The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-03

Davis took shelter In that private Office
OF his-whose walls fairly reek with po-
iiticai pollution-and as he wanted his
satellites he admitted them They en-
tered meek as Moses, received their
orders. salaamed their obedience and
hied themselves to their posts.
THEY WON'T BE ENIFED.
Some men VINO called on Davis went
there for different purpose. They had
been informed by TIE JERSEY
CITY NEWS OF the Infamous
plot TO sell ont all Democratic can
70 force Mr.. Davis TO back down. Michael
Mullone OF the First District, and George
A. Hearney and Allan L. McDer mot t
were among those observed at the Sher-
ills door and It was cure ntly
rumored that these men gave
Mr. Mr.. Davis y distinctly understa d
any treachery for the purpose of electi ng
Davis pet Other persons VINO waited on
his Royal Highness. Boss Bob Davis
were Street and Water Commissioner
Charles Somers. Fire Commissioner John
H. Brown, Assemblyman Andrew J.
Boyle. Tax Commissioner John Prirge.
County Committeeman G. p. Smith and
John J. Barton. who was brought from
Snake Hill TO get his orders, and a score
OF lesser lights.
Strikers were plentiful enough to near
ly Ill the long corridor and those who
were OF use went away satisfied and the
others were made correspondingly miser-
able.
GIVING OUT THE BALLOTS.
In the County Clerks Office Dennis Me-
Laughlin and a corps of clerks were busy
giving out ballots to proper parties
and to none but those duly authorized to
receive them The work done In the
preparation of these officials ballots re-
mn nm MpI. h In.
FOR 1t is a tremendous piece of work to
print ! 200, 600 official ballots.
SCRATCH YOUR BALLOT.
Now as 10 the fixing of the ticket to be
voted tomorrow The impre ssion which
is very general, that the voter cannot
scratch his ticket Is wholly erroneous IL
there is any name as to which he does not
wish to vote. he has the right to put q
paster over it, or to scratch it out and
write in its place the name of the candi-
date for whom ne wants to vote. But
and mind this-he must scratch with
black ink or black pencil and write the
new names in, with black ink or black
lead pencil. A blue, or red, or green pen
Gil mark win destroy his ballot
LOOK OUT FOR THIS.
What looks like a dodge of the Ring to
deceive voters is circular that has been
sent to voters in several districts. II has
a strong anti Ring flavor. but the bunco
anti Ring candidates are given in ballot
form at the bottom OF the circular and so
arranged that it can easily be detached.
The intention no doubt is 20 de-
ceive the recipients of the circular
who are not ia amiliar with the new cleo
tion law. Many viii naturally detach
the ballot and vote,lit If not apprised of
the fact that the ballot is valueless. as it
has not the official stamp Of the County
Clerk, and the voter who uses it will lose
his vote. See that your ballot is properly
backed with district and precinct and
the signature of County Clerk Dennis
Mclaughlin. All other ballots will be
rejected.
An enthusiastic anti-Ring demonstra
tion Will occur at st. Michaers Hall to-
night Among the speakers who will ad
dress this meeting and fire the last gun
of the campaign are ex-senator Rabe. ex-
Mayor Collins, Richard J. Allen, Flavel
McGee, Simeon III. Smith. William s.
Stuhr, r. B. Seymour, Fl. G.. Gruber,
j. W. Jakeway, Justice Wanser. Tn omas
McEwan, Jr., Maurice Walsh and John
w. Kull.
q POLLS OPEN TOM MORROW "a. M.
POLLS CLOSE Z. ~.
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