The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-01
LOCAL CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The Bergen Democratic Club will have
big mass meeting at Bergen Hall Sat
urday night. All voters, irrespective of
party, are invited to attend Among the
prominent speakers who will be present
are Charles Winfield and Otto Grouse.
The candidates will also be present.
Lafayette Battery will have an open
air mass-meeting tomorrow night at
Johnston avenue and Wilton street.
The Bergen Republican Club met last
dhn nh at smith So So prdsded Foyr ntrss
were proposed for membership. The
Committee on Building reported that the
building purchased will be removed from
Garybrandt place to Vroom street and
Bergen avenue 1t will be ready for oc-
cupancy and the first meeting held in
it Monday night The club will attend
the League mass meeting in Hoboken
Foye Hall was crowded last night with
Democrats who met to ratify the nomi-
nations and pledge their hearty support
to the ticket. Speeches were made by
Colonel Stevens, Michael ]. O'DonneI,
William Spear, Jr., George B. Fielder
Mr.. Mulligans and Counsellor Griffin.
The James F. Blaekshaw Asso-
citation held mass meeting last
night at No. q Gardner avenue. Among
the speakers We're the Rev. r. A. Motley,
Francis Piercy, candidate for Freehold
er; James r. Blackshaw, candidate for
Assembly, George Mccarthy and Edward
A. Ransom.
The Wanser~ Republican Social Club
pledged its support to Republican can
didates last night. The club has mem-
was appointed messenger in the City
Collectors office under a Democratic adj
ministration, is Secretary.
The Old O'Neill Association rooms on
Mercer street were crowded to their un-
most capacity last night with voters,
who are growing more enthusiastic as
election day draws nearer for the Demo
cratic candidates. The regular ticket
was endorsed from start to finish in a
good old time manner.
Captain Farrier was compelled to de-
liver an unusual order over the desk
to the night squad of policemen of the
First precinct, who went on duty at
midnight last night. He directed the
policemen to remove from every tre-'
pinned, nailed or pasted, bearing the
name of any candidate for office at the
approaching campaign.
The Young Mems Democratic Cup OF
the Fifth Assembly district will hold a
ratification meeting this evening at the
old Democratic headquarters, No. 34U
Grove street. The speakers who will
address the meeting are Michael J.
Noonan. w. j. OBrien, John r. Marion
and James f. Murphy.
The Greenville Democratic Club met
list evening at the Belvedere Hotel,
Greenvil1e, and appointed captains for
every block in the First, Second and
Third precincts of the First Assembly
district. The captains Will appoint Two
lieutenants and see that every Democrat
residing within their lines votes for the
ticket on Tuesday. The club also decided
to hold a club rally at Belvedere Hall
on Monday evening.
Rally, Democrats, Rallyi,s is the head
ing of large circular advertising the
meeting which will be held at Orient.
Hall Orient and Jackson avenues, to-
morrow evening, under the auspices OF
the Frank H. Kimmerly Association.
There will be fireworks galore and music
by q full band The speakers will be-
Edwin A. stevens, Michael J. OsDonnell,
Thomas jacob, Richard Smart August
Grassman, c. c. Black, Alex. Simpson,
Thomas f. Noonan. James F. MIinturn,
]. ]. Murphy and George B. Riley.