The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-09
STAND TOGETHER.
Democratic Associations in,
Jersey City That Are
Not Dismayed.
IN REPUBLICAN sTReNGHeLDS
What Was Done in Greenyille and'
Bergen-Plans for Future
Work.
IN REPUBLICAN sTReNGHeLDS

4 ne duNlc6 Oh Ine Jersey lily News
TO Hudson Democrats to keep together
and keep on hustling'' win be followed
by the Greenville Democratic Club, no
matter whether the other clubs in the
county do so or not The club has al
ready taken steps to organize on a per-
manent basis, and at meeting to be
held shortly permanent officers will be
elected. The club was organized as a
temporary organization a little over a
month ago, but so much good was ac-
comphshed in the Republican strong
hold that the members have decided to
make the organization a permanent one.
The precincts that now constitute the
Seventh ward previously to this election
invariably gave the Republican candi-
dates majority of at least one thou
sand. On Tuesday, this overwhelming
majority was cut down to 1872. This is
the best showing made by the Democrats
in this precinct since Judge Robert Huds-
peth ran for the Assembly. In the Sec
ond precinct, the home of Reuben Simp-
son, J. J. Detwiller and the Minkakwa
Club, the Republican majority was cut
down from over one hundred to twenty
three. An equally good showing was
made in all the other precincts, although
the credit for the work in the Fifth and
Sixth precincts should be given to the
hustling Frank H. Kfmmerly Association
Having made so effective an onslaught
on the Republican majority, it is not
surprising that the members OF the
Greenville Club are enthusiastic over the
proposition to make the organization per-
manenf.
IN EARNEST.
Counsellor Robert Carey, who is re-
ox,sr, fi<.,, If. hn
club, said yesterday:-"The Democrats
of Greenville were never more interested
than they are at present. They have
seen what organization has done, and
they propose to remain organized. A
Republican majority of one thousand has
been cut down to less than two hum
dred. The leading Democrats in the
district are strongly in favor of perfect
ing a permanent club, and already have
over one hundred of the best citizens
interested A number of wealthy citizens
have agreed to contribute literally to-
ward a fund for clubhouse. Organiza-
4ion is a means of stirring up the
young men, and before next spring we
hope to see the majority of the young
men of our district shouting for Democ-
racv. For the last four or five years
the Republicans have had everything
their own way Little work was done
by the Democrats. The work on Tues
day resulted SO srand1y that we are
confident that we can redeem the
Seventh ward
..The Greenville Democratic Club Will
be a practical affair. The best known
citizens will be chosen as officers. Tney
will be men who understand practlc1i
as we'll as theoretical politics. We VIII
at once inaugurate what is known as
the Block system. Every six months
so that every Democrat will be enrolled
and kept in touch with his party. Fer
manent quarters will be secured S. At onne nne
be be a. a discussion Of al legislation pro; pro;
also conduct an educational bureau. SO
that Democratic principles will be incul-
Gated IN the mind of every man open
10 oohV'Ss1yr'. SoT WEAK KNEED.
esTrhe defeat of Democracy. throughout
the State gave US considerable ,sa cnagrlns nag nf
Democrats that trim after defeat. The
Democratic party waited twenty-four
geea Taters FoI ene aTsIl1sneS and are s
couraged because we have to walt thTse
years to redeem New. Jersey. the
out the same plan during the winter
and spring there will be no question: OF
Jersey City,.s stand in any future pc
The The President of the club. Mr.: George
F. witt, is particularly. popular with with
the Democratic masses OF the Greeenvalise se1S ns
himself to devote. all his spare time to
working in the interest Of tn the - peme-
cratic party wia fo throw oaes off their
lethargy and hustle. Mr.. Henry Lem
beck Judge Hudspeth; Henry GoSthardt' Il
equally prominent Democrats have be-
come identified With Il the , eIqb p
In the southern part Of the Bergen
section the Republican majority was also
reduced in remarkable degree, This. it
is believed, was due, in no small degree,
to the active campaign made by the
Bergen Democratic Association, which
dqu CHARTERS tiers on ,a Montieeilo avenue, near Ber
Of this association, has been Mr. George
e fsporer for lsF The sefFeag MI re- Tennant
spoke last evening as follows:-'.srhe
1seln + thai e ays RepDeaa dea
in the Bergen district was ABOUT five
ITO one, while at the recent election it
In Il fact in some Of the precincts the ma.
10 one with a result like. that we are
forward to the election Of a Democratic
Sheriff Of the county and Democratic
Mayer Of the city We NIL cer.aintX 9bs nfof 20
=
of the club, on election day. fifty voters,
who through siclSlress OF. other, infrmi-
ties were unable to walk to the polls,
ware fa3Mp to thor respective voting
s,laces In coaches III view of all the
Sacfs II has been decided to enlarge
fhe field of work, and move to more COM
n, 1,ed3oT1s quarters on January !.
MINOR BERGEN CLURS.
Mr.. Sweeney of the Patrick Sweeney
igrtsSs- iporter:~.sThe defeat Of the Democratic
i1arty this fall Will not make any diff
months ago with twenty members and
now have over seventy. 1t is our in
fention to make the association per-
frtsanent one. The name of the assocla-
tion will be changed and new quarters
ses'al MauTice rice r. Michigan of the Ninth
ward Democratic Association said:-"Our
aas0ciatiorl VIII mast assured1y continue,
srssa Tsarrrlary Ninth Ward Club. We have
rraase the social branch of the club and
make ii a larger and more. powerful
nrra ra;zaitior1, so that when the Presi-
danfiaf ~ : campaign opens next fall We
vii Be in the field bright and early TO
VII WV, - tfIata enemies ranks. /"
esor'a IN HUDSON CITY.
-. rofn ConneH Of the Eleventh
ward Democratic Club. said:-It has
hem n - the intention OF the Leading Demo
Gratis Of this ward t. organaze :; xI III
Tnt G. asf6c1ala9d Ward club on the spur Of the
~ sz,.,,sant to meet the necessities OF the
ta9n,,s,is, rs',ansisn. ana We did SO much good
ssslI S. lpstss ys have decided to make the
y ,acae.4,izs9i Den1ocrntfc club IN Inc