The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-10-21
M'[WAN|TES HOPEFUL.
Neglect to Endorse the Re
publican Ticket and Are
Waiting Til Spring

WANING I'LL SDT1nQ.
ile Sic'."s'ai 1assoeise'ioil iisiu - - =
lar iiiee tlis iase hsit, y i's iieauaeis'i
Oh 1SewafA avenue ne iieihpe,s "els
eiioiiusiaseic oyer tns success g rhei. IS
cent entertainments Ior me oehehe q ens
neeas iahaates ol soiuiefs ana sa''ois =
tucson county. : luii 1epor' = eps -
81 w '1e piees'''es : s.ts IS
rs inelauins s'is einouiss y
eieaise-
= opening the liieetaiig siiaiiiiis' - =
tse remarked ehal 4 iooheu as thousn 'eas
ASSOCIATION was get1ihg ON lts Auseiihs
snoes. he alluaes 70 ene importance g
hnances, az sine%s or war, anu ufgeu 'he
prompt payment of dues. r. A. Sehuit
IN this connection, urged al the members
TO provide themselves with badges. The
committee had plenty of them on hand
for sale at five cents piece, and # each
member purchased one, II would put quite
snug little sum in the associations
exchecquer. II wear mine all the time,
I'm not ashamed of it,, he said. y feel
confident that our standard bearer will be
the next Mavor of Jersey city.
Secretary Zachau handed over the price
~ ) badea reeeived one and pinned it.
70 tho lanal az his coat alongside of.
aag ..Ill ,,,,t Il wbara 4 belonpsu he
safI ..a,a,f,siae ~ .ha A,,,eric.n aao
ca,.aral o.l,s,. ,a,,,to,.s ,,,rcbasad ha5ges
es.,..s,. 49, ~ ,saq;s
$50
'io'i noi' = sss.isli ses,4o's' -
So charsiiis noiiiiiiai sun, y ae'iiiissio'''
IN order 70 raise l1'iias' hhe suss eeeAoii
met with appreciation
Percy A. Gaddis reported thar the
ilnances OF the assoclatlon We're peilis
"eii eareu ior' iie hopeu - NAM 9 No.
satisfactory report at the next meet
ing-
The Membership committee reporeea
that Wlillam camp was olsaiiiAlis 9
orahch association N onion III s'iiu e''es
illseeiils lol tlla1 palpose "o,s'
iiei' q - -
morrow '7aeui st,,,ar ti,.s.4
10 Z - : - =
q ue' ~ +,a+ 1ro;en
,s',i a,sls f,l5,'i p.,lz, a elected
,s.;s rr,,7 tald for the
,s.o,;,4;o,,t, ,,,o,.1, .nd ;ncsdantallv COM
Tr,;o,, uil, on ire excellent
haer
Maior simmons took exception to
newspaper account of the recent enter
tainment. He said he thought it out of
place for that paper to criticize such an
entertainment which was gotten UP by
patriotic people in the interest Of a noble
charity The association decided 10
present the Major with a set OF hana-
somely engrossed resolutions thanking MN
for his work in conclusion with Inc enter
tainment II was also DECIDED 70 sena 9
letter OF thanks TO the AIiieeasse ~ iaiii-
atlc Circle, anu - "a why 'ooA pa =
the programme.
lt was DECIDED also 70 hoiu d sag sii'si
talnmeht on NOVEMBER 2 - Mii.Nn sl
candidates OF tpoth parties 'wiii 8 ii,Nl'eo'
Just TO snow thal 'hefe = no Hflo iesiz
ings, as one Oh the members pue y .ie
committee appolseeu 70 airahs - ',ls
affair IS composed q Loais schaeilei, =
a. Schult, Phlhp Me1>eoh, Wliiiani No
lyneaux and Percy 2. e1aaa1s,
The present political situation was ols-
cussed under the head OF Good and Wei
fare Several suggestions were thrown
oDt that the association. as Republicans,
,,, . ~ Sy4fra .;isat 1osrc,,
should endorse the entire ticket Percy
A. Gaddis and Messrs. Cogswell and So
sa,s ,bra,v ar their s1,paestions but no
iie3u oes -a - =
action was taken The Repupllean ma
chine was however roasted by even
these men
Mr. CogsWell alluding to the Republi-
eaii eoan's so' e'i'io-, 71
pressed with the idea that It was cui ana
dried. The manner IN which Urquhardt
- 4,.ss
was nonlisated convinced MN ol ita'
fact, and that the delegates simply obey
was no reason why the machine should