The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-10

SECOND WARD AV AXE.
Immense Turn Out for Good
Government I'M ST
Lucy's Hall.
COLONEL BoLTWoOD's ADDRESS
All the Democratic Candidates
Enthusiastically En-
dorsed.
COLONEL BoLTWo0D'S ADDRESS

with clulzenS of the Second ward Wh0.
irrespective Of party affiliations, had turn
ed out in the interests of geod govern
ment. The meeting was held under the
auspices of Good Government Club No.
3, of which John McAuliffe is chairman.
The audience was very enthusiastic and
cheered the speakers and the sentiments
which they uttered to the echo. When
Mr.. McAuliffe called the meeting to or
der there was a large number of promi-
nent citizens upon the platform. Among
them were Counsellors John J. Griffin
William Fl. Spear. Jr., and James Muir
ply; John J. Heavey, candidate for AL
derlnan in the ward; Charles Boltwood
candidate for the Street and Water Board;
Assenlblyman Pierce F'lemming. ex-As-
semblyman John F. Madden and others
well known in the ward Shortly after
eight O'Clock Mr.. McAuliffe called the
meeting to order.
We are here to talk of good govern
ment.' he said. "We don't care which
party gives it to US, SO long as we get
it,
John Kennelley was made Secretary and
read this letter.
Ny dear Mr. McAulffe-I very much
assist vn,,r ,raot,sy u, ~ 70 pc present and
am greatly consoled by ,ati1e knowledge
thaf from the present outlook the ring
ceive such . rahrll neyt ,F,,ss7M - w W
will nrevenf thsn f,,, : 1880 taiat
other water swin5le Slsses'ip s'''s 'ii
am very truly. ETC.,
FRANK Q. COLE
Mr.. William H. speer, Jrs. was next
introduced and said that it was impossi-
S Sosei niisesis from ehe
1Nepupilcah party SO IL was necessary to
vote the Democratic ticket. The Repub-
-'N'-' ~ ~ ~ iup- PARTY,
ooa y was certain fhat u was an ex-
lr&vagant party. Two years ago the
Legislature. he said. nassed law, ,r,-
- saiu' passeu law pro
siuths tnat improvements could be made
and paid for in five years The Repub-
ljcan party said.-..Ua NIL ~ .,,a,.5
un ereaf h9 W. VII ana PIE
Of irnrrovins The o;t,1 WI go tne al cIeuit
from now. when fhis dal ea,s
and the people are graanine, uI,S,s, ~ 4he
wf.sht Ssf tbts I'M sloaiilas lls, uiusr sthe
parry soste5 tF,is Icy WIN ASK Wnat
Ds,nocra fe nartS qeno ai, upon ", ana the
certa nly viii he # VIII 81 ~ ,,1s ds ~, y
for the dshf Z, = VIII sse the piame
Mr. s;1eeT. tte,, s,a,,e
proI,,ss ywl,icb = spone !, ~ .he many
when fhav uysra 80; \ u9.te1t5s Hldue
that if they were orsIv nist ;n9l' naay larang
they woa,Id ereafv iy1rrrlsa az mtg 20; power
he showed how IN * .mg ely, anu
pronise r. thev " h.d ,dney 4d aaa pToKen every
entire eitv eovernI,ap @ anaus ne. ne satd the
ionattes. s57. = Was iol OF mar,
von go} ySha aJt vlle ,s pui.eu the slrlng ana
5ets "a NC, 70 yoe ee Malteu, from a. pal
times he bad bx,d,l pteSs ~ acelery. Many
Street and Water cosn,ni 5,e Doalo 1l
fnr henefi4s fo, ~ - 1oailliSslonefs TO ask
ana roa I g SectioH u the city
for the eitizens of the Seo,,s dor q laVor -
ssgot II in eIa oaa,, - e1 o' oscoau Wdrd ne
os ne tso Dsl.loeraIlc S4l4 nominees Tor members
q q e,nf ,ae street @ ana Water Board. Messrs.
nominees af the nssansse tImuuu. mere NOT the
but af ge wbaIs @ nsnDcratlG neIaa party alone
These - eentsne M51e1e peopie lis eulogy Of
annlause He a,oseS mea hss bees,pea Win iouo
tha a,,S;a,,oa i, eioseu " undressing upon
fniI Vote On a1ecto,, nsssl.y ol getting out
X John Oh L., :; Griffin was next introduced
said he s11nnosed Il ss pt CUP, e ne
4o talk nnltics Cox e.oe psiiiss.ole
What evervhoSv uante goysfhlhemt = was
fer f in not ptas h, oie psly shsy VII iook
shnw WIN The r,e,,, snen 81 proeeeuea 70
should be supnorted bv ha 1as nao,,Ia ths
,li,s eisc.lo; .relaus ed aifa'rs TO-
He as ,,o4 o4maia ilot,apariisan government
az, NO. ,asan, ne sald tae non-parti-
of one party to appoint a menbsr Of an n.
odnsI dl,sI 20 an once because the appointee
e2lLu never aEtack tne man WnoS appoint
- LII a,9wevsr near the prnk of ruin ne
sarfuia pring the city. mat was the rea-
Soaa syn, WHY Wmy tne pe9ple snould eject the
Reltioeras,c I eaheloales e OF the Street and
,,,,dal Water S3alp; SCARE; TOT they would not pc
se1. nnuer opllgatlons a,. 70 any one except the
peopfe VINO electeo them, ana therefore
lsa lsad =, ~ eApuse Tie scHenes ana plans or
me, ne usepuploan 1ysyu members 81 the street
any " aler boara.
IL u c.a .neIe nsu peen Sucn minority In
rliS Strse9 u q. anu aler Boaro Two years ago
a,e;,ia a,eEli - eAposSu aiH tnWaFteu by pubic
cp1nlou. M1h4 - 80 s,s... n go.
ry.aa " 10 : 1e uau sa1u ABOUT tqe street ana
snnica niir tIa oai 81 % Is ueciarsd was 5, eauadIy
applicapie Ii 90 lire boards ol Aldermen,
Stl.eeat wn.ca a aave Ne peen co11IerTed on upon the
fbpb ana IS waaeI seesio 5oa ana sa1d that al
~ ~ tne n,d. 69ara snls ysaT Wouiq no1 @ cnange
sne ta1 comipis4det OH 9l me Poara Dlrt II the
pan sas, Vas staIteu Ioliihs tnls year tWo
couu pc seiecred next year winch would
give tne gem0cTaIs, lIes5 u the control Of the
s boaru; , = re @ aeloseo T. py uTglng M az present
ls 5nelnseives pllsto sec lnaL
81, 81 @ 1nelI 1rlenas l,. gol ou5 Mr Grl11n was
= ~ g py "a VINO SPOKE
u " me slaail5 u l alhL ,!lypocI5sy Wnicn marked
W nj, eiftge 81 as5ipesplcsil aIn.lniSSrat;oh.
~ me e,.; Espupllcdns, ne sac caileu upon
ths s ~ o,,ss, ~ o4h a. eav sapeels WhlGn
Murnhv .qoalx ~ them Va, csn s1 "a co,,,t MT
len ~ 1,l youF iour a,nseTs e look at
l,s,, ciT ,Nsh Inc lrolieg
~, !, ~ - p .ss i,.y !: A sr iesve9
3. oa ~ Strse5 ana
~ ~ ~. poaau S M Sasl,el Sseuiiy seoItu lhe
He TOO urged ,iron the ,,aees.