The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-07
CHE[R[D THE TICKET.
Dennis Mclaughlin Associa-
tion's Great Meeting
Last Night.


| ,.,z..,a AZ nro
It looked hke oiu .iiiies a. ouiiu .'le -.
Laughlin Associations Headquarters IN
the Park House last night. The associa-
49, ta,a ra+;eoa ton meeting and en-
ton held a ratiiica.ioii NEE t'is a'i0 20
dorsed the entire Democratic ticket with
a,i ~ - ,,;r,,,i,,r h,,rr.hi
Inns heans WIN q "i''.i.s
| The standard bearer was present John
p. Feeney presided. All the leading can
uiua.es iuaue s,--- ~, = ~
Teddy Carroil opened ene esuiar oa.i pa
with one of his earnest speeches. MI
| EeAnav addressed the enthusiastic audi
s.r,a5 az as.a,,,,,l,, room
ence which crowded the assembly room
to the doors, after calling the meeting
n,aa sx,z,,;,ro Tot,,s
Mayor Hoos, canoioates 'Miolse' soolli
Sullivan, William C. Barr and Joseph M
| Noonan AssembNman James Murphy,
- - :. -, ,aa "a
water nekls'er recnhaii az iue
| dresses All attended to the great salts
! the nresent economical administration
| and the certainitv af ia being Sustained
bv the people at large.
y IN onapinp tba ,oasr7no Mr. TSeenev said
he biphiv annreniatei the honor con-
| ferred ,inon him in calling upon him to
nresjde nveT s1ich rr1arnIseerf gathering
! ~ Dsmocrats who had7 rors1e out TO tes-
tifv 10 their lovaltv and fealty to the
| Denocratic Marty a f3d its nrincinles He
| ssid ha sso bcwevsr repinded that it
80 tha T,,t,y IF q nasdinr fffieer "a in
| the andienca with q. lengthy speech. The
| principal speakers. however had not ar
| rived. and Mr.. Feeney discussed the
1 aaopnmicai features If tff nresant ad-
ministratfon
He said he is Interested in the affairs
| of tbe civ All he had is Invested here.
GJo homes 70 die here TIE is ronsenren+-
i w interested in the nrosperity of the
| cj;txr He avn,ainad VIA j Froad thing il
| IS for Jersey Civ that the water a1es-
| t;on 10 sattloa and o,,t of tba wav for
If foIt It had long remained ed unsettled tile the city
Would =, r ' hennme denonuIated 'i'e w.
Mr.. Feenev pronhesied sbrigh future
second i ward is Is esneciailv bright @ If viii
eer MatS = hnefsf i Il anti{iad r. He
aIuded r. ' me asnhatIing If fTSirt teentb
street from Henderson street to the
nrone the railroad nnder the nresenf
| adnainistratian Whereas hefore the street
cleaners were never seen ,northzof Pavonia
/ avenue. =
Assemblvman Carroll said that if there
| were no ofher rea son .fban the settling AZ
| the water question to entitle Mr.. Hoos to
| re- eIectinn that alone ura Z s,Jficiu1t M
/ hefer cnntract he said was ever made
William C. Barr the second ward $
| Aldermanic Candidate. received a fiatter-
| ing introdicfionS He Is member of the
| of caissons whose factory is located in
| Fourteenth street. The firm furnished
| caissons for. the Hudson River tunnel the
bridge and other large str,fcturas in yari-
| Gus portions of the United States. It is
/ the first time he ever ran for office.
| He said he never made q speech in his
4 life. He said he was born in 1851 and
1 moved to Jersey city in 1866 and har
lived here ever since Having been regu
larly nominated he said that if elected
1 ali his acts would be in the line of econo-
i rnv-eand that whenever his name Is called
| for a vote in the Board Of Aldermen it
! will alwavs he found repisfered IN the
right Jb SIDE SIDE. " AoN''o g 's's' eu on 'ne
/ Mr. Rarr was loudly obeered and an
piauded. The cheering Continued and
rose 70 a pitch that shook the building
/ Dawn Candidate Midlige for Alderma n
Eat-Lars-e. Assemblynan Jamfl Murphy
MIR. Hoos said he had in response to
the call of his marty again presented
Himself for electian az Nfsvnr His req
ord ha said u,os a., n1,a,,> -h,oal, II +hara
49, ~ oct nf b;s tbst tiitb q 9
inferast Of tbe naon1e he aS6ed nav
shouid vote AGAINST Him He was satisfied
that his reco1d vas clean and clear .ssrss'iIi II
| was hafore tba. nenn,a ana s19anid ,y,,ide
| them The sneaker said tbaf n,odestv
fnrhade him nraising his ou,, acts
He took great executions to the distor.
To,Irnal with reference r. an alleeed i'ifr ins
crease In the honded indehtednass nf the -.
civ He daniaS there wa sn,S- i,crao sa
r. there was If was dine entjreIv 70 .
ministra tion
He said that whom no came into tho
of1ica of Mavnr he was informal h., . Pc Be-
nuhIican FINANCE Hoard VIII WAS a = a.
that tima anxious to fioat ! mo bonds
4 that there was a bankinr firm in Nav
Work who would talra ths hnnds a. no - y
and nav for the nrintjne erpra vine SC pa.
He helieved that bids shouId he advertisei
for This was fina1lv done ana the Ne1,
York hank ssTs Sow fairly felISover ach
Il othar in tbeir afsarts ~ n,,ro},asa ~
bonds At q h;phar rate -
"A dorm an.aflf orpe M;5liva ola;n,ea =.
was annearine on tha .sojd stan9n;ns
.grn,,nd pf'bis bovhood \ - ne co "a -
was horn within ti1e hea r}net of bis uoiea
a. I;nth and Pravnst streaffs = I.as =
We smoke IN ti,e schnol n,,estio7 M Ts'ia J, : 2
saiS Iersev. Citv was 70 he coneTafmlated 1 aad
an her sciooI facilities as n wss Iba aye
oity cit I'm in the J Union that could L me ais
al IT'S IT'S enllaTen, M M tnat & aurlng tne aaminls-
S W., " raayyd ~ ,s,,,a e"
<1e pobert Dovis WI whan }ntroS,,oa5 .
given another round Of chears Hs ss3d ~ d5
6a did ~ ON, the,e - 10 ,,eeLo s.aaeh
h,,+ Si,only ~ sbaiSa bar,ls MIR bic ~;
fieI NJ oTas,gl,l;,, r. ,so l..i,,s .ae o'u !
| ,,Iaa s1,ro 70 ba- 1yifb t,a stair5s,.t I,o,,
~ cann,,d 1yo 5ee ,, 2. i, II
Iii 20, snIa.S;d Ha,r,,e,. ti q ist ~ - :
M aid 10 49, !, ~. e l.s
WI. Dav - Sa.u nc mas g. auAlou.
tpa " feainas ~ tba rtw oeiisli
t5 sto oaae,, - a, apo,,ig ,,e II
Mr Davis Sd tha sp6ss 5ssut If the
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