The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-01
VICTORY IN SIGHT.
Democrats Alive With the
Enthusiasm That Means
Success.
WARREN'S BIG DEMONSTRATION
Over d Thousand People See the
Transparency Go Up-Cam-
paign Notes.

candidates are going to be showed under.
In all parts of the city Democratic
ward and precinct clubs are being or
ganized, and almost nightly meetings
are being held. The down town Demo-
Gratis are particularly active and are
making a great canvass. The Hill work
ers are not allowing grass to grow un-
der their feet, but they have not set
lied down to hard work yet Last night
the explosion of bombs and skyrockets
and the music of brass band attracted
nearly a thousand people to Grand and
Barrow streets. The occasion was the
raising of transparency under the au-
spices of the Samuel G. Warren AS
sociation, named in homer of the Alder
manic candidate of the Fourth ward. Mr..
Warren was present and upon the call
of the assemblage made a speech in
which he declared that if elected he
would serve the interests of his con-
stituents to the best of his ability. A
social session followed the raising of the
transparency. Democrats who have here
tofore taken no particular interest in
campaigns have turned out and are MAX
ing hot fight for Warren.
Although the ward is on the Republican
side of the slate, odds of 2 to l are be-
ing offered that Mr.. Warren will go
through with plenty of votes to spare.
While his friends are working, he is
husthng. The Davis Association to a
man is out for him.
Tonight at Warren and Morris streets
the Areseoh Association will raise ban
ner. The Aldermanic candidates of the
First ward, Messrs. William Moran and
| II wi ha 4
dress the meeting. 1t is probable that
the Street and Water Board nominees
Messrs. Heintze and Boltwood, will also
be present Both gentlemen are max
stronger every day. Nothing but har-
mony prevails and it looks, prominent
workers say, as if an old-time Democratic
victory is to come.
Tomorrow night in the rooms of the
Hudson Democratic Society. at Barrow
and York Streets, a mass meeting in the
interests of all the Democratic candi-
dates is to be held. Samuel G. Warren
the Aldermanic candidate of the Fourth
ward will preside. Messrs. Heintze and
Boltwood will also be present to make
addresses. There will be fireworks an0
music. A big crowd is expected. II
necessary, an overflow meeting win be
held in the. park in front of the Unior
League clubhouse
Friday night there will be conference
/ Fischerss Hall. A plan of campaign is
to be arranged whereby all win work
together with only victory in view.
Tonight there will be a meeting of the
Robert Davis Association. Plans are te
be perfected whereby it is expected tt
bring out the full Democratic vote.
Democratic Candidates Endorsed.
The Banquet Club met last Monday
evening and endorsed the Democratic can
didates. Charles Boltwood and Ferdinand
Heintz for Street and Water Board, and
John J. Heavey for Alderman, and Frank
J. Hague for Constable. The club, which
worked hard to secure the nomination OF
John Heavey and Frank Hague, will also
be present at the various polling places
throughout the Second ward on election
day. and will get out an old time majority
for the Democratic candidates Frank
Hague, the candidate for Constable. is
one of the most popular young men IN
club. He made a neat speech and urged
every member to work hard for the sue
cess of the ticket from top to bottom.
and predicted that the Second ward would
hold her own in the Democratic column
with very big majority.
Fourth Ward Democrats to Entertain
The Samuel G. Warrin Democratic As
sociation of the Fourth ward will hold
their initial stag on next Thursday even
ing, April 2. at the clubhouse of the Hud-
son Democratic Society, 279 York street
The Entertainment Committee has secured
large number of first class vaudeville ar
lists. and an enjoyable time is promised
al who attend. A host of prominent
men have been invited to be present. in
eIuding Assemblyman John W. Queen,
DR.. l.. J. Gordan. Otto Grouse, Assembly
man John E. Hewitt, Alex. Simpson,
| Judge Puster, AsSemblynlan Carl Ruemp-
Ter. p. H. O'Neill. William Heller, Colonel
Oxley, f. Heintze and others Delegations
will be present from Hudson county Demo-
cratic ORGANIZATIONS All Democrats are
invited to attend.
Sixth Ward Candidates.
The Republican convention of the Sixth
ward was held last night at the Lafayette