Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-10
5000 DEMOCRATS
FORSAKE HUDSON
Only for a Day, However,
While They Visit Pleas
ure Bay.
KINKEAD'S AND FIELDER'S
CHANCES ARE DISCUSSED
Martin and Egan, Rivals for
State Senator, Have Large
Followings.
IFrom a stan Correspondence


JERSEY CITY, Sept. 10.-The flow
er OF Hudson county Democracy, more
than 1900 strong. assembled at the
headquarters of the Democratic Club
or hudson County. formerly known as
the robert Davis Association, this
morning, the occasion being the TWEEN
Ny-slxth annual outing of the ass J.
claIlon TO Murphy's Bridgewater Inn
az Pleasure Bay. Headed by Sheriff
N Peter Wedin, president of the as
soclatlon, and with Colonel Henry n
6rlnkerhoR as grand marshal, the
SAcursionists marched from the head
quarters to pier B, Grand street.
where the steamer Asbury Park was
boarded. The paraders were divided
IN I'VE battalions Of fifty companies
each.
1t was very imposing spectacle
as this large aggregation of men
some of them at swords points with
one another politically, marched side
by side
On the way TO the boat the parad-
Prs We're reviewed by Governor Field
YER and local officials.
Talks KInltead's Chances,
Little groups of threes and tours
gould be seen discussing Congressman
Eugene +. kinkeads chances for
chairman of the State committee
Eovernor FEEDERS candidacy. he
an the coming election for county Of
fces and other topics of interest TO
the residents of Hudson county.
Members of the faction favoriag
rAhe candidacy of Governor Fielder
and the one which favored former
Mayor II. Otto Wittpenn until his
Withdrawal recently, rubbed elbows
AZ, h. e..
has it's own slate for State senator
lRnd assemblymen, and 1t was evident
from the current talk before the
parade that the battle will be a merry
one.
Martins Following Strong
Asemblyman Thomas F. Martin, of
North Hudson, candidate of the
Fielder faction for State senator, had
a strong following on the boat, and
most of the Hudson leaders look
with the greatest of favor upon his
candidacy. His colleague, Assembly,
man Charles NJ. Egan, majority lead
er Of the House, who is the candi-
date of the opposition. also had his
followers.
Governor Fielder was kept busy at
the clubhouse shaking hands with
Democrats arriving for the outing.
lWtttpennites, as well as his own adj
perents. paid their respects to him.
Through his secretary. l.. Edward
Hermann, the Governor expressed
confidence in the outlook for him in
the primaries as against that Of for
Imer Mayor Katzenbach
II I'VE are not alarmed over the
EElowing reports of Mr.. Katzen
lbach's strength In South jersey"
IEaid Mr.. Hermann. I'VE have done
fall we expected to do in that section
and from our thorough canvas we
are perfectly satisfied as to what the
Il result will be. The reports from the
South Jersey members of Governor
lFielder's campaign committee, which
lconsists of one member from each
county, have been very reassuring"
Among the invited guests are sew
Dral of the most prominent Demo-
Gratis of the State. Invitations were
sent to President Wilson and to the
two United States senators. William
Hughes and James e. MARITIME
Democrats from Essex.
i, Prominent Essex Democrats invited
were former United States Senator
flames Smith, jr., City Counsel James
r. Nugent, OF Newark, the candidate
of the Essex county organization 1or
State committeeman; Congressman
Walter I. Mccoy and Edward w.
Townsend, Sheriff John F. Monahan,
Surrogate Isaac Shoenthal, County
Clerk Joseph McDonough. former
Mayor Arthur 3. Seymour. of Orange;
Gottfried Kruger. Police Judge Simon
Hahn and John L. Armitage, presi-
dent of the Woodrow Wilson League
of Essex County.
The complete list of invited guests
besides those already mentioned is as
follows:
State Chairman Edward e. Cross
cup, Secretary Dennis f. Collins, Will
lam X. Devereux. Benajah P. Wills,
Edward Furman. Robert s. Hudspeth.
David S. Crater, Johnston Cornish,
W. c. Heppenheimer, Howard Carrow,
William A. Faunce, Dan Fellows
Plat, William H. Davis. Michael
Kearns. George Hamton, William D.
Bloom, Charles II. Gallagher, Oliver
Kelly, Willard w. Cutler, George c.
Low, Robert Gwynne, William L.
Saunders, Lewis S. life, John W.
Wescott, John Hinchliffe A. Boil
schweiler, Eugene S. Burk, Joseph e.
Nowrey, Thomas NJ. Terrell, James d.
Carpenter, ]. Thompson Baker
Thomas H. Birch, William b. Lou
denslager, John w. Slocum, George. M.
La Monte, Walter Madden, William c.