The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-16

MASS NEE TINCS.
All Over the City Democrats
Are Holding Ratifi-
cations.
THREE BIG ONES TONIGHT
Fireworks, Bands and Burn
ing Enthusiasm On
All Sides.

| There will be three Democratic ward
club meetings this evening, at which the
issues OF the campaign will be discussed.
The Third, Seventh and Eighth Ward
Clubs will hold meetings. That Of the
Third will be held at No. $50 Sixth street,
that Of the Seventh in Ocean avenue near
| Stevens avenue, and that Of the Eighth
| at Monticello and Harrison avenues.
Mayoralty Candidate George T. Smith Is
expected to make an address at all three
of the meetings.
| There will be meeting of Democrats
0 fthe Second Precinct, Tenth Ward. at
Justice Fernane's office, No. 541
Newark avenue, tonight, to discuss mat
ters of Importance to the party.
There will be a ratification meeting of
the Seventh Ward Democratic Club to-
night at the clubhouse on Ocean avenue.
Al number of good speakers have prom
ised to be present and a large attendance
is desired. The entire Democratic ticket
will be endorsed. Among those who are
expected to speak at the meeting are j.
Wah Queen, Assemblyman John J. Fall
lon Of Hoboken Counsellor Frank Finn,
Candidate for Assembly George q. Ten
nant, Patrick Hayes and number OF
the Democratic candidates.
The Eighth Ward Democratic Club will
meet tonight. The ward work will be
begun in earnest.
A mass meeting will be held at Lieder-
kranz Hall, under the auspices of the
Twelfth Ward Democratic Club. on Nom
day evening, October 2S. Leading cam
paign orators will address the meeting.
There will be music and fireworks.
On November the Eleventh and
Twelfth Ward Democratic Clubs will
join in a big mass meeting at Central
Hall, with Liederkranz Hall, opposite, re-
served for the overflow.
Never before in the history Of Tenth
Ward politics has such thorough work
been done by the Democrats. Last night
the active party workers Of the Fourth
Precinct, of which John P Noonan is
committeeman, met at No. SIT Newark
avenue and consummated plans for a
thorough canvass Of the precinct
ST. Johns Club Hall, on the Boulevard,
near st. Paul $ avenue, will on Friday
night next witness the greatest mass
meeting ever held in that section of the
city Arrangements have about been
completed by the Tenth Ward Democratic
Club The Mayoralty candidate, George
7. Smith, as well as several of the other
candidates and some of the leading cam
paign orators will be in attendance.
The Hudson City section will be ablaze
with Democratic enthusiasm Saturday
night. Preparations are going forward
for great mass meeting to be held at
Pohlmann's The meeting is to be pre-
ceded by parade of the Davis Pioneer
Corps and the Civic Corps through all
the principal thoroughfares of that Sec
ton. The corps will march to the top of
the Newark avenue hill, where they wiH
be met by Committee of the Eleventh.
Ward Democratic Club and escorted over
the following route:-Newark avenue to
oakland avenue, to Hoboken avenue, to
Palisade avenue, to Jefferson street, to
Oakland avenue, to Prospect street, to
Webster avenue. to Franklin street, to
Central avenue. to Bowers street, to
Franklin, to Ogden avenue, to Pohl-
mann S.
Democratic residents are requested to
illuminate their homes.
At the mass meeting the list of speak
ers will include ex- Prosecutor William A.
Stryker of Warren county, Congressman
Allan L. McDermott, Senator Robert
Hudspeth and number Of the leading
candidates.