The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-19
JUST / HUMM|NG,
The County Committee An
nounces Mass Meet
ings and Appoints
Cha1lengers.
MANY NEW DEMOCRATIC CLUBS
brakes Friends All Bitter
Against Dickinson, While
Max Salinger's Tongue
Does Damage.
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SPEAKERS AT FoYE HALL TONIGHT
Democrats are United, but the
Republicans are Split by
Factional Fights.
AT FoYE HALL TONIGHT

A well attended meeting of the Demo
cratic County Committee was held IN
Roche's Hall last night.
Chairman Robert Davis. of the Cam
paign Committee. reported that arrange
ments are being made to hold two and
three ratification meetings every night
from now until election day. The com
mittee has already arranged the follow
ing meetingg:-
October 81. at STRAITS Hall. Palisade
avenue and Ferry street, and also at
Franmencken's Hall.
October %, Evans Hall, Kearny.
October "a. st. Lucys Hall, Grove and
Sixteenth streets, this city.
October %, Town Hall, North Bergen,
Northern district; Kelly's Hall, Morris
and Warren streets, this city.
October rs. Routh's Hall. Union Hill.
October 2S. Wigwam, Lafayette.
October 20, Elburn Hall. Harrison;
Kesslers Hall, and Bamber Hall. Linden
avenue. Greenville.
November l. He1eck's Hall. West Ho-
boken.
November 2, Gutenberg; Metropolitan
Hall. Greenville, and also in Secaucus.
IuG OdHlpdiSu is HOl DIS YET
prepared to announce the places at
which all the other meetings are to be
held. Prominent speakers from all
parts of the State will address the
meetings.
The Republicans who have been gloat-
ing over the supposed inactivity of the
Democrats will find that the hottest
campaign of years is to be conducted
No stone will be left unturned to expose
Republican corruption and mismanage-
ment of public affairs. Voters will not
be allowed to forget the record of John
w. Griggs. the Republican Gubernatorial
aspirant.
The greatest fight is to be made in
Republican strongholds.
CLUBS ORGANIZING.
The committeeman reported the organ
ization of clubs in every district with
a membership of more than fifty Ac-
tive work is being done and it is proba-
BILE that precinct clubs will have organ
lied in every precinct in the county be-
fore another week passes. There are no
fractional fights in any part of the coun-
ty. Democratic workers have removed
their coats and propose doing their ut
most to carry the county by at least
5000.
In the third district where the friends
of Counsellor James D. Manning felt a
little disappointed over his defeat for the
Assembly nomination, peace reigns. Mr..
Manning has consented to go on the
stump for his successful opponent, Coun-
sellor John Wahl Queen.
The committeeman named the election
challengers last night There will be two
at each polling precinct. The district
committeeman will meet the challengers
as soon as possible so as to instruct
them what to do.
REPUBLICANS COLONIZING.
Information has also been received of
colonization in Republican sections and
it is quite important that the challengers
should be well posted and be on the look
out for repeaters. The Republicans, it
is said, are preparing to take a long
chance and prevention of crooked work
at the polls depends largely upon the ac-
tivity of the challengers The Republi-
can leaders have many tricks to spring
to disfranchise Democratic voters and
work in their own repeaters and colon
izers and good Democrats are asked to
on the lookout for crooked work
The district committeeman will instruct
the Democratic election officers what
lfeir uulies are anu auvlse lnehi WIFI @
schemes 10 pc on the LOOKOUT Tor. Ihe
bumptious City Clerk E. w. Woolley
has the Renublican election officers we'll
..as .ae 20 ,,.o.
traIheo anu uhiess tne Deliiocrals Keep
wide awake many little surprises will
be sprung on them The Republicans ad-
Ia +h,+ 49,, o.n,o+ affora ~ loo !.
mt tnat Dney cahipoe aiioro 10 tose
vote.
FRACTIONAL REPUBLICAN FIGHTS
41,,, 49, fa,
No" eial uiie csinipaash mas oeeu idii.s
opened by the Democrats. the Republl-
cans are showing signs of weakness.
and in some of the districts are posi
lively panic STRICKEN. fhe friends OF