Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-20

order in the ranks of a party; it de-
stroys the effectiveness of party or
ganization and restricts the power of
the party to accomplish the greatest
common good.
81 do not wish my remarks to be
regarded as having any personal ap-
%plication. 1 am not dealing with
concrete proposition, but with abstract
matters entirely. Here in this State
Democracy, after a weary wait, is at
las in the ascendent. Our victory
was due to many causes, but bear this
in mind: If it were not for organiza-
ton; if the Democratic party in the
State had not been thoroughly aligned;
if order had not prevailed in its ranks
and efficient management directed its
course there is ground for the state
ment that the result might have been
different.
Glimpse Into Future.
But enough of the past. Let us take
a little look into the future. Let us
hope that within our ranks harmony
may prevail and that the success of
the past year may be the forerunner
Of many of like character that are to
come.
May those within our ranks, who
think not Of party welfare but only
of individual advancement, pause be-
fore being led into unfaithfulness. May
indifference be replaced by zeal May
the effectiveness of the party be not
diminished by a lessening of loyalty
on h part of Its followers. But rather
may it go on, retaining the allegiance
of its present members, winning new
recruits to it's doctrines and constantly
winning triumphs in its battles for the
peoples welfare"
Congressman Edward w. Townsend
very shortly addressed those present,
in the main thanking them for the hos
pitality accorded to his colleagues
from Illinois and Kentucky.
Congressman Walter 1. Mccoy told
stories of Uncle Joe in Congress.
Mayor Jacob Haussling, declaring
that he felt indisposed, congratulated
the Democrats for the showing they
had made last night.
Democratic Clubs Attend.
The following Democratic clubs and
organizations were represented
Joel Parker Association, Jefferson
Club, John f. Monahan Association.
John j. Gaynor Association, Gottfried
Kruger Association, Michael Leveeu
Association, Leni Lenape Club, Wa
naque Club, Meta. Mora Club, Mohawk
Club, Oscarawanna Club, Delaware
Club. Huron Club. Yountikah Club, Te-
cumseh Club, Third Ward Democratic
Club, Sixth Ward Democratic Club,
Seventh Ward Democratic Club, Tenth
/ Ward Democratic Club. Eleventh Ward
Democratic Club, twelfth Ward Demo
cratic Club, Thirteenth Ward Demo-
cratic Club, Yale Cycle Club, Orange
City Committee, East Orange City
Committee, Montclair Democratic Club
West orange Democratic Club, En-
ployees of Haussling Soda Water APP
Ward Democratic Club, Fourteenth
Ward Democratic Club, South Orange
Village Democratic Club, South Orange
Township Democratic Club, Irvingtor
Democratic Club. Nutley, Belleville and
Bloomfield Democratic clubs.
The general committee of arrange
ments was made up as follows:
DR.. Charles r. Kraemer. chairman
Elmer A.. Day, ce-chairman; Wash
ington M. Cross, secretary; Richard
J. Franz, treasurer; James II. Nugent
Charles n. Bell. John T. Rogers, Patrick
]. McGuinness, John +. Monahan, Harry
]. Smith, Cornelius Harrington. Nose
Reichman, Simon /. Fisch, James r
! Hyland, e. L. Price, jr, Alfred Bier.
tuempfel,. Valentine Braun. Charles f
Cabe, John c. Finneran, Harold NJ. An
derson, Tyler Parmly, Michael J. Nc
Gowan, jr.
Following weni the subcommittee
Finance-ysltrtine Braun, chair