New-York tribune., 1901-10-24
MAYOR SEYMOUR'S BUSY NV
HE MAKES A CAMPAIGN -FOUR IN
LEY CAR THROUGH UNION corrNrx

Elizabeth. Oct. 3 (SpeciaD-Mavo-
NJ seymour, Democratic candidate for Csovs-n"|
extended MS campaign through Union Countv o ''
'eroas- he had intended 10 confne his error,s =
this county TO an address in Elizabeth last 49,, "a
out the local Democrats ruled otherwise s' "
took their standard bearer from ths train th,+ Aey
carrying him nome to Newark from Cunbs-,'
county in the morning At Railway the c,rs,SA -'
lert the train. AS he did a brass band s4-,,, -
Hail to the Chief" and a crowd OF two b,,su1 ap
men, all wearing white Seymour badges cb.ss
Justify The candidate and Alexander Yourg -
brief speeches. The candidate held reception fro.
IL 10 II O'Clock. after which he was taken IN EI,
aoeth' where a small crowd greeted him
special trolley cars waiting to carry -.
nominee on capaigning tour through the corr,.
Inc cars. three in number. were decorated win
flags and with pictures of Mr. seymour ~
were nlled with local enthusiasts who cbsa.,
ssJas s1as !he route Stops were made and receutia1a
Late In the afternoon Mr. Seymour was taken ZOO ZOO
10 EhZaoeth and switched to the Elizabethn
GIe, ne was then carried 10 the gates OF the bs
singer sewing machine works his arrival ha;ns ,s
Timed Timed SO as to catch the five thousand men, womsrs
Doys ana girls who constitute the working force :;
the concern as they emerged from the works Ts Sa
ana tb tooA & position ON the platform Of his car
cheers from the workmen. and also from the won,
and AM M,s,s spS, ny Kep9nneans were in the crowd
Inc workmen enjoyed the affair. and so did M
seymour. and he dispensed his famous grin wi,I I,
apparent delight to all who could crowd v,ss MN
reach Of his tireless right hand From the Sine Sisn
WINS tn1 CduulddIe was taken 10 the Ornso
the Young Mems T. A. d. Society in FIizabetbnoru.s
Mhere several hundred men gave him a welcome
The Mayor made brief address, for which he Wa
rewarded with cheers. "s
trolley run to the Burkley Hotel was nsr,
taken The Mayor hell reception and took sSn
per at the hotel after which he was escorted in AZ
open carriage, between two dense lines of peopls
and amid the bare of brass bands and profiIss
display or fireworks. provided by the county cor
mlttee to Jaeobs's Opera House where the night
meeting was held 1t was big meeting probabIv
two thousand men and one hundred women being
in the place. Benjamin II. Campbell. OF the Stats
Board of Education. presided. He urged the Dem
Ocrats to stand together and elect Mayor Seymour
Governor. Mr.. Campbell characterized Governor
Voorhees, as splendid man. of high Character
upright and faithful but condemned the Governor,
Republican environment. He also lauded Assem-
blyman Ellis r. Meeker and the crowd applau1ed
his sentiments In each instance
Mayor SeymOur's speech was well received. Ia
discussed his attitude and record in relation to
labor matters and the working classes and an
nounced that he was not opposed to corporations
when properly restricted Later in the night Mr.
Seymour went TO Newark, where he made the
guest of the Joel Parker Association which was
celebrating with dinner, attended by three hun
dred Essex Democrats. the twenty-ffth anniversary
of the foundation of the organization