The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-06
KIMMERLY'S ROUSHR.
Greenvi1le Enthusiastic fol
Charles W. Al1en-Last
Nights Mass Meeting.

A rousing mass meeting was held laEs
evening at Orient Hall, GreenYille, undeE
the auspices of the Frank H. Kimmerly
Association. The hall was crowded to
the doors with enthusiastic citizens, who
cheered Justify every time Charles WI
Aliens name was mentioned. Z he meet
ing was the largest aud most enthusiastic
that has ever been held in Greenville,
The hall was properly decorated with
flags and bunting.
President Thomas Jacobs ofHciated as
chairman of the meeting. Seated around
him on the plat form were Judge Henry
Puster. John H. Smith, Timothy D.
Cronin. John A. Erickson. Max Erd-
wurm and Jacob c. Lowg. Mr. jacobs
introduced Judge Puster as the 1rst
speaker. AS the Judge stepped to the
front of the platform, one enthusiastic
democrat at the rear of the hall shouted
Three cheers for Mr.. Allen." The cheers
were given with vim that shook the
building.
MR.. PUsTER's SPEECH.
Mr.. Puster said:-''It would be useless
for me to talk to you about our present
Alderman at Large. His record Is known
to every one of you, and you know that
when you drop your ballot IN the box for
an unterrltled democrat. honest IN his
dealings, and in every way capable to I'LL
the office for which he has been nominate
ed. His record as Alderman-at-Large is
a most excellent one, and no one dare
question his ability.
but the other offices to be filed that
are equally important. On next Tuesday
we will elect new Board of Freeholders,
Every democrat should turn out-and
help TO swell the majorities of the Demo-
cratic nominees for that office. In the
First Assembly District. we have Mr..
Timothy Cronin as the Democratie
candidate for Freebooter. That he
Will be elected is certain. His
excellent record in the Bayonne
Council, and as Chief of the Bayonne
Volunteer Fire Department. will help 10
give him the largest majority that has
ever been given to any Freehoider in that
district. In presenting Mr.. Cronin to you,
| can say that he is an honest Democrat,
and that ii he IS elected. ne will represent
his district as it never has been repre-
sented before.
In the Second district Mr.. John II.
Smith has been nominated. think that
Mr.. Smiths chances OF election ara excel.
lent. Let every democrat get out aud
work for him. Mr.. Smith is known to
every one here tonight. His popularity
and your hustling will elect him. 10 con-
clusioD, would say let every man Y ork
and when the ballots are counted on
Election dav we will mud that the Demo-
cratic victory of last fall has been
eclipsed."
MUSIC TOO.
As the meeting was somewhat of q
social session. a foe programme of music
and recltations was presented. At the
conclusion of Judge Puster's speech, Howe
Brothers, the Mascots of the Aroma Ath-
letic Association, gave clever exhibi-
tion of the manly art.
Mr.. Timothy Croniu was the next
speaker Among other things, he said;-
IF am elected l will represent my dis-
tritt TO the best of my ability. l will
always act In accordance with
the wishes of the people II
the democrats in the GreenvilIe
end of the district will give me the usual
Democratic majority, l am sure that
will be elected. am satisfied that Will
secure big majority in Bayonne. and if
the Greenville Democrats will stand by
| me, I will be the next Freeholder from the
First district.
The other speakers were: John II.
Smith, Jacob Lowy, Max ETdwqrm aud
John A. Erickson. The resolution offered
by Judge Kimmerly endorsing McAdoo
as Assistant Secretary OF the Navy was
carried unanimously.
John Keefe played piano solos. Mr.
Michael Blew1t5 recited, and Richard
Kinder told funny stories. Fred Glenn
enLs sang several solos.