New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-20
NEWJERSEY POLITICAL NOTES.

William Jennings Bryan will. October %. be-
tv cen early candelight and dark devote one hour,
at Elizabeth, N. j., to increasing the Republican
ajority in Union County Charles y. Coddng.
chairman of the Union County Republican Com
mittee, said yesterday that while MI Bryan's con-
tribution to Republican success not absolutely
needed in Elizabeth small favors would be thank
organizer and worker Mr. Codding occupies a seat
in the front row.
An effort is being made to make the Republican
mass meeting to be held in the Tabernacle at Jer-
sey City. Tuesday. Ocroper %. young mems
meeting. and It is expected that many first voters
Will attend. Hugh Gordon Miller of Virginia, him
1t has been remarked with much satisfaction Dy
many Of the Republicans of hudson that the party
good Clean straightforward mex: at that"
The last registry day in Jersey City and Ho-
bOken will be Tuesday, October o. No Republican
afford forget either the date or to register.
Every Republican vote in Hudson County will be
needed in November. and if every Republican will
Yots his lisp Rars Gket there is gO1d fH be
rePre;sented by Republican and that Repuon-
There is a Young Mems Republican Club In New
Brunswick which is entirely self-sustainng. 1t
was organized by Mr. Rastall, of the National
bank of New-Jersey. in that city. and numbers
$50 members. 1t pays all expenses for speakers at
rIblic meetings. has not asked for a contribution
from any and is entirely free from the control
of the so-called bosses. The club has already
held several meetings. George Berdine. counsellor
at-law at New-Bruns wick. the principal
speaker at the opening meeting. and his speech. 1t
is needless to say. able and pleasing one.
At another meeting. eX-Assemblyman Hicks. of
of as an effort creditabIe alike to the Republican
party and to himself White the club is doing all
special efforts in behalf Of Theodore Strong. the
State Senator.
The Hudson County Republican Committees
headquarters at No 6S1 Pavonia-ave.. Jersey City.
are veritabe hive OF industry these days. Colonel
Samuel d. Dickinson Hudson's member Of the
State Committee; Edward W. Woolley chairman of
the Republican County Committee; Frank Higgins
and other leading Republicans making the most
systematic and agsressiye campaign that has ever
Yesterday that every Republican in Hudson County
was taking an active and personal interest in the
campaign that there no diSaffeCton to inter
feTe with honest intelligent work, and that the
e ae %ee e % e Conduct a % bsyr
matters should be deferred for settlement until alter
the close of the campaign. There were differences,
of course; there always had been and there always
ground Sfor this occa sion and there was now be-
Ing made "a long pull strong pull and a pull all
AS an evidence of the activity OF the Hudson
County Republican Committee. it learned yes
terday that $3.50 pieces of franked matter have
been addressed and mailed to the Democratic and
doubtful voters; 10000 campaign documents have
been distributed at meetings through the RepubH-
can clubs. OF the above $500 were cartoons pre-
pared and printed at the expense OF the committee
Autographs of Mckinley and Roosevelt to the
number of 1890 have been circulated $500 cam
paign buttons have been distributed and letters had
been sent to all OF the Republican clubs in the
county calling their attention to the necessity Of
having all Republican voters registered. urging
them to hold meetings at least in each week
and rendering the assistance OF the County Commit
8 man bar of
that committee, of whom there 1870 in all
The committee has secured the exclusive privilege