The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-14

Democrat, Harry ". Osborne, and yol
elected again your Mayor, Jacob Hauss
ling, whom you will no doubt elect 6
third time.
II also want to congratulate your
State chairman on the great success o.
this affair, and let us hope that he will
find his reward in seeing New Jersey
once more headed by a Democratic
Governor. If it should be my luck tc
be reelected to Congress | hope to meet
two more Democratic representatives
I hope they are real Democrats and
not like some Democratic representa-
tives of the South, who told me that
they would vote for the Payne tariff
bill as long as 1t would protect their
district. General Winfield s. Hancock
said thirty years ago that the tariff
was a local issue, and believe it since
my short experience in, Congress-
When Mayor Jacob Haussling arose
to speak the hall resounded with ap-
p1ause that lasted for several minutes.
Mayor HaussIing Speaks.
"The ovation / have just received
began the Mayor. has upset my care
fully prepared speech. | came from
Atlantic City to attend this Democratic
gathering. but l would nave come from
San Francisco to do So"
The Mayor stated further that he was
glad to see SO many young Democrats
at the dinner. which would mean a
sure. Democratic victory at the coming
e1e ctions.
Senator Osborne, who had come on
a late train from Trenton, was next
called upon to speak.
Democrats all over the State are
waking up" he said, and this gather
ing tonight is a good sign. l have been
impressed by the fact lately that the
Democrats of this State are alive and
this gathering tonight is a proof of 1t.
A change must come when we see the
Republican majority of the Senate fore
ing through measures just because they
have the necessary votes. Their finish
Is bound to come.
mot an office is sacrificed, but
the schools are to get them out. of the
hole they put themselves in by their
own extravaganza. They passed a few
bills. which are only meant to throw
sand in the eyes of the people. The
employers liability bill isn't worth the
paper II is written on, and with the
utilities bill we are now at the end of
the session as far as we were at the
beginning of 1t.
so 1t goes all along the line. What
we need is a man like Thomas Jeffer-
son RI head re m victory ana ,,nIass
we have s,,ch q man we must follow
Jefferson's principles
n Edward Kapn ~ Ea At
Newark and -iatthews
of Hunterdon snota an tho sanoe ,,ne
when former Senator Smith arrived
he received 81 tremendous ovation and
bowed his thanks. He made no sneech
'"s' "agi.
Wards and organizations were repre-
scented by the following;
At the First Ward table: Alderman
Joseph A. Wright, Building Inspector
William p. ORourke, Detective-Ser-
geant Edward Donayan, Patrick O'Con-
nor, Martin Byrne. Leonard Schmelz.
Martin Griffin. edward Harmon, Mark
Phillips, Michael Goodwin, John Flynn,
Clarence Frost, Grover Williams, John
Gilday, Daniel Campbell, James Brady.
Reilly, l.. e. Hubert, Arthur
Thornton. Edward Weston, James Hor-
ish. ]. H. Prone. Patrick Higgins, r..
Whitcomb, Charles Cox, Philip Healey,
DIR. William Cummings and Tax Com
missioner John L. Carroll.
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AZ tne second ward n LEM Lenape
son. walter Courier. Patrick RYAN.
John McBaron, John L.. Miller,
James P. King, Wesley Hurst. Will
J. Bahrs, Captain James j. Cross,
Matthew Caffrey,, George Courier,
Frank Offhand, Richard Balm, Frank
r.. Phillips, John ]. Bladder, Eugene
Haussling, Charles Krebbs, Captain
George Bauer, James F. Nee
han, John Guynan, John M. Shay,
Charles B. Keepers, James Connorton.
Elmer A. Day, George A. Baechtle.
William Degnan. Frank Dughi, Joseph
Fletcher. Abe Schwartz. n. Eisenbugh,
M. Hecht, A. Ball, B.. Mcclure, M.
Mulligan, Charles r. Bond, Paul Scharr,
Martin Hoppe. Louis Smith, John Sulli-
van, Erving Palmer, Sergeant ]. Lun-
ger, John J. Brennan, Albert Reed, Joe
:, Deghen' Wiilam John
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