The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-11-05
MR.. DAVIS sure
Democratic Leader Pre-
diets a Big Majority
for the County
Ticket To-
morrow.
A PERFECT ORGANIZATION
Reassuring Letters Pour in
by Every Mail-Cam-
paign to Close
Tonight.
A PERFECT ORGANIZATION
POLLS OPEN ToMoRRow........sA A. NJ.
POLLS CLOSE ToMoRRow......7 P. NJ.

Everything looks exceedingly bright
and promising for big Democratic VIC
tory tomorrow" said Mr.. Robert Davis
this morning land 1 am confident that
our county ticket will go through with an
overwhelming majority. I say this from
the reports which 1 have received from
all over the county and these are most
gratifying. We haven't left stone un-
turned to bring about victory Our
party organization has been perfect.
In Mr.. Daviss mail this morning was a
communication from Local Assembly No.
1920 of PAYERS, Hammers, Stonecutters
and curbsetters. The organization met
yesterday at No. 316 Third street and
passed the following
Whereas, The Democratic Party has
placed in nomination a ticket which we
believe is to the best interest of the work
ing class.
Resolved That we do hereby endorse
the full ticket and pledge them our sup
port
I'D. F. DUNN,
Master Workman"
80 you see,' was Mr.. Davis comment,
1.-THE laboring classes support our ticket,
believing thoroughly that it is best for
them to support it. This is only one of
many letters received since the campaign
opened and they justify our belief that
the labor vote is with u.s.
What do you estimate will be the
Democratic majority?' Mr.. Davis was
asked.
y nay safely place it at 5000 majority.
Mckinley, you recall, carried Hudson four
years ago by 5.49S, and that figure will
represent Bryan's plurality this time"
The campaign will wind up tonight with
the following meetings.
Montgomery street and West Side ave-
nue.
No. 25S Pine street.
Boulevard and Savoy avenue, West Ho-
bnken.
No. $40 Newark avenue
No. 2S2 Newark avenue.
Lyric Theatre Hoboken.
The speaking at West Side avenue is
under the auspices of the West Side Citi-
zens' League. Prior to the meeting there
will be display of fireworks, followed by
national salute of forty-five guns fired
by the Martin A. Adams Battery. rhe
meeting will be addressed by Thomas w.
f. Scanlon, of New York; Allan l.. Nc
Dermott, the Congressional candidate;
George McEwan, brother of ex-Congress-
man McEwan, former Republican rep
resentative for two years; James F. Ho-
gan, of Delaware; Leon Albeit, George G.
Tenant, James Ellington Jacob Kuper,
Thomas Mailly and others.
The German American Democratic Bur-
ger Club of Hoboken has sent out an an
nouncement that tomorrow it's members
will support the Democratic ticket. In the
notice it is stated that four years ago the
club supported the Republican adminis-
tration, but subsequent events have led
the members to give their votes and sup
port to the Democratic party. The Ex-
ecutive committee of the club consists of
Lewis Christ, President, Chas. Braun, D.
Van Wyck, Chas. Streekfuss, U. Rottel-
man, I. Wishoh, c. L. Siebert, d. Waru-
ken, F. Endel, d. Ruroede.
There will be Democratic mass meet
ing of the Hebrew Democratic League in
Fishers Hall, Newark avenue and Erie
street tonight. Prominent speakers will
be present.