The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-04
hLGERlsM SCORED.
A Rousing Meeting Held
Last Night III Ma
tional Hall.
GOOD WORDS FOa MDERHOTT
Leon Albeit Warmly Com
mends the Candidate for
State Senator.
GOOD WORDS FOa MDERHOTT.

Ddl&D Wac ae4t taS Ct[H-tS
Hall on Brunswick street. The large room
was densely crowded from the openlns
until the close. the assemblage listening
with close attention for over three hours
10 the speaker Counselor John Tracey
presided, and George Geragherty was sec
rotary. Mr.. Tracey said Ia part
.Some Of the issues Of the present eahi-
paign are of a serious character ana ae-
mand serious consideration. Thousanas
of the young patriots Of this land prompt
~ responded to the call for volunteers los
service in the late war. They went, NOT
as the adherents Of any party, but as citi-
zens of the great Republic, to battle IL
the cause of humanity, and deserved wei
of their country, but through neSleet anu
incompetency, very many Of them ne ID
Unknown graves, A rigid investigation
as to this neglect and nconapetency IS the
most serious and most important issue
before the people who demand TO kho"
why deals were made to place troops IN
camps which were the lurking places OF
disease solely for the benefit OF railroad
corporations, and under the m~anagemen
and control of brainless sons OF STOCK
maaipulators to carry out the wishes OF
Mark Hanna. 10 whom President Mckla-
ley was under pecuniary obligation Ihe
duty of having these things thoroughly
Investigated devoiyes upon the Democrat
ic party and requires the sending TO con
gress of a Democratic delegation, VINO
will probe to the bottom every matter
connected with the war and bring TO the
light of day the rascality and corruption
of the officials who are responsible for
this state of affairs. No better man
could be selected as the member Of this
delegation from New Jersey than William
D. DAILY, who is the champion OF the peo-
pie.
rThe Democratic party is also pledged
to equal taxation, and this is another issue,
and still another is to prevent any sucn
legislation as the passage last year OF LIE
Macarthur bin to keep in office a man
whom the people did not want ia ONCE,
that he might give a contract to a wa
ter mpa All these Issues are import
ant. ana upon them we win fight the pat
tie of the ballots"
Leon Albeit. candidate for Assembly,
was introduced as the honored son OF a
noble sire, and was greeted with uh-
bounded enthusiasm. Mr.. Albeit spoke
of the necessity of voting the entire Dem
ocratic ticket, not, he said, from top to
bottom, as some express it, for it has no
bottom. all being on top. 1T Is
upon The people he said, ito have q
Democratic Congress to investigate tie
tag end of the war and ascertain why i
was necessary for the government to pay
s1.50 on every army oyerceat made, TO a
broker merely as a middle man between
the contractors who made the coats, and
the soldiers n the neiu- - was : p"se
act OF the ADMINISTRATOR 10 aio" w
soldiers 10 starve ~ CAMPS 'e1t
close proximity 70 our cieaes Mnefe 49,
thing required py the1h cou1a navy oesA
furnished IN a few hours. bsins
date for Assembly, l nalufAny Lei ~
interest IN state auairs. Inc eanpluas
have endorsed the Platform y =
cratic party, ana are pleogso : uo a.i =
their power TO carry through uue :
measures promised therein- ines va
endeavof to pass 1aWsslh ehe inteise' :
the people and 70 proviae q sooo sos
ment, and we will have 2 Dsmoefa'ic ~
erDor to sign them, Important measures
will come before the Legislature requiring
tke'a action OF men OF apihty ana ho pep'ei
man could have been seiecteo 70 REFRESH
us In the State Senate than Aiian L NC
Dermett, who has ever fought e MAINTAIN
the rights of the people. Inc Repupheah
party promised, If elected 10 power great
reforms, but since they nave been III ccA-
troll, extravaganza hat been tolerated 20
the greatest extreme. They nave increased
the States expenses from szov'Voe 10 s0eV'cvV
per year, and IL that Is the economy they
promised, the sooner we get PACK 10
Democratic rule the better They capped