, then
called for nominations.
congressman Edward w. Townsend
and Mccoy were both present, as
were also County Supervisor Schick-
haus, Mr.. McDonough, the county
clerk choice, and Messrs. Steck,
Quinn and Waters, named for free
holder candidates.
A committee of three composed of
!. Harry Hull. of Nutley, Board Of
Works Commissioner Charles +. krae-
mer and Commissioner Moses Reich
man was named to confer with the
Democrats of that part of the Eighth
Congressional District which lies
within Hudson County with power to
name an electoral candidate.
Informal discussion of aldermanic
candidates under the new ward lines
also took place. AS far as the ward
executive committees have acted
this is the slate: First Ward.
Angelo r. Bianchi; Second Ward,
Frank Diener; Third Ward, Herman
Scheininger; Fifth Ward, j. Francis
Hanlon; Seventh Ward, C. j. Har-
rington; Ninth Ward, Frederick ALI
sop; Tenth Ward, Patrick C.. O'Brien;
Eleventh Ward, j.. A. Cullerton;
Twelfth Ward, Urban Schaeffer;
Thirteenth Ward, John F. Reilly;
Fourteenth Ward, Anthony Schuck;
Sixteenth Ward, John M. Judge. The
three wards where candidates I'VE
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