The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-09-07
Mr.. kOEHLER
WAS ANGRY
President Of the Liquor Deal
ers Holly Denounced
His Detractors.
He REFUSED A REELECTION
Because Of a Charge That He
Had Made Money Out
Of His Office.
TWO NEW BREWEaIEs SOON
The War Against the Pool Con-
Germs to Be Waged
Fiercely.
SOON

"a very enthusiastic convention, very
| enthusiastic convention exclaimed Sena-
! tor William d. DAILY, last evening, when
| the fourteenth annual gathering of the
Liquor Dealers Protective Association of
| New Jersey. at K0rn's Casino, Union HILL
! adjourned The aspirant for the Guber-
material nomination was there and made a
neat little speech to the delegates.
Prior to assembling yesterday there was
a parade, the line of march being
| through the principal streets of Union
| Hill When the procession passed the
Town Hall Mayor Schlemm and other city
dignitaries reviewed it. The two nun
dred odd delegates were marched past
nearly every brewery in that part Of the
county, and the proprietors possibly
| thought an attack was imminent.
When ''The News went to press yester-
day. the convention had taken a recess.
On reassembling various reports were
read by the Secretary, after which Sena-
tor William D. DAILY, counsel for the
State Association. was introduced, un-
necessarily for the delegates knew the
.sGov" and gave him a rousingN welcome.
He spoke about The condition of the as
sociation which, he said, was entirely free
from litigation, and advised them to al
ways maintain the record Of the past.
The Coy" was again cheered.
When spoken to by a News" reporter,
the Senator said that politics was not
| mentioned. "Oh, no; of course not. Moth
ing of that sort here" he said. But he
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kerner, third vlce-presiaent' 1onh me-
Enoee, secretary; Cnaries helsl. iiiiaiicis'i
secretary ChaTles Ehgler' eleaSuiei' anu
James y Brlell. sergeaht-at-afihs-
president Aoehler maze 7tne announce
ments as the men were eiected. lhe as
sociation was about to choose deaegafes
for the National convention TO pc helo
IN North carolina, when PRESIDENT fNoelil-
er, who was trlfe nushed' jumped up
and made an ADDRESS that nearly tufneo
the convention up SIDE down. He saia:-
have heard remarks passed ABOUT
that l have doubly charged this assocla-
ton for my trip to the National Conven-
tion last year This is lie. Open
charges have not been made, but know
that the remarks were made | was Sc
lected to go to the convention as a dele
gate and the sum of s. a day, and few
cents a mile for travelling expenses was
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ways open aiiu dpoYe poalat dlh ehat 10
the reason declare before this open con-
yention that such is Tot the truth. [
mover fra as soma have said ana alv5avs
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nave Deen one OF thls organlzatlon most
earnest workers. / could have made piles
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posed II would only consent TO some
crooked work, but would not do it be-
cansa warmed - stiel to nv assoc;a-
ceose "aiAeo - Sl4eA ~ my associa--
ton.
sIf what 1 say is not true, thenfI will
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pay my Own expenses ana return the
money paid for my trip. l went In the
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nafa LOT u, put " SNOW THESE people
that I am not to be talked Of in this
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ftere he got SO excited That ne pound
ed the table with the gavel. and when
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tlnued 70 pound II Win ms HIST. lie was
worked UP into frenzy and shouted at
the top Of his voice. Two Of his friends