Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-05
SHEEHY SAYS
WILSON FAILED
Did Not Make Good on PIedg-
es of z Years Ago, DEM
ocrat Declares
ADDRESSES DEMOCRATS
Meetings to be Held Tonight
Here, in Woodbridge and
South Amboy
ADDRESSES DEMOCRATS

Inc PLATFORM OF the DemOcrdtlc
party as adopted at the state con-
vention in Trenton on Tuesday was
endorsed last night at the meeting
of the Democratic City Executive
Committee at which all committee
women and committeeman were
present. During the session there
were several speakers, among them
being County Chairman Edmund A..
Hayes of New Brunswick. and John
K. Sheehy, Democratic candidate
for mayor. The resolution endors-
ing the platform was introduced by
Alderman John j. Clark, who is
running for alderman in the fifth
ward.
The meeting which was held in
Odd Fellows hall was of special
importance in view of the fact that
it was the first meeting to be held
after the primary and marked the
organization of the city executive
committee. The election resulted
in John White being chosen again
as chairman and James Rhodes as
secretary.
Mr.. Hayes in addressing the
meeting declared that every effort
must be made to have every Demo-
crat in the city registered so that
they may vote. He urged the work.
ers to do all in their power to get
out big registration on October II,
which is the last registration day
before the general election.
Mr.. Sheehy gave very stirring
address on the pledges made by
Mayor William C. Wilson when he
ran for election two years ago and
not one of them had been filed.
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that the Merritt tract would be
turned into a park, a new ferry
from this city to Tottenville, a new
railroad station. municipal Fourth
of July celebration, a skating rink
at the water works pond and band
concerts.
Nj. Sheehy pointed out that the
city did have band concerts, but
that all Mayor Wilson did towards
them was to give them his approval.
The band concerts were made pcs
s;ble, Mr.. Sheehy said, only by the
efforts put forth by the Evening
News and after he himself person
ally canvassed the various mer-
chants of the city and obtained Con-
tributions from them, which as
spred the series of concerts which
proved SO popular.
He declared that the milk condi-
tons which confront the city, must
be cleared up and spoke of the de-
lay in the erection of the Hall ave-
nue. school. He said in regard 20
this matter, that application had
been made for the erection Of tLis
school two years ago when the al
dermen were Republican, but moth
ing had been done, but now at elec-.
ton time Republican city attorney
and mayor have decided that the
school can be built. He wondered
why the sudden change in the opin-
ion of the mayor and attorney.
dress, urged that 1t is absolutely
necessary, il the party Is to be sue
cessful in November, that every
voter be registered and spoke OF the
need for every committeeman and
committeewoman to do their utmost
to get the vote registered in their
respective wards.
The resolution as adopted fol-
lows
Whereas, the Democratic party
in state convention duly assembled
has harmoniously adopted a plat
form which presents to the voters
of the state of New Jersey in re-
markably clear and able manner
the issues of the present campaign.
and
Whereas the planks composing
this splendid platform are such as
meet with the hearty approval or
all thinking citizens. irrespective OF
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