The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-01
THE DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
Preparations for the Great Gathering of
the Sixth at Asbury Park.

Preparations for the Great Gathering of
the Sixth at Asbury Park.
The following invitation has been issued
by Colonel E. A. Stevens as President of
the State Association of Democratic
Clubs:-
You are hereby invited to send five representa-
tives to the regular meeting of the Executive
Committee of this Society, to be held in Educa-
tional Hall, Asbury Park, on Monday, October6
next. The meeting will be called to order
promptly at half-past ten a. m., therefore you
viii please in struct your representatives to be in
are required than a letter from your secretary to
the secretary of this State Society, giving the
names of those members whom you may select
In tins d same dd letter you will please give the
place of meeting and number of members on
your roll, with such other data as you may
of great Importance as to the future welfare Of
the State society will be transacted. in which
every Democrat of the State should feel per-
sonal interest; therefore you are urged to be
represented. At this meeting Mr. George II
-Werts will be present and deliver an able and
comprehensive address upon the new Election
law, that all may become thoroughly informed
of its provisions. He will give complete ex-
PLANTATION, illustra ted by diagrams, etc, of the
main features of the law as relate more particu-
larly to election officers. This will be an excel
lent opportunity for you to learn much of value.
Several other prominent gentlemen will also be
present to address you on both State and Ma
LlOnal poHIlcal issues.
This meeting will be followed by barbecue
under the auspices of a committee of Democratic
citizens of Monmouth county. Several meetings
will be organized in and around Educational
Hall. which will be addressed by some of the fol-
lowing named gentlemen, who have been invited
to be present:-Gov. Leon Albeit, Roger O.
Mills, Amos T. Cummings. John R. Mcpherson,
John Gray, VIM. L. Wilson, Richard Vaux, VIM.
McAdoo, John w. Covert, J. A Geissenhainer,
Chas. H. Turner, Rufus Blodgett, w. F. Wilcox.
Samuel Fowler, Asbei P. Fitch, John Daniel, W.
9. P. Breckenridge, Roswell p Flower
Chauncey f. Black, L. Maish, and
others. The barbecue meetings will
probably consume all the afternoon. In the
evening, at eight O'Clock, public reception
will be held, that all may become better ac-
quainted one with the other. After this recep-
tion will take place complimentary banquet
to the guests of the occasion, which will also be
At this banquet number of seats will be for
disposal to those who may desire to attend, upon
immediate application to the Chairman of the
Citizens Committee, Mr.. Richard Har-
vey, Jr, Asbury Park Arrangements
have been made with the various
railroads Of the State for greatly reduced
rate of fare, tickets good for several days.
Society to make the proposed gathering at As
bury Park notable day, one that will be re-
membered with pride by the whole Democracy
of the State, and at the same time attract
National attention. 1t is calculated to Great
much enthusiasm among the rank and file of the
party. Let everyone who can spare time and
money be on hand on the 9th day of October
next. Everything will be done by the citizens
of Monmouth county to make your visit pleas
ant one. Further infor nation will be given
from time to time, as the details of a arrange-
mentS are completed.