New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
! Jersey CITY SPEAKS OUT.
A BIG RECEPTION AND BIGGER MEM1NG.

snovsANuS share HANDS WITH wH1TELAw
RMD AND JOHN KEAN. JR.. AT THE UNION
LEAGUE CLUB-s1IRRING sCENEs IN
TIE OAKLAND AVENUE RINK
Republican. enthusiasm asserted itself IN jersey
CITY las. night and reigned supreme 1t called
out . nne torchlight procession Of uniformed
clubs, keeping step 10 stirring music. 1t i'm
PEELED thousands of citizens TO pass through the
p,rlors Of the Union League Club to shake hands
with whitelaw Reid candidate for Vice-Presi-
dent; Jonn Kcap, jr., candidate for Governor,
and with Other Republican leaders OF the State
In the Lost place ardoI for the cause OF Protection
and sound m my completely filled the great OAK
lani Avenne Rin,i, on the Heights, where several
thouesnd checred in uproarious fashion the utter
ahc~ of Mr. Reid and Others In favor OF the con-
tinuance in power Of the Republican party.
The present is tie campaign Of lifetime in
New-Jer-ey. The State National issues has
Keen Democratic SIEGE the war. and the Repub-
Iicans of to-day ale inspired with the conviction
that they are destined - put an end to the sue
cesion OF victories They feel that the time
10 ripe for Republican success in the State.
Confidence in the final decency and honesty of
the American people compcls them to think that
corruption will in time he overthrown, and they
are satisfied that the ring" has reached the end
FINAL wonder tina, their enthusiasm boils over
and that they are working 0ever before in the
interest Of tho party.
DINNER AT THE HOTEL WASHINGTON.
The reception for Mr.. Reid by the Union League
Club preceded ny dinner at the Hotel
Washington. George j. Medole. treasurer OF the
club, escorted the guest from the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, New-lork, TO Jersey City. Those VINO
dincd at the Hotel Washington were John Kean, IT..
ca. Hrna ttr.ar. IDh1
j. Tohcy, Mayor p. +. Wan.er. Frank o. Cole,
candidate for Congress-; J. Herbert Potts. c"ndt
date for State Senator: Postmaster s. d. Dickln-
son. f. W. Woollcy. # the Republican State COM
mi.tre: A. r. Dus.nhcry. Flave M6r% eX-jud9"
John A. Blair. T. a. Steadman, of Nrw-iork:
George F. Perkins cA-A>>cmblyman r. f. Sey-
mour. Major +. j. Anderson Franklin Murphy
chairman 4 .hc Stat" committee: United states
Attorney Henry s White, and j. b Nre,ienblrgh.
The dinner inf rma..
Afterward the guests drove to the clubhonse
IN York-st The Lafayette Battery. the z. f.
Wsnser Club and the r. B. Seymour Battery were
tho eecort Most Of the men bore torches or
lanterns and all three organizations wer" hahh-
scmcly uniformed. Crowds on the sid'waik'
cheered TIE march. In front of ia" clubhouse
H. II. Holmes. candidate for the Assembly, gave
70 the seymour Battery beautiful white SIX
banner.
n y
The cIubhous, was already crowded when tn"
carriap.- arrived there. MIR. Reid, Mr.. k"an,
MAYOR Wan~nr and the Others who had U"en al
the dinner 20 X their stand IN lln" IN the parin
and for an hor- shook hands ana tNcntue u
pleasant VOL IL viii. persons who passed ny Inc
ouportuuity 10 see the two candidates wS~ taken
adyantage OF by many. cid and young, non anu
DOOR Whit. ard colored, men and women a
few Of those who srasped the hand of Mr. Read
Ill. III,
Isaac McEwen. Geyree c. Doyle. II. H. Holmes
General John Ealsey, James H. Love, George r.
Hitler George H. Watson. John +. Macarthur.
Y WAYNE Parker. OF Newark: t. u. b'hsoi'
lam NJ Jones. O. II. Loshcn. H. Hill. DIR. kristen
w Rowland, ]. J. Detweer. William n. fur'
man. George S. Miller. Ralph Marsh, William e.
p..r.u F. W. Tabcr eX-Judge Quaife, Frank r.
Tones. the Rev. DR.. Paul D. Van Cleei' heury ~
! Sbcnber,lson. J. H. Hopkins, j. n. Atkinson Lieu
,anantI,olonel Mason, Walter Dear. Peter van
? Z.rdt William L Ives, John Reid, j. K turner
w n Turner. Leroy Schermerhorn George D.
,,.om.ta, and John Scheman, OF baSohhe'
As~.mbyman r. F. Fiest, OF lSah"as ~
Sh,for Clay Tild.n, John w. Harrison. Chares
Allen. l. l. Vandcncck, Captain W. H. r"oNe''
limited States Commissioner Isaac i'oh'ai,.', wv"
p."o,, ~ H.ckcunck: S. c. All ison. William A.
"oD"' w.. uonkb Samuel Sterling. Peter Acker'
.;no. for +.e Assembly in Bergen County
~. n n Denise j. W. Danser. John /. hos''i'
&C., poh;p.on aul Anthony Deetinger OF ffe|>
hold. -, v;s;.ors con-
s,st.d NJ Spencer Weart, S. Hammer~chiag' ~u'e"
s,mnson Charles D ri lgway. d. o Dimm'ck 1un"
Erwin. X B. Seymour, John walker. VIZ
:.,, u IambertI Robert b. Gray ana II. ~.
un,uD. The chage of the reception wa" "
49, b.nds OF he Committee op ron'''"'
p.,o-m the following being its neN''"'
Ea.oI McGce EDWARD w. Wooly. charles "
R;duway. Peter + WansHr. ID. - Din'i n.o w.
,,.,,u.rseh,ae. Spencer Weart. Reuben oihf9o"
and simeon II. Smith
MR. RID SAYS FEW wonp'' D,;
.,.n, q. 40 o'clock, cx-Judge John a. l'ii'
liz, .,d said: Fellow Citizens, a
'-" -. NJ 0nt, has been delegated to me. ~
:. ~ href or,e-th.t Of introducing the heAt 'i'e
pr.sident of the United States to you u"1" up
nl,use ana three cheers for MI Keid'' wo0
shou. 70 raw he here, bat you seem 70 KIN"
- already. IsAshter) introduce him a. .,.e
rd;,or Of The Nev-Yoxk Tribune. and none u'.e
,,bo docs non know what this means "" NV
.>,d occasions The Tribune has helped our p'',''"
weakness Just az our muthers mix mas "e'p ~
physical weaknesi am hapFy 70 w.
W'Mtelaw Reid There was lond cheer'"H ~ WI
Reid stepped oIt He said, Ia part: ,,ors
"1u o., =, ~ Union League Club: thahK
~ -. ,hs I;udtv 1useestion Of the Judge that aier
'' ~ ~wYo-s Aditor IS very much at nome III
-, f,tv (cn,s q "Good. goodD. ana oes !" %,
80. ,ou that M yer for one moment nave i'' 80.
from home when have crossed INC H ,... Tor. .
last twenty or twenty-five year o. my re'iue"' -,
bu, never have I iieit more at homo tnsn l w y.v
o,rtt uh.n go before me the prospect oi ,e"
ms . r.xt neaehbor, the state which shouid oe
100 -, r,catest advantages from rs proximity 10 e
o., -, q, "a, In hns with New-York and beo'"'