Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-29
ESSEX DEMOCRACY
SHOWS LOYALTY TO
FIELDER AT RALLY
GubernatOrial Candidate Wildly
Welcomed at Kruger
Auditorium Meeting.
DECLARES THAT HE is SURE
OF SUPPORT OF THE PARTY
Urges Voters to Elect All Can
didates to Insure Demo-
cratic Control.

Before Democratic Gubernatorial
Candidate James F. Fielder left the
big meeting in the Kruger Audi
torium last night he must. in the
very nature of things, have enter
tanned serious doubts as to the relia-
bility of information furnished him
by party or parties unknown to the
general public, that there were Demo-
Gratis in Essex county not in sym
pathy with him. For never In the
political history of Newark was a
more enthusiastic OF cordial welcome
extended to a candidate for public Of
flee than the reception given Mr..
Fielder by the hundreds Of Democrats
who had waited until half past 10
o'clock to greet and cheer him.
Arranged at the instance of State
Committeeman James r. Nugent. the
affair was conducted by the Essex
County Democratic Committee, and
1t was complete success in every
way. The expression of good feeling
was manifested, when, on the an
nouncement by Mayor Jacob Hauss-
ling, who presided at the meeting.
that Candidate Fielder had arrived,
the great crowd broke loose in cheer
ing and shouting and waving Ameri-
can flags, with which each person
had been supplied.
Outburst of Cheers.
When Mr.. Fielder was introduced
there was another outburst, more
flag waving and tremendous cheer
ing. The demonstration lasted for
fully ten minutes, and it was with
some difficulty that the candidate
succeeded in quieting the tumult of
applause in his honor
Mr.. Fielder had been touring Or
ange and other sections of Essex dur
ing the afternoon and evening, and
when he reached the Krueger Audi
torlum was somewhat hoarse from
his previous exertions.
The meeting was called to order by
James D. Moriarity, chairman of the
Democratic County Committee. who
introduced Mayor Haussling as chair
man.
The address of Mr.. Fielder in full
was as follows:
kafzenbach n Friend.
My opponent, Mr.. Frank s. Katz-
enbach. was a friend of mine before
the primary took place, and I am
glad to say that We are still good
friends. During my travels / find
that the people throughout this State
are more interested the issues of
this campaign than have ever be-
fore experienced In my political ca
reer, and I am glad to see such a
condition existing among the people
of our State politically. 1t speaks
well for our success. No scheme for
the administration of the affairs of
the people can be carried out unless
the people will make the effort that
Is required to demonstrate that ca
pacity. When l find the people are
becoming interested in this campaign
and are paying attention to what the
speakers say at the meetings. and
when I talk with them and find out
how much knowledge they have of
legislation, then / know we are at a
situation where the best results can
be derived for the best interests of
the people. I know we can then get
the kind of government that we want.
We can have good or bad admins
tration as the majority of the people
decide, and it is now up to the people
to determine whether they are going
to have a bad or a good administra-
ton of affairs.
1.-THE people have finally arisen in
their might, disgusted with the con-
ditions of affairs as they existed. they
turned out of power the party that
had for so many years mismanaged
the affairs of our State and it was
not only they believed and trusted in
the man whom they nominated, but
1t was chiefly the desire for a change.
1t was for this reason that we so
elected In this State by a majority of
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