The Jersey City news., 1898-11-04
HILL DEMOCRATS.
Rooms Of the Bergen As
sociation Filled to Over
flowing.
MANY REPUBLICANS PRESENT
Stirring Speeches by Lawyer
Smith, Tennant and Can
non and Others.

The rooms of the Bergen Democratic
Association were crowded TO overfiowing.
last night, by citizens of the Eighth and
Ninth wards. The doors were thrown
open and many Of those who could not
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ing room within, stood in the nall or on
the stairs. 1t was the regular meeting
nieht of tbe association hut good sneak
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ers had been announced, and enough per-
sons turned out to fill good sized public
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Alter a snort business session the meet
ing was given over to speech making.
President Frank csorrnlev Introduced
Lawyer Joseph Smith, OF Hobokens as the
first speaker. He talked for nearly half
an hour an National and stare issues He
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u"e4l AZ isHSeu upon lne horrors oA tHe
late war, and charged that the misman-
agement of the Republican administn, ron
res,,4taa i, ~ ags.+l,. ~ t,,,,,5nag,.oe so1
= ~ ei1S eeaei7 u lieiiiui eelS U soi-
dlers.
sWhile somebody's son. who could af-
fard y h,,,, ,;4.,,z u,
ioiu - puy an ohicer UNIFORM hveo on
the fat of the land and escaped the
fever said the speaker. sshundreds of
$40. AZ iil-a - e,...,s
Sooi = flses oleu iiAs uoss II tne Soulh-
ern camps MIR. Smith was eloquent. he
appealed to the hearts of his hearers and
thev sbavrad tbe;r a,,n,.ox,a1 ~, f,ao,,a,,t-
" apDlauding his remarks Mr. Smith
explained the Republican action in re-
gard ~ +ba e.a1ra,.,,gr - ,rva,,x K
srns1 49, ' sup w 70 q gioup u
sli sInair p6ss "n2 aaEe l put one apple Pc
~ s5lisgs tooh pls pie
i4 eiie aatoilai l 5Pples any llSn ne
iaas h = oFsi 20 oolSes. llen x9oF-
is issS Hau hetu HiS share ol ~ ne gave w at
NILS ~ hSey.
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org ol1 a. Actlhg GoNeThor, showing snuner-
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~ ~ g ~ilisn we're passed ~ the interests
La "a Wyer Mlcnael J. cannon, OF Hoboken
was tue next speaker lie went over
lluen llll s9 t9e, same ground as was covered
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ttls ti 1asinlpdls1 CoI1lhltlee o. tne assoc5a-
lloh, iolloWeds ana was enthuslas9Ica1iy
iecgtve sS,y eu.
axe " a;.oi a.s oii ~ tIls eye Salq Mt. 1 Iennahl
1Srssy; e are on lhe eye oI the time
Nileh X Is. 70 pc aetermlned whether New
1ly y1slsey y BOIhg pack 70 Ihe RANKS OF tsie
Denasoefallc party ~ whlch II raarched lor
iledily tnISe QeeaqeS, OF remain n the
lidI.as u tAe ieepupican parry. we can
oHly Juese men py their past gets. We
nave presented 70 US py the Republlei.il
party az tt1s eiection man VIVA mas
pssls e II ne Ilpernatorla1 cilalf mere
loges We iiaVe Asta an opportunity OF
9llustlls me ll'sI ~ ms slets- Now su9-
l iant y ~ yol salstl aaEing II Aau ~ opporlui,-
ity q J4dsing M Of q his ellaTaeter we -, may
cay e nsAt. M oa may haNe. oeeI IflsleG N
the pas gu can MAKE any M take
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ahaI Wia1 oslsT yer, n NJ y o9rhses mas t,oise
u tile Pstst Hs VIII 40 u ths iq1ufet n
many tnlngs he nas d9ne Il flae oast are
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