The Jersey City news., 1906-09-01
Notwithstanding Former
Senator Smiths Interior
ence Davisites Will Give
Bryan a Warm Welcome
MAY REACH NEWARK FIRST
BUT GREAT coMMoNER DOES
NOT FAIL TO APPRECIATE THE
FACT THAT BOB DAVIS AS A
LEADER STOOD FOR HIM FROM
FIRST TO LAST.

Whether or not Mr.. Bryan will visit
Newark before coming to Jersey City
this evening is of little consequence.
Hudson Democrats are not jealous of
Essex Democrats Naturally, Mr.. Bryan
would like to oblige both Mr.. Robert
Davis and former United States Senator
James Smith have always been consid-
cred as close friends and the attempt to
stir up strife between them will prove
futile. The Hudson Democrats are
loyal to Mr.. Bryan, as they were when
Roosevelt swamped almost every county
of every State from Maine to the Pa
cific border. Now, that the voters of
the Nation have realized that President
Roosevelt splendid citizen that he is,
could only make himself popular by re-
pudiating the principles of his own party
and adopting and enforcing the principles
of the very man he ran against in the
last Presidential election. The American
people love fair play. The residents of
Jersey City as we'll as the Empire City
love fair play, and Mr.. Bryan will be ac-
corded reception equal to that which
he was accorded in New York They
don't care whether he visits Newark first
or not. What they want is to see. NJ.
Bryan and hear what he has to say.
The News yesterday, from a news
standpoint, depicted the programme of
the Bryan reception committee of One
Hundred.
The plan for the police as mapped out
yesterday, was called as foflows:-
Headquarters Police Department
Jersey City, August 80, 1906.
General Order No. 80.
On the occasion of the reception ten
dered to Mr.. William Jennings Bryan in
this city, the following arrangements will
be adhered to-
THE Mounted Squad and the Escort
of Honor will report to the Chief of Po-
lice at the head of Adams Elk. dock,
Pennsylvania Railroad, at 4:3O p NJ.
Each Precinct will send the following
number of men to the Inspector and Cap
tain Cox at same time and place; from
their evening tour: First, ten men and
Sergeant; Second, ten men and a Ser
geant; Third, and all others, four men.
When the honored guest leaves the dock
this detail will be dismissed.
''The Seventh Precinct will send Ser
geant and five men to the Carteret Club
at $50 to regulate matters there until
other details arrive.
Inspector Archibald will have COM
mand at Jersey avenue and Montgomery
street during the review at that point.
after which he will move his men from
there to ST. Peters Hail. Captain Cox
will have command at Elks' Hall dur
ing the meeting at that place.
The escort of honor will report at the
Cartaret Club at 7.20 and will accom-
pany the honored guest over the route,
leaving him when he comes from st. Pc
ter's Hail.
Mounted Squad will report at the
Cartaret Club at 7.20 P. NJ, as will also
the off men of the Third and Seventh
commanded by Captain John Kelly.
These men will be dismissed when the
parade leaves that point
All of the off men of the First Sec
ond, and Fifth, will report to the In
spector at Jersey avenue and Montgom-
cry street at 7.30 2. NJ. and the off men
of the Fourth and Sixth to Captain Cox
at Elks' Hall at T.. NJ
by order of
BENZ. MURPHY.