The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-07
LABOR FOR M'DERM0TT.
lie Is q Worker and the Friend of
WOrkers-Practical Gratitude.

The following spirited circular, which
! has been prepared for circulation among
the organized union workingmen of Jer-
sey City, speaks for itself, for its authors
and for the Democratic candidate in no
uncertain tones:-
TO H MEMBERS OF THE TRADE N
LABOR UNIONS Of JERSEY CITY.
FELLOW WoRKMEN:-We ask you in the
name Of our common brotherhood to cast
your vote in the coming election for our
brother ALLAN L.. MCDERMOTT, a
member in good standing in The Inter-
national Typographical Union. Born
and reared in Jersey City, he learned his
trade at the case, and has worked and
suffered as one Of ourselves, the lot of a
workman, so that he understands the
labor question and the remedies for the
evils that exist in our condition.
In the days of his prosperity he did not
desert the ranks of Labor, but is today.
as in the days Of need, q member of his
union.
While a member of the Assembly he
introduced aud helped to pass all the laws
asked for by our representatives, and in
return we owe to him, not alone simply
thanks and fulsome praise, but votes, to
reward and encourage all men who cham
pion the cause of labor.
Workingmen, we nave adopted as rules
and notices In our order, that the good
of one is the good of all; and the duty of
labor is TO stand by our friends and help
to elect them to Office, SO that we may
obtain the legislation needed 10 elevate
labor-prove your honesty and good faith
In this election by voting for Brother
ALLAN L. McDERMOrT for NJ ayor of
Jersey City.
We recommend our fellow-workmen to
vote for Allan l.. McDermott as u MEM
Der of the Typographical Union-and a
friend of Labor.
Thomas j. Scaulan, President of Hud-
son County Typographical Union. No. "a.
Edward Sweetwood, Hudson County
Typographical Union. No. 81.
Joseph Seeley, Hudson County Typo
graphical Union, No. 81.
Edwin Blossom, Hudson County Typo
graphical Union. No. "a.
William Mcleod, Hudson County Typo
graphical Union. No. "a.
A. Byrnes, Hudson County Typograpn-
ical Union. No. "a.
James MoCammon. New York Typo
graphical Onion, No. 6. g
James Club, Hudson County. Typo
graphical Union, No. "a.
Kenneth Forbes. Hudson County Typo
graphical Union. No. "a.
John P. Masterson, Typographical
Union No. 6.
Luxe F. Marschell, Typographical
Union No. g.
Alfred Boman, Typographical Union
No. 6.
Cornelius Ryan, Typographical Union
No. 6.
Edward Duffy. Typographical Union
No. 6.
William Bestick, Typographical Union
James Bestick. Typographical Uni n
No. 6.
James Foley, Typographical Union
No. 6.
Charles E. Spencer. Typographical
Union No. &.
A. Mckenzie, Typographical Union
No 6.
p. Ryer, Typographical Union Noe
Charles D.. Murphy. Typographical
No. 6.
Fred Swipes, Typographical Union
No. 6.
William JAMS, Typographical Union
No. 6.
Frank Waters, Typographical Union
No. 6.
Charles Corning, Typographical Union
No. 8.
Ralph Dale, Typographical Union No. 9.
Peter Aonahan, Typographical Union
No. o.
Charles E. Spencer, Typographical
Union No. 8.
Theodore Crops, Typographical Union
No. 8.
R. o. Terrier, Typographical Union No.
81.
f. zimmermyer, Typographical Union
No. 81.
D. O'Neil. Typographical Uuion NO. ~.
William Herman, Typographical Union
| No. 2l6.
Patrick Farley, Plate Printers Union.
w. Freyhe, Plate Printers Union.
Charles Stanley, Plate Printers Union.
We. the representatives of trade and
labor unions. endorse the above recon-
mendation and ask our fellow working
men to vote for Allan l.. McDermott for
Mayor of Jersey City.
h. zimmermyer, President Plate
Printers Uuion.
William Freye. Secretary.
John J. Garbit. President Painters
Union.
Lawrence Casey. President Truck
Drivers Union.
Fritz Craft, Secretary.
Isaac Cohen, President Tailors' Union.
Nicholas Martin. Secretary.
Merritt Simpson, President Brother
hood of Eagineers.
Andrew +. Smith, President Eccentric