The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-11
REPUBLICAN SUPPORT.
Citizens Who Will Throw Off Party
Ties in Allan McDermOtt'5
Behalf.
Q the Editor Of tle Jerseu cftu Netps.-

To the Editor of the Jersey City Netcs.-
I'VE. the undersigned. Republican vot-
ers of Jersey City, do pledge our votes
and support to Allan L. McDermott for
Mayor of Jersey City, believing that he
will give the city the reform it needs; that
ne will reduce the taxation of Jersey
City. and that he will fulfil every promise
that he has made to the citizens of the
city.
Mr.. McDermott has been resident of
Jersey City for quarter of a century,
and during that time he has held public
Office to the honor of himself and to the
people who elected him. We therefore
condemn the articles published in the
Euentng Journal and the New York
Herald as malicious falsehoods, manu-
factured to mislead the unwary and
thoughtless. In effectu4l answer to these
malicious publications are the record and
character of Mr.. McDermott, both public
and private
We further condemn the coercive
methods used to force the letter carriers
to pay assessments for the Republican
candidate for Mayor, and we also con-
demn the enforcing of the letter carriers
to work for the said candidate, as the
same is a distinct violation of the Federal
laws.
We shall vote for Allan L. McDermott
for the following reasons:-
He will reduce the taxation of the city.
He will improve the city so that it will
be the metropolis of the State.
He will keep every promise he has
made.
He Is the superior of his opponent In
education, learning, intellect and ability.
He is a tried friend of labor and has
been an active member of typographi-
cal union for twenty years.
He has always been the champion of the
education of the poor an dambitious
He will build schools for our children
to be educated.
He will be the next Mayor of Jersey
City, and none other will be its Mayor.
In signing this letter we do SO without
the knowledge or request of Mr.. McDer-
mott, and we append our signatures for
the purpose of urging every citizen, ire
spective of party, Republican Oh Demo-
crat, to cast his vote for Allan l.. McDer-
mott for Mayor.
Joseph r. Taylor, No. SO Central avenue.
Harry Sharp, St. Paul's avenue.
John E. Ludlow, No. AZ Hoboken avenue.
Alfred j. Columbus, Jr., No. 2s Hoboken ave-
nue..
Alfred Columbus, No. 2S Hoboken avenue.
James Banks. Central avenue and Fleet
street.
Emil Hartwig, Centra. avenue and Fleet
street
Walter Hartwlg No. 700 Summit street,
Robert Kendall Central ave nue. and Fleet
street.
David Brown, Central avenue and Fleet street
Henry Siewers No. 631 Newark avenue.
Fred Falkenbury, No. los Hoboken avenue.
Robert Taylor, Beacon avenue and Bonner
avenue.
John Brown, No. "a Frank street.
Samuel Forrest, Five Corners.
Otto Beck, No. Goa Summit avenue.
Louis Schmidt, Five Corners.
John Shannon, No. 25 Cottage street.
Howard Havron, No. rs Cottage street.
Ed Pendergast, No. 20 Cottage street.
George w. Pfeiffer, No. 663 Newark avenue.
f. W. Young, No. 635 Newark avenue.
John Bressler, No. II Cliff street.
Robert Baecht No. Oakland avenue
Thomas Sheerer No. eS7 Newark avenue.
Fred Nader, No. 1856 Central avenue.
Joseph Nader, No. 1893 Central avenue.
Gus Cook, No. 2S5 New York avenue,
John Knapp, No. 90 Ogden avenue.
Adolph Rapp, No 40S Palsade avenue.
Martin Krahn, South street and Palisade
avenue.
Henry Herr, No. s96 PaIisade avenue.
Joseph Young, No 292 Central avenue.
Hugo Beck, No. 1872 Sip avenue
G. Cordes, No. 62 Hoboken avenue.
Joseph Beck, No 14s New York avenue.
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