The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-08
CAMPAIGN WILL
Be WHOOPED Up IN
EARNEST TONIGHT
Both Big Parties to Hold Rallies
in Behalf of Their
Candidates.
BACHMAN SPEECH FOR
OSBORNE, PRIMARY RIVAL
Democrats Meeting in Kruger
Club-Raymond to Speak
with Colby.

Activity In the political campaign
greater than has been hitherto exhib-
tied will be shown tonight by both
parties.
The Democrats will practically open
their campaign with ratification
meeting in tho Krueger Club in Bel
mont avenue. Counteracting it in a
degree will be the Republican mass
meeting Under the auspices of Repub-
licans of the Ironbound District. The
formal opening of the Republican cam
paign will take place tomorrow night
at the New Auditorium in Orange
street
One feature of tonights Democratic
meetings will be the appearance on
the stump of Absalom P. Bachman, op-
ponent of Harry V. Osborne at the
primaries for the senatorial nomination,
who will. speak for Mr.. Osborne.
On the Republican side, Assistant
Prosecutor Thomas L. Raymond, who
was beaten in the race for the party
senatorial nomination by Senator
Everett Colby, will appear at the New
Auditorium meeting tomorrow night,
and will introduce Senator Colby and
the other speakers.
Will eB Guests of Honor.
| At the Kruger Club " eeting tonight
the candidates to whom the reception
will be given will be Congressman I.e-
Gage Pratt, his associate candidate,
Edward w. Townsend, Harry v.
Osborne, candidate for State senator;
the eleven candidates for the Assembly,
Police Commissioner William Harrigan,
candidate for sheriff; Timothy F. Foy.e,
candidate for supervisor; Mayor Jacob
Haussling, John V. Diefenthaler and
Simon Hahn. candidates for Board of
! Works. National issues will be treated
! by l. c. Chamberline, of Tennessee.
Mayor Haussling and others of the
candidates who will appear at the
! Kruger Club, will attend the meet
ing of the Leveen Democratic Associa-
tion at its headquarters, 81 Spring.
field avenue, tonight. The election of
officers of the club, in which great in
terest is shown, will also take place
tonight.
Tenth Ward Democrats will hold a
big political meeting tonight at the
Tenth Ward Clubs rooms, in Fischeps
Hail. 96 Pacific street. Both Harry v.
Osborne and Absalom P. Bachman,
who was Mr. Osborne's rival for the
nomination for State Senator, will be
speakers. Other talks will be given by
John w. Lame, candidate for Assembly
and Simon Hahn and John V. Diefea-
thaler candidates for Board of Works
In addition, the candidates for ward
offices will also be on hand.
In the Sixteenth Ward tonight, Demo-
Gratis will have an opportunity to hear
the views of candidates and party sup
porters at a meeting that will be held
at Braun's Hall, Bergen and Rose
streets, by the Henry b. Tower Asso-
citation. A business meeting of the
club members will be called at 1880
o'clock. Among the speakers will be
Mayor Jacob Haussling, John w. Lane
and Patrick J. Dolan, candidates for
Assembly; Simon Hahn, candidate for
Board Of Works Absalom P. Bach
man. of Orange; George F. Klink, can
didate for freeholder, and Oscar. B.
Lisiewski, candidate for alderman.
Eighth ward Democrats have gotten
to work ais, and the recently organized
North End Democratic Club Will have
a meeting this evening at Woodside
Hall. 257 Washington avenue, at which
some of the candidates are expected TO
speak.
Osborne and IIarrigan Republicans
will have a gathering tonight at the
meeting of the Republican Liberal
Movement Club of West Newark at
Eichenlaub Hall, Avon avenue and
Eighteenth street. The organization
consists of Republicans who are op-
posed to Colby and Morgan, the Re-
publican candidates for senator and
sheriff.
Former Congressman Joseph l.. Bar
bour. of Connecticut, who has made
number of speeches in Essex county,
and william H. Fairless, of Virginia,
will be the principal orators tonight at
a Republican banner-raising in Wiese-
mann's Hail. Ferry street and Ham
burg place. Fireworks will be set off
and refreshments will be served. Tax
Commissioner John Howe will be chair
man of the meeting, which will be held
under the joint auspices of the Fifth,
Tenth and Twelfth Ward Republican
executive committees.
"InIuns- Plan Reception.
Second ward Republicans win give a
reception tonight in the rooms of the
Republican Indian League to the ward
candidates for office The meeting will
be presided over by Tax Receiver
Robert L.. Ross. Short talks will be
made by him, by William Pennington,
candidate for alderman, and by Chris
L. volz, candidate for freeholder.
Others of the ward candidates will also
talk.