The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-18
DEMOCRATIC
CAMDEN.
Astonishing McGilI Move
ment in General
Sewe1l's Own
Bai1iWick
A RIP-RoUsER TONIC.
Campaign Committee Of Lead
ing Citizens to Aid the
Regular Party
Organization.
SHAKING UP BERGE
The New Democratic Association
Working Up Two Great
Mass Meetings.
Special to the jersey City Nears.


cANrDEN Oct. IS, 1S95-Camden
Democrats are all aglow with eAcite,
ment in anticipation of their first grand
rally for Chancellor McGill for Governor
and the local ticket at the Temple To-
nisnt, The first batch of 1900 tickets
issued were found to be inadequate, ana
sOo9 more were given out. When these
were exhausted it was finally decided py
4he committee in charge of the mass
meeting to admit all comers, with OF
without tickets The reputation OF the
sneakers gives assurance of large at
tendance. 1t is expected that an over
flow meeting may be necessary ana ID
that event Morgan's Hall, across Tue
street from the Temple will be thrown
open.
Reform, conservative and regular
Democrats are all alike eager TO near
what Attorney General Stockton the
most prominent of the speakers seeureo
for the meeting, has to say on the STU
nation. Some declare that the veteran
Attorney General will make rafting
reply to the many structures mace on Inc
Democratic party, and the state auinln
istration in particular, by Cahuloale
Griggs. Whatever he does say IS sure
to be interesting and entirely up TO date
in political sense. Richard v. Llnua-
bury. one of the brightest young lawyers
in Union county, will also be heara ~
an eloouent presentation of the important
issues of the campaign; and James ..
bergen of Somerset county. who was
one of the ablest speakers who ever pre-
sided over the deliberations of the House
of Assembly, will add his telling ora
tory to help explain the Importance OF
electinr Chancellor McGill to the Gov
ernorship. The other speakers who have
r7romised to address the meeting are
Hon. Charles E. Hendrickson, ex-Prose-
cutor of Burlington county; John W
Westcott: the Assembly candidate Lind
lev M. Garrison, Frank w. Tussey ana
Charles f. Shane; Robert S. f. Heath,
candidate for Register of DEEDS ana
Charles H Mann, candidate for county
Clerk. Ladies and their escorts VIII De
provided with reserved seats, ana, Judg-
ing from present indications it will be
a wise nrecaution to come early and avoid
the rush.
REPRESENTATIVE GATHERING.
Judge Howard Carrow. who. as chair
man of the exceptionally harmonious
convention which nominated Chancellor
McGifl is one of the most prominent
figures in the Gubernatorial campaign
is energetically working to make The
rally tonight a success. That 1t Will pc
Thoroughly representative of the best
citizenship of the county is amply evil
denced by the list of vice presidents
selected. almost every man of whom has
signified his intention of occupying
seat ON the Temple stage tonight.
Democrats throughout Camden county
were we'll pleased yesterday on hearing
of the men selected by DR.. John W.
Donges as an auxiliary campaign COM
mfttee to aid the County Committee in
lis irnportant and pressing work. The
men chosen were:-
At-Large-Richard T. Smith,
First ward--Captain David S. Smith.
Second ward-A. j. Full1ner.
Third ward-Dr VIM. H. Schaeffer.
Fourth ward-George Devine.
Fifth ward-John d. Courier.
Sixth ward-Isaac Lord.
Seventh ward-Joseph Blair.
Eighth ward-C. scheperkotter.
Ninth ward-Charles DavaH.
Stockton-First ward. DR.. w. II. Ken
singer.
Second ward-F. Bourquin.
Third ward-Van Room Blackwell.
Gloucester CityIFirst ward. Henry M
Harley.
Second Ward-JOhn Z. SJlnSoIl-
Haddon Township-John w. Westcott
Robert Hurff.
Gloucester Township-Wm. Kraft.
Waterford Townshp-Dr VIM. A. Wes-
colt.
Merchantvflle-A1lyn Brewer.
Delaware Township-John A. Meredith
Centre Township-John J. Alber'tson.
Pensaukin Township-Edwin j. Osler
Winslow Township-Elias A. Russell
Chesilhurst-Simon Kahoots.
ALL DEMOCRATS IN LINE.
The certificates of nomination were
filed in Camden yesterday, and all the
candidates were accepted. The party
managers declare the organization to be
in better shape than ever before. There
has been more real work and less noise
than in any previous campaign, and fav-
orable results are confidently expected.
Camden City has been thoroughly can
vassed, and every Democrat has not only
been registered but found in line for the
ticket It is claimed there is consider
able apathy manifest among the best
element of the Republicans, who are
said to be Disguised with the methods of
their local party managers, 50 notorious
lv brought into prominence in the fatal
fight Of the Eighth ward primaries
Quite a number of this class of Republi-
cans, it is alleged, will cut the whole
ticket as an earnest evidence of their dis
approval of existing conditions