The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-10-31
NO BRITISH ALLIANCE
The Democratic Candidates
Go on Record as APP
posed to It.
And WILL GET The .. |. S. VOTES
At Meeting Of Delegates
Pledges Were Read, Four /,
From Republicans
AND WILL GET The .. |. S. VOTES

r,,a Ir,;+ea Tr;sh soc5et;as of Hudson
ro,,r+Y bala ono NJ It's largest meetings
- H,,,nboldt HAL Yesterday. Patrick
o,ax.r. nr.sidaa Pasiaes the d,,lv elect
~ aa,agates ,,amhers from tbe various
assa.ia+sa,s a,ara nrasa4t and owing TO
tba largo n,,,nher n became necessary to
nrav;da axtra accommodation. Never in
5ba bss4orv ~ Irisb associations in Hud-
san ea1,nfv have 1rish-Arnerican citizens
s,,a,sn s,,e,, enthusiasm. The proposed
min n,erican alliance. which is being
h.tahaa .na fos+ered bv ! few arrogant
Anafa enthusiasts. and which the Socie-
4ias, aim ;s 10 thwart. brought express
sio,s of pent IN feelings which have
been n,,rt,,red in the breasts of these peo-
Mo for vears against England and her
government of Ireland. The announce.
r,ent made by Secretary J. Larkin, in
notifying the different associations Of the
n,aating maj answers to the resolutions
and njedges sent out by the Societies to
tha var,o1s political candidates about
t4esr action for or against the proposed
traatv alliance would be read at the
- t.a,,ah+ eartb Ala f,,ll ranrasen-
heelihs' prousnl toi.i az
tation of Societies. several letters We're
read from prominent Irish-AInericans In
-. n,aaos and fra,, he STATE officers
various piaees ""u
of the association, endorsing the STAND
taken nv tbe Societies of Hudson County.
Caanaarv rarkin road the pledges
- 60 .an;a,,a
Which he had received from TIE saiiouS
p~olitical candidates and the letters which
aun,a;aa a., If ther, PLEDGES
aecoinspanisu Soias sS-
were received from all the DeHocldue
candidates and from four Republican can
za. - h.sarnh1v viz Sam17el TT.
ra - 49, raa,,s possa
Monroe Sharles ~ hhis, oiaas D
and John A. Schwartz. The following
1at+ars ,rare raeeixrad with tbe Dledges:=
"a 1saa+
Mr.. John A.. SchWaftz Wfoee-- l heait
lily endorse the sentiments of the words
-haa;aa q, van, rasa,,,tians and will saw
-e.t.a ~ +,a Auar-
that stand Tor America, lor Tug iie
lean citizen and for the American CITIZEN
only ),
HON. Ailan McDermott "rote.-
John Larkin. ESQ.,
rs~s~.aa +ha
sued BY the United irish oocieeies ~ ene
question of an alliance between the Unit
ad States and foreign powers. / am OPP
posed 70 my alilanGe petwee 5di go ,,Iv
lry auu LleaS . 2 ~ ~ I4nttaS etates
oppose tne eleclon 70 tlie IL s,,os AZ
osndte u dly ndn = Tlo.ss faear-
aiiiance. inslne Words ~ Ino 9 ! siain-
son, ! am opposed to this Republic JONI
ing IN the coh!euefacy q killss y
asahisl ene pl ha,iaye ~ eanSidaies maxi
NOT, however, pellsVe ~ edis4a uae anansS-
lng secret pieqges' anu 1 Havs ope4hhs
stated my unaltefdole opposieron ~ ~ ~
suggested aiilaneS ailu ~ ge, ~ az ~
ward H. IRIS naFs c0hsiuS1e 49,
those whose suiiTases I seer, y oL
q any one iaVoFlns n ailal 1910 "m ~
the British MONARCHY might hloW ~
sentiments ! am also opposeu - any
3lff23ce Win any OtueI SOAStiialCtlt i4Af
ing a head me Inad WY oe-
lteves IN the Declaration Oh inuepeaneid y
must TeJeet Aiie tueoig lhae hinSs aa+ad
dained by heaven, hlnss ale 49, =
ardiee Of their subjects: Yonr circular
is, to my mind TOO proao- Il reJsces ny ~
possibility or an aiilance VIII any IL
eign power. I cannon asrse - ,ianee
Whenever any sseas - ~
with this country, l peIiese ehae ~
cause OF univsrsai an' s hanSs So
Leon Appett Wrote:-I feceLVsu YOU
circular letter ana copy q Isso,u.tom ~
herewith return you tIe Lapel wv s n
sire 10 nave Signed. n.nn " w !.
shat every person on iAe Deilocldtic
Ncke feels the same way IN resaru 70
this subject a
j. Emil Nalscneld wrote Alter care
FIJI consideration | have come 10 the con-
ciuslon that the pieuge apoNe inaue
thoroughly IN accord with the principles
of Democracy, as laid down by the round
John * Nollers Wrote--i oesiFe 70 M
form your society, through. you, that the
resolutions sent me have been carefully
read and considered. They certainly nave
my heartiest endorsement, Tor IN ms
veins flows the blood Of a mother VINO
was born ard raised in the land your
society represents, old Ireland, ana Tor
me not to be in full accord with the
resolutions passed by the United IRISH
Societies / would in my mind be nothing
more than a traitor, which ! am not.
William D. Daily wrote:-"I Delleve |
was the first maa IN puenc me 20 oe-