The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-31
O'NHILS' Big RALLY.
Newark Sends Congratula-
tions to Jersey.
City.
REPUBLICAN LIES EXPLODED.
The Standard Bearer Pays His Com
pliments to Mcdole and Magee
of Gregory Street.

A wave of Democratic enthusiasm
swept the Fourth district last night. The
ratification meeting held under the aus
pices OF the P. H. O'Neill Association
was ''corker.' The big room was
jammed with at least twelve hundred
voters. Eloquent speeches were made by
number Of gentlemen from Newark,
and Mr.. O'Neill himself made the effort
Of his life and fairly excoriated his OPP
ponent, Mr.. Medole, in refutation of the
slanderous lies sent out 2rom q meeting
of a few Republicans In the little Repub-
lican Headquarters in Gregory street.
For an hour before the meeting was
opened crowds lined the avenue. Beggs'
band, with transparency, paraded the
avenue. Bombs exploded and rockets
illuminated the sky.
In the packed throng inside the hall
were noted q number of old gentlem en-
with frosted boards and white heads who
are seldom seen In a political gathering.
chosen:-James +. Cannon. Martin
Rouse. Thomas j. Kelly. Joseph Friend,
William H. Keyes, IA. j. Fox, Frank
Moran, Patrick Buckley, Charles j.
Somers.. Michael Day. John D. German,
Duffy, Emil Vockroth, Eugene Hartnett,
John O'Donnell, H. D6mmert. Thomas
Doyle. Y. OConnor. john u. Murray !,
John heating, \. Goddard, j. ID. Mulrain,
Thomas Lenahan, Joseph I. Kelly, A.
Grossman, IA Farrell James Hunt, +.
7. Builder. II. Gizarig, r. Caspar, Daniel
Moran, John a. Bell, 1John &. Hewitt,
James Coyle. Richard Walsh, Peter f.
Madden, Charles B. Jordan, j. F. w.
Mangels. Paul Deskers Daniel Tierney.
M. Feeley. ~ drimni john j.. Murphy.
+. y. Martin, William Wfnberry. H.
Marsh, f. .. Jordan, George Cart
| ner, Dominico Greico. A. Kilmnr
These were the Secretaries:-James E.
Connolly, Thomas r O,Connor, Edward
=. Whelan, Josepn OUonnell, John
Glenn, Il. M Bell. water Goddard.
On tine stage Desiue Mr. Edelstein were
seated Judge Beecher, Senator Michael
T.. Barrett ana Thomas Jacobs OF New
ark, +. T. ONein. Dennis Mclaughlin,
Robert ;. DAVIS, ~ 2. Holmes. Police
Commissioner Kelly. Lawyer John Dcn-
min and John BOYD. Nearly all the
Democratic candidates in the present
campaign were at tne meetings held in
other districts. hesointlonS Were adopted
urging the election OF the various candi-
dates OF the party
Inc action OF the Legislature in restor-
ing TO Governor Addict the appointive
power, OF which ne was robbed by Re-
publican Legislature. was heartily en-
dorsed. The meeting also commended
the action of the 4d9EsFnpr IN forcing
from corp0ratlons tnelr just share OF tax
alton, thus saving Ihe people from the
oolum anu Duruen ol = pa TAX.
SENATOR BAREETTS SPEECH.
state Senator Michael i. Barrett was
introoaceo, @ ana eioquentiy discussed
potn otate ana local issues. he SAID IN
part:-"The Republicans are resorting to
deception by advocating, issues not at
stake. why oon,t they tell us something
OF the oliilon collars they robbed the
country OF! IN Inls state theY 90 around
abusing-whoma The best man the
oIate ever prooucsu-tIe pest governor
icheers). A man through whose exertions
the rich corporations were made to come
down TO level Win tne people ana pay
their Just share OF taxation. These are
tne colu Iacts. DonsG pc deceived. II Is
important that every of1ce IN the State
shall oe nlied Dy Democrat. You are
disloyal unless from the opening to the
close OF tne polis you WORK Tor your
| party's candidates.
Alludlng TO sob Hudspeth's loyalty
to his party, after being sold out bY three
Democrats When ne ran for Speaker, MI.
Barrett said:-'H ID Hudspeth took his seat on
the floor with the loyal Democratic MEM
bers until lie was eiected Speaker. Where
are me meu VINO SOLO MIN outY You never
hear their names now Baird is ostracised, t,
an outcasJ The other TWO are up in the
backwoods putting away hay anu they'll
stay there until they are dead.
VI director Bruggemaun lie said:-
How eau you TAIL to vote for such man.
Some years ago as an agent ne had piece
OF properly TO sell warned at Si9,OOu ihree
years afterward the property was sold for
$o3,uOu Mr. bruSgemAnn refused TO sign
park ponds TO purchase the property at
$l6S, 600 because ne knewit was not worth
anVlhlng Ike tnaI sum- III Is your uuty
TO give MN q rouslng majority.
AS 70 MI ONelli, your canuluate Ior
Assembly. nave met MIN III trenton
he is noted there Tor his honesty and at
tention TO business, and no people were
DetIer represented tnan ais constituents
(Wlin appiause). When ms country
needed him ne went to the front. Aud
take my WORD Tor u, you can honestly say
every Tune yon elect him to office, you
never elected q better nghter. lAppiause)
AS TO the Coroners, we shall need Them
after the election TO decently inter the Y.
y. -. lAppiause ana voice Inere. II
not De hepuolican elected In Huuson
JUDGE BEECHER.
Judge Beecner Oh Newark was next IN
troduced amio much applause. lie spoke
camly and eioquently FOR over an hour.
he alluded nrst TO the pleasant impress
sion ne formed on entering the splendid
room, anc seeing so much confidence dis
played ID the countenances OF SO
many Democratlc voters. IL
SHOWS" ne said, what KIND OF
son. You are the kind of men who go