The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-02
SENATOR ALBEIT.
Named by Governor-elect
Werts at Last Nights
Big Dinner.
ENTHUSIASTIC PLAUDITS.
The Democratic Society Cele-
brates the Great Victory
With a Banquet
MAYOR GRACE ON FOREIGN TRADE.
The Governor FaVors an Extra Ses.
sion-ROusing Speeches By
Other Distinguished Men.

The Democratic Society of New Jersey
gave dinner at Taylor's Hotel last even
ing in celebration of the great victory OF
the people at the polls last month. A
larger and more distinguished gathering
of representative Democrats has never
been seen in Jersey City. They came
from all sections of the State and filled
the air with their plans of victory Prev
ious to the dinner the guests gathered in
the hotel parlors aud told each other how it
all happened. 1t was halt past nine O'Clock
when Cranmer's orchestra struck up an
inyigorating march and the company
proceeded to the dining room.
As soon as the guests were seated and
had looked about them, they burst into
applause at the beautiful manner in
which the hall was decorated. Streamers
of smilaX were enuwined about the pillars
and chandeliers. Lace curtains held up
by American eagles draped the windows.
between which were trophies of ancient
armor upon background of National
flags. No other colors were used in the
decoration but the red, white ana blue of
the great Republic. AT the far end of
the hall, back of the table OF honor,
gracefully festooued with silKen flags,
hung large crayon portrait of Grover
Cleveland, while on the side walls, op-
posite TO each other and about half way
down the room, hung similar portraits OF
Adlai E. Stevenson aud George L. Werts.
SENATOR ADRIAN ABSENT.
A telegram had been received from
Senator Robert Adrain. President of the
Society, who was to nave presided, an-
nounciug that the serious illness of his
wife would prevent him from being pres
ent, aud William K. Wilson, of Elizabeth,
Chairman of the Executive Committee,
was selected to preside in his stead. Mr..
Wilson sat at the the head OF the table
with Governor Albeit on his left and
Governor-elect Werts on his right. There
were al-o At the Presidents table ex-
Mayor w. R. Grace, of New York; George
II. Yeaman. Josiah Quincy, of Masia-
cnusetts, Chairman of The National Conn
mittee on Campaign Lterauurs; Con-
aressmen c.. A. Cadmus, J. B. Dunn,
George b. Fielder, Benjamin Fl Lee, L.
j. Prickett. Congressman-elect James
Oliver, SeSgeFnt-at-arms at the National
Democratic Headquarters and more popu-
larry known as Jimmy Oliver of Paradise
Park
SOME OF THOSE THERE.
Among those seated at the other tables
were E. Y. Bell, Charles E. Hendrickson,
S. j. Meeker, Owen A. Cahill, H. NJ.
9erhune. Leonard Gardner, Judge Trues-
dell, Leonard Kalisch, T. Lam bert,
Samuel T. Biglow. E. w. Goble. Judge
Thomas S. Henry, p. B. Baker. DR.. Il. H.
Boysen. Joseph NJ. Byrne. James TiIton,
w. w. Cutler, Oscar Lindsey, A. A. Hig
gins. 0. e. Bogardus, Johu II. Laird.
Lawrence Gardner, George H. Lambert.
George S. Duryea, George A. Williams,
DIR. Jonn c. Hanks, joseph A. Beecner,
Samuel Kalisch, John L. French William
B. Gourley, DR.. Willard Wright. At
lantic City; S. H. Dorland, Flanders; A.
6. Strahan, Theodore Amick, Keyport;
D. S. Crater, Freehold; William Pintard,
Monmouth; Judge Howard Carrow, Cam
den; George H. Barker, Woodbury.;
Speaker j. J. Bergen, Somerville; Samuel
Kloiz. Newark; Ephraim Cutter, Wood
bridge; Charles B. Lynch, Sea Isle City;
St. George kempson, Perth Amboy; Sen
ator NJ. B. Perkins, Beverly; Thomas w.
Middleton, Toms River; W. j. Harrison,
Lakewood; Assemblyman Ford d. Smith,
Dover; Geo McCracken. Dover; G. j. d.
Walker, East Orange; A. H. Osborne,
Belleville; Albert Datz. f. G. Nugent,
Jersey City; c. S. Magrath, Camden;
II. Teaman, Madison; L. H. Hosgland.
Rockaway; James NJ Parsons, New
Brunswick; DR.. William L. Newell. Mill
vile; Abram De Ronde, Englewood;
Charles H. Simmerman. Trenton; Comp
trolier A. B. Carlton, Elizabeth; Jacob
hlOtZ, OOtnerFltle; LOUIS r. Drauut EaGoI-
son, w. j. Keyes, South Branch; w. 0.
Loudenberger. Junction; Anderson Price.
rutherford; Dr. William Perry Watson.
P. H. O'Neill, John E. Kelly.
Frank Brickelmayer, Justice MI. O'Don-
nell, w. B. Rankin, Philip TumiltY, Judge
John A. McGrath. James Tumulty. AL
derman John McEntee. w. E. Skinner, j.
N.Crusius. Peter Hauck, John P. Feeney.
Nelson j. 81. Edge, R. w. Elliott. DIR. L.
J. Gordon, DR.. Benjamin Edge, James
Hetherington, NJ. E. Staples, Jersey City;
Cyril r. Forbes, Judge Inglis; c.
a. Cadmus, Paterson; Thomas J.
Prickett. Medford; w. R. LipDlncott, w.
L. Stewart, Arlington; Joseph b. Mullin,
Arlington; Assistant Prosecutor w.
Holt Apgar, Trenton; Mulford Ludlam.
Millville; John Barlow, Trenton; w.
Ii. Smith, Rutherford; BaYard Stock
sacE; Frank A; Foy, Mount Holly;
Major Michael Hurley, Trenton;
Peter Bennett, Elizabeth; Joseph j.
Yates, Plainfieid: George w. Saw age, E.
S. Savage, Railway; S. Abe rt Lannig,
Bridgeton; Senator-elect w. ID. DAILY,
Hoboken; E. A. Dugan. James Hennessey,
Jersey City; The Rev. Father Connolly,
New Brunswick; Colonel William Early,
Trenton; John Laird, Englis htown,
Samuel Thompson. Washington.
AN ARTISTIC MENU.
The menu card was a most artistic af-
fair. 1t consisted OF an embossed cover
bearing the name of the society. Then
csne page with photographs of Cieve-
land, Stevenson and Werts arranged in
the form Of a diamond, each photograph
being in a wreath of laurel, while the
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