The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-09-11
SIXTH OUT FOR BRYAN.
Democratic " lard Club Passes
Resolutions Endorsing
Party Candidates.

The Sixth Ward Democratic Associa-
tion met last night and elected a Cam
paign Committee, consisting of A.
Hauck, D. J. Mahon, ]. NJ. Collins, DR..
John Broderick, W. ]. Kelley and John
Wall. These resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted
THAT we. the members of the Sixth
Ward Democratic Association, in meet
ing assembled. pledge to the candidates
for the Presidency and Vice Presidency,
Hon. William Jennings Bryan of Ne
braska and Hon. Adlai E. Stevenson of
Illinois, our earnest and uncompromis-
ing support, convinced as we are that
they are in the fullest degree worthy of
the confidence reposed in them by the
National Democratic Convention, and
that the cause which they are effectively
promoting is that of the vast body of
the plain American people, as distin-
guished from the comparatively few who
prosper by the misfortunes of the multi
tude and by means of the agencies of
authority reduce the toiling masses to a
condition of practical servitude. and as
distinguished from the policy now sought
to be thrust upon us by the Republican
Administration. which is at this very mo-
,nent in the midst of war of conquest
thousands of miles away on the very bor-
ders of Asia. fighting to subdue a people
who have as much right to freedom as
the American Revolutionists in 1875, and
who are attesting their devotion to that
principle by dying for it;
Resolved, That we pay a special
tribute to the unsurpassed ability with
which our candidate for the Presidency
has led in the battle now in progress;
that we hail as happy omens the splen-
did receptions which his candidacy has
received in every part of the country. not
only from a harmonious Democracy, but
also from citizens, Irrespective of political
affiliations; that we exult in finding his
candidacy daily strengthened by the
abuse poured out upon him by the enc
mics of the people, and by those de-
famers of the Democracy and traitors TO
the Democratic cause, who. yenturing to
insult the intelligence of the American
people by using the Democratic name as
decoy flag, have at last found their
fitting home in the bosom of Republican,
ism, as typiied by Quay, Platt and Han
ma, the great boss and labor crusher:
Resolved. That to the dauntless. eio-
uuent and high-ninded nominee of the
Democracy for the Presidency we give
the most unreserved assurance, without
any species of qualification or evasion.
that we will remain steadfast to every
principle for which he is contending, and
that he will receive the united and har-
monious support of the Democrats of
Jersey City and Hudson County, who
have never veiled their colors and who
will march, lock-arned. to the polls this
fall with a determination to crush out,
once and for all, the imperialistic ambi-
Hons of would-be Emperor Mckinley,
placing with unanimous accord the helm
of State in the hands of that great states
man and matchless leader, William Jen-
nings Bryan;
Resolved, That the paramount issue of
the coming campaign, as proclaimed by
the National Democratic platform. adopt
ed at Kansas City, is The burning issue
Of Imperialism, growing out of the Spans
'lsh War. The principles Of the Republic
and the perpetuity Of American institu-
tions are at stake;
Resolved. That our Republic Is rapidly