The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-01
Highest of all in Leavening Power.-Latest U. S. Cove Report
R@aI B Bs.sids'!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

granting OF the license for that track.
Dismissing Mr.. Pagan with a sarcastic
aliusion ITO such q reformer,n Mr.. Bur-
ger talked about the line of political
prefermett as coming through the
saloons door. He asserted that both
Tofrey n stanton dare not oppose the
rum traffic. and wound up his speech
with a warwnoop on his W account
Il would vote for You tomorrow said
Rev. DIR. Hathaway to Mr.. Burger, "if
you had a ghost OF a show" (appiause.)
HE has = show" pipsd o small voice
which proved to belong to Mr.. Thomas
lrrspressible Donahue. Tue doughty
little mau who distinguished himself In
the Tabernacle was about to entertain
the League with q history of his political
aspirations but Chairman Brett choKsd
him off.
Mr.. Hathaway explained that there
were mistakes at tbs Tabernacle meeting
but urged MIR. Mott to withdraw his res
1Rnation. Another Der uanedL. Is.
Dorr having also resigned because the
Lsague has become partisau." both rss-
iglations were laid over for future action,
Prior to all this and before he arriva
OF hev. c. Brett. Mr.. w. H. Beach as
sumed the chair and tailed upon the
broad Issues of he campaign aud the
aims OF the League. accounts of which
nave appeared in these columns repea-
eddy.
REPLIES FROM CANDIDATES.
When DIR. B.et5 arrived ksv. Mr.. Hal
leron presented four replied from caudi-
dates. who bad been asked certain ones
tons by the Executive Committee OF the
League. The Sheriff candidates were
asked II they would enforce the laws
against gambling, policG shops and ille-
would draw Grand Juries who would
lidict. The Assembly candidates
were asked ii they .disapproved oil
and discouutenanced race track lava, and
II tn ley wonld vote against giving further
privileges To liquor dealers. Mr.. Halleron
said That they nad received replies fro m
only four-Ihree republicans, one pros
hiblt1onlst n not one from democrats.
Col. Toffey's letter was read. in which he
said he woult draw juries who would do
their duty. Beyond that he,c nuld not go.
He couldn's discriminate against classes
OF crime. Theodore Burger replied 'yes''
Co both question:. Mr.. Thos. McEwan,
Jr., Republican candidate for Assembly
In the Eighth district, anawered YES" to
both questions, and so did Max Saliuger.
from the Second, and w. II. Hooker.
from the Fonrth.
AS there are still other replies to be
received. the whole will be published and
seattle Ped t roug"out the districts.
MASS MEETING NEXT FRIDAY.
1t WAS then agreed to inset 10 kessler's
Hall, Central avenue. on Friday next,
when the Eighth district branch society
OF the League is going to mold a mass
maeting at which Rev. Father Ducey
aud President Seth Low of Columbia
College. New York, are expected to speak.
Are We to understand lhen." asked
Brother Martin. that at Fridays meets
ing Brother Motifs reslg natiJn will De
acted upo and other business dis.
cussed?" s.
NO. sir.,' replied a Lacquer from the
E gnth district, lou details of IN
nesting have been arranged and the dog
Will wag tue Tail not the tail wag the
dog" a covert hit. Intended for the cold
water brethren present. who, acc riding
TO Que person. "Dai tried to bust up our
meeting slncs we Won't vote their mar
row way"