Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-14
Neuark's Demoeraey.


It has eve experienced.
Newark's Democracy.
Hailed as the next Mayor Of New
ark Manor Haussling received q hat-
terina ovation when he rose 70 sneak %
the growth of the city
Deeiating from the toast assisne8
him. he spoke Of the growth q tie
Democratic party and showed that
while Democracy has been IN power II
Newark its bonds have eomn2fdea the
respect Of the entire nation
In conversation with = NeW Yorker
who deals IN municipal bonds he SAIL.
he asked why Newark bonds an -
popular and MAS tod that Z Vas N-
cause Newark Is an pen hcoN. and
that the investor does . hSNe u
guess where its money zosS
He also cited = caoVeT&uon Min ;
Philadelhpia investor who 2ecaAre1 n
would rather invest i NeNaTS Sea
Essex County thar xay csheT Seeaea q
the country.
Mayor HauSsl5az $50 PAID warm
tribute L City Counsel Nagsne 5e1yfnz
anyone u ptia1 3 snS1r a NJ Nase1Ts
incumeency. ASSERTING II - have cSen
straight honest and en- sAs S1u2re
Should he Democrats se-aav his Lad.
he celcla6ed. there would Re NJ Doubt
II Democrats SacreSs II cizS. county
and state
Senator Osborne vas also given an
ovation when h ross - SPEAK and con-
graduated the asSeno2Ss IN the large
number q vounE Democrats present
He said Jhaz the people must turn 70
the Democrats n overcome the NAL
administration aE the Republicans and
that il must become a construction
party rather 1hSn merely the opposi-
ton. which Is necessary while il re-
mains the minority The party must
be rehabilitated. he declared, and
further aid that If given the chance
Democracy Will prove its worth.
NuEent sees Victory.
Mr.. Nugent made a brief speech,
during which lie thanked the assem-
blage for its attendance and predicted
uniform Democratic success at the
polls at the next election.
MI Townsend extended to tine young
Democrats congratulations for their af-
6liation with the party of the people
He was given an ovation as he man
who viii succeed r. Wayne Parker as
Congressman
a list of most of those present fol-
lows:
Eleventh Ward Democratic Club
Thomas II. Tunison, Captain Michael
T. Long, Watson G. Anthony, DIR.
Frank B.. Meeker. Leon s. Greenberg.
Arthur J. Reichman. Benjamin Kasse-
WITT, John l.. Trawin, j.. H, Mullane,
Marcus Brennan, Thomas f. Brennan.
James J. Matthews. George II. Lam
bert, Edward W. Whitehead. Joseph 2
Rose, r. S. Parker, Henry P. Macksey,
Dennis D.. Cronin, M. J. McLane, E. j
O'Brien. T.. j. Degnen, D.. Bresiin,
David Lowry, Moses We'll, Frank Van
Ness, John Culberton, Louis Ridden,
Joseph Dixon, Luke Conlan, II. C. Cur
tin, John Il. McCabe, W. A. Schorley.
Joseph c. Lyde, john Maeksey, e. ]
Macksey. John Rhodabeck, William
Helbig. James \. Robertson. Z. c. Par
sons, William p. Dey, Henry w. Till
ard, j.. Frank Parmly. Joseph NJ
Degnan. Peter CORDIALLY, Thomas j.
CORDIALLY. James Moore. John w. Dob
bins, Charles Meter, Miles H.. Husk.
Michael Pagan. Charles y. Kelley.
Yale Cycle ~Club-John Breuning, jr..
Charles Ronmel, Frank Reedy. Frank
Donnelly, Peter Neider, August Dina.
Terry Cruise. Walter d. Bothers, Peter
Monahan, Joseph Ramsthaler, John
Harden, John Price, Eddie Jennings.
George Miller, John jay, Harry
Groome. Edward Lang, Nick Soloda.
Julius Debbs. James McCreevy. Harry
J Brennan. William G. Fuchs. John w.
McCabe. William Kinney. William Don
oyan, Joseph b. Hudson. Daniel Voor-
hees, Fred Woods. Daniel Healy. julius
Engelsteafer, Victor l.. Reinhart. Har-
~ Marks, Thomas Reedy, Benjamin
Geltzeiler. Thomas Gibbons, Joseph La
Feltz. Michael Cone, Louis Cone, Wal
ter Jewels.
Uncas Seventh Ward Democratic
CluD-Peter a. Gum, president; Will
ian E. Savage, vice-president: Jacob
". Drumm, recording secretary: Louis
Goodman. financial secretary: ]. j.
Reilly, Edward J. Savage, A. f. Lipin.
F. McAuliffe, A. J. Nolan. n. Merrill.
T.. Lynch. l.. Lynch. j. Hyland, j. II.