The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-04
HARMONY
Democrats Who Opposed
Seymour Will Work
for His Election.
sERENADE OF DAVIS CORPS
Pioneer. Civics and Associa-
tion Go to Newark
Tonight.
SENATOR SMITH TO JOIN
Big Demonstration Of Demo
Gratis Details of the
Ovation.
SEN AToR SMITH TO JOIN


he great one for New Jersey Democ-
racy The representatives of the party in
Hudson and Essex who clashed in con-
vention will come together. shake hands
and for the good of the cause forget that
there was any diversion of opinion over
the candidacy of James M. Seymour
Harmony will be the watchword when the
Robert Davis Pioneer Corps, Civic Corps,
and nearly a thousand members of the
association JOHN in demonstration with
the Democracy of Essex. In this demon
stration win be found marching shoulder
to shoulder with the men who advocated
seymour's nomination those who opposed
him.
Newark will be the scene of this union
of the Seymour and the anti-Seymour
forces After tonight there will be no
anti-Seymour Democrats in Newark. All
viii work together for one object-Demo-
cratic success. The demonstration that
is to give impetus to the Democratic
campaign has been planned by City Col
lector Robert Davis 1t will include q
street parade, with the Davis Pioneer
Corps as the feature, and serenade to
Candidate James NJ Seymour. Ex-Unit-
ed States Senator James Smith, Jr., being
a resident of Newark, despite the fact
that he opposed Seymour in the conven-
tion, viii be hoAored by Hudson's Democ-
racy Like every good Democrat, his OPP
position to Seymour died when the con-
yention closed. He has declared his in
tention of standing by the candidate, and,
to show their appreciation of Mr.. Smiths
party loyalty, the Davis Association will
also tender him serenade.
In the eloquent language Of Mr.. John D.
German, who organized the Pioneer Corps,
and has been to Newark to make the
necessary arrangements for tonight's re-
ception of the corps and the association
in Newark, "The white winged dove of
peace can already be seen lowering over
the camp of Essex Democracy. The hare
of good fellowship has been extended all
around, all animosity is buried and al
Democrats are united in one common OBJ
ject-the success of the party ard its
candidate
Continuing, Mr.. German said: "a gen
eral call has been issued to the civic and
military divisions of the Robert Davis
Association to meet tonight at 7 o'clock
sbarp-the association to meet at ths club
house, the corps to meet at armory head
quarters. No. 81 Newark avenue. Eight
trolley cars have been chartered to trans
mort the military and civic body to New
ark. These cars will move at 7:45 o'clock
sharp. Arriving at Newark a parade
headed by the Pioneer Corps, will be
formed opposite the Market street depot.
1t this point the visiting delegation will
he met by a committee of the James M.
Seymour Association and a committee of
tbe Essex County Democratic Committee,
as joint committee to act as an escort
to Hudson's organization over the line Of
march.
..The first serenade will be rendered to
cubernatorial Candidate Seymour, who
with prominent State politicians, win oc-
cupv handsomely decorated stand on
Rroad street. just off Market street. At
this point the James a. Seymour Asso-
c,ation viii wheel into line and march
with the Davis Pioneer Corp and associa-
zion to the headquarters Of the Essex
county Democratic Committee overlook
ing soldiers Park. Members Of the
County Committee will join in the process
sion ana march to the home Of ex-United
states Senator Smith, opposite Washing
ton PARK. I have the best assurances
that ex-senator Smith will appreciate the
honor.
..From that point we will eountermarcn
around the park and serenade Colonel e
Livingston Price. Then we will repair g
I prominent hall near BY where refresh
ments viii be served BY Joint commit
tee
a great many Democrats Of the Sixth
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