The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-02
city's right in the great South Cove

lessened the city's burden in the past
| fiscal year more than half a million OF
still greater things by suggestions from q
| man of Mr. McDermott's ability.
His motto is, PAY as you CO. and
| it is one / firmly believe in. That he Will
assist in reducing our city's present in
| debtedness, which is directly due to Re-
publican misgovernment, l well know.
We want such a man as the ex-
ecutive head of the city. He is an
| honest man. He has the city's in
| uerests at heart, and / know that the
| plans he has mapped out already will be
carried into execution. We want such
| If like Democrats we vote for
| him. and aid in his election.
| We should all work for him, and l hope
| that rousipg majority will be rolled up.
| Democrats, show your appreciation of his
past services at the polls on election day."
| fGreat cheers.
A BUSINESS MANS WORDS.
| Amid the cheers of the assemblage
President Edelstein introduced ex-Alder-
man Hoos. The Alderman spoke in his
usual characteristic sincere strain of con-
| versation which gained for him the un-
| divided attention of every man in the
room. AS he warmed up to his subject
cheers became frequent, aud the speaker
| was subsequently, congratulated upon his
able and thoughtful address. He said:-
''It is considered a great honor by me,
! assure you, to address earnest,
| sincere Democrats here in this
| stronghold of Democracy. am
| here with you to ratify the nomina-
\ tiop of Allan L. McDermott, here with
the O'Neill Association to show in what
high estimation we hold him. A ratifica-
| ton by the P. H. O'Neill Association Is
| equivalent in every sense of the word to
| an election. We one and all ratify the
nomination of Hon. Allan l.. McDermott
| for the office of Mayor and Thomas +.
! Kelly for Alderman of this district"
| T"We dol" came from hundred throats
at once "The p. Fl. ONeill Association
| is composed of earnest workers-men
| who hold honorable positions of various
kinds under. our city govern ment and in
| the business community, and with their
aid and the power that organization
affords, predict rousing maJorlties Ior
Allan L. McDermoJt and Inomas Kelly
In these down town d1strlcts.
The association IS powerful one anu
has for a standard bearer man who.
| when mere boy, Went 70 tne nedq Oh
battle to- aid his country. he was Wliiing
a W - lie ,i1,o iAa9 ~, ra,, soa ..rnhtar /
| PTei9lieu w $3.50 as ST aanara1 binb
@i S mas o,1r D1rn nitn onJ He bonestv and GOOD
;,,d,.,e,ant az No hnow If and If he was nnt
Juualnwn ;vn 80 Nno and sincara nanoocrat he
slncels uian "nu q ;t,s .SoI ~ a,,ooasS h a
/ 10 xxyil ofo vVhOla nam0-
nrntio n@1 ticrot and fight for liza elaction and
T1a,no ,ga ,,,rst oii foliow his examnle
we musS an ioiiow nis i.;ga eaanpie apa hrsiness
tone 20 ,estifu .nd @ g nrnn1air, the fnlI con !.
| snn an " of * h,Isiuoss connmnn;ty in
| m MoDa,nontt Tchaars
IT, voc nronisad nc rood yovarnment
,u ,.hat nao ,ipattar ossrro r o6co ce1Id we want
su, asE " haust,, - nnrnnse.thon tha daciar.
t,n y. nrs ~ thmt ;,instr;nnS con of Nav Jsr-
a1oI sev Leon or IA Abhsrt fcheersl who proclaims
aey, ayoO no0r - nonuin,ion hdrr of Innor ac-
ia soues y. oo ~ NTonar,o+t is ON
oMnsr r,on mn, of intalIigence and a
norTHo stnrs;mo s namocrat We foiiowed Leon
nhhatts 1'Si,aps vii ,ve have nIacad him in the
Gnueruor's chair and we mnst show hv
er eiaction Of Mr. McDarmott thar we
i.taud Uu, uf 1eon Ahhatt to 90 into the TJnited
| uSInu Htta Sonnta TChaerS
Suites oeuaso' lOnel
"What Mr. McDermoCC PROMISED US
we Will Re1. Ihere IS no uouD6 Cnat Ine
peop,e is I nerfact .h1t WHARF can one
+h ~ nian po1;t;oo1 idao, he So,,rd for the
neale, ~ onH Sawa ,'o,,,inatad hin, for thar
oino nmon McDarn,ntt
Aian - ~ 49,
"Colonel Wanser Is nice man put sur,
rounded as ne Is pp 1ne men VINO plunged
our city INTO SlO,ooo,Voo OF deot IN seven
years ne Is man TO py reared ana a man
for whom no oallots snoulo pe cast. Ne
publican government prougnG us TO Tue
| NciSO Va D"nnA uPooJ "AA '" ""c "" =. S"A
homes want no more OF IL. Allar
L. McDermott means business
HE Will see TO IL that we
have better schools ana cleaner streets.
The ATTACKS OF theEUentng journal upor
him are prompted oy personal motives
not because IL Wisnes 10 see Wansel
elected: ,,Ihose notorious rorey years
per cent. oonds are the result Oh hepunil
canism, ana every senslple man shoulo
vote for McDermott ana good govern
ment and set aside without thought the
candidate OF men whose sole purpose is te
bring ruin ana disgrace upon our now
prosper1ng city. Ihere IS ll5tle donoG OF
Mr.. McDermotts election. oqt at tne
same time IL behooves US as democrats
party and of good government"
Three cheers for Allan l.. McDermott
| were proposed. and the cheers were given
only as O'Neills can cheer. at the close OF
Mr.. Hoos' speech.
NooNAN's STRAIGHT DEMOCRACY.
Assistant Prosecutor Joseph M, Noonar
was the next speaker. "This canvass for
the election of Mayor" said he, "ls some
thing that you should all be deeply inter
ested in. The result will have an
effect upon your comfort and upon
your pocketbooks. The better the govern
inent the less YOU have to worry about
and the more agreeable the place to live
in. You are all Democrats, therefore
| see no reason why | should talk Democ
racy to you. 1t is not necessary for me to
try to load you up with Democratic doc
trine. You are full of it, but wish to inn
press upon your minds the necessity oil
! .ayaru ~, m re vou rnalino a canvasa fo,