The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-11-10
ELECTION AFTERMATH.
Jersey City Democrats Will
Jubi1ate Tonight, Rain
or Shine.
"EyENING JOURNAL" INCIDENT.
Latest Figures on National and
State kesults-Federa Bull-
doing in Hoboken.

Victory is painted upon every imagin-
able article owned by Democrats. Houses
in all parts of the city are decorated.
Celebrations ofIthe repudiation of McKtn-
leylsm and of the Force bill outrage are
being held upon every hand. Democrats
are happy. They are exultant and to-
night, rain or shine, they will parade
the streets, with bands playing and
flags flying and brooms upon their
shoulders. The demonstration will be
one worth witnessing. The old reliable
p. H. O'Neill Association will turn out
in full force. The order for the members
OF the organization to appear in the re-
regulation uniform. il ignored. is punish
abls by fine Of 500. The Robert
Davis Pioneer Corps will turn out and
probably tho Mclaughlin Association.
The Kfmmerly's, the Mcclellan Guard
aud all Democratic organizations will be
IN line. The parade will be large one.
The Hudson Democratic Society has
extended to its friends of the Union
League Club an invitation to witness the
procession from platform to be erected
In front of the clubhouse at Barrow and
YORK streets. Democratic celebrations
will probably occur nightly for the re-
mainder of the week.
One OF the kilograms OF which Grover
Cleveland was made the recipient shortly
after his election was this:-
Hon. GROVER CLEvELAND:
The Committee of One Hundred under whose
auspices you addressed the citizens of Hudson
county send their heartiesJ congratulations.
JOHN ]. NEvN, President.
Secretary.
In the extra edition of THE JERSEY
CITY NEWS yesterday a typographical
error made it appear that Senator Daly's
plurality was but 1862. The returns from
the various districts were correct.as were
also the totals. The only error was in the
plurality. Mr.. Daly's actual plurality is
5.661.
A DEAR-PANGBoRN CLASH.
One of the lnnumerable funny incidents
OF the election occurred Tuesday night at
about ten O'Clock in the Journal Office
Joseph A Dear was whistling LotGie Col
Inns Ia-rara-boom-de-ay." while Major
PaDgborn was bathing his head in cold
Passaic. MIR. Dear it is known
cast his vote for Grover Cleveland, it is
believed at the same time for ali the
Democratic candidates. Approaching
Major Pangoorn, who was not in very
amlable mood, he said. We'll you are
beaten. badly. Your - Mckinley
bill did it, and told you il would.''
THE Mckinley bill be -. That had
AOouAA& W 0O WibtA IL. Ing uau at
the head of the ticket is responsible for
the whole business" replied the Major.
The man who caused the party's de-
feat. in the Majors estimation, is the
same who refused, 1t will be remembered.
to appoint the Major Envoy Extraordis
nary and Minister Plenepotentiary to the
Court of Timbuctoo. The Majors case
is a hopeless one.
ONE MORE ASSEMBLYMAN
In Essex county the Democrats have
gained one Assemblyman over last year,
Every district was carried save the Ninth
and Eleventh. The gain is in the Fifth
district. where Thomas A. Murphey is
defeated by John P. Grover.
John Brennan, the defeated candidate
in the Fourth district, is still kicking.
He was confident of his election, and ali
he can say is D Paddy O'Neiil"N
Contractor John Nolan took 5000 of
Horace Farrier's money on the result in
New York State and few extra dollars
on Mr.. Kelly's overwhelming election.
Justice O'Donnnell won a neat sum on
the result in his district. His clerk
Jimmy" Norton is also a winner. !,