Palisadian., 1925-11-06
LANDSLIDE FOR MAR|NI TICKET IN CLIFFSIDE
PARK and MAYOR IS REELECTED BY 1,211 VOTES,
LARGEST MAJORITY EVER GIVEN CANDIDATE
Post Wins spe 442 Council Candidates Woodcok and Olsen
Circulars o
Influence Voters; Everybody Happy Winners Thank Voters

Mayor Joseph w. Marini has been
reelected to office in Cliffside Park
by majority of 1,211 votes over his
Democratic rival Francis A. Banville,
the largest majority ever given can
didate in the borough's history.
With Mayor Marini the entire local
G. o. P. ticket went in including Jo
;seph Woodcock and Herbert E. Olsen,
candidates for the Council and Collec-
tor Herbert L. Post. The only Demo
'crat on the local ticket elected was
Jack Timony, the Assessor, and he
was unopposed.
A tabulated chart on Page 2 gives
the vote by districts and shows the
wide margins the local Republicans
won by.
A much closer vote was looked for
between Post and Sperling and Dyer
and Olsen, but the local Republicans
clean cut appeal to reason insured the
election of their entire ticket by un-
precedented majorities.
The local campaign was colorful
and intensely interesting from start
to finish with the exception of some
uncalled for last minute abuse in cir
'cular form on the part of the Demo-
Gratis. Mass melting, parades, testi-
monial dinners all played their part
and although the odds were greatly in
favor of the Marini ticket from the
start the Democrats let it be known
that they were in the running.
When asked. for statement on
wednesday morning Mayor Marini
said:
II want to express my sincere
thanks to the voters of Cliffside Park
for the tremendous vote of confidence
given me on Election Day, November
3. l believe the vote showed that the
people approved the acts of my ad
ministration during the last two years
and l pledge myself at this time to
"a continuance of the policies that have
prevailed.
81 make no promises for the future
except that I will endeavor to give
the best possible form of government
and bring about a further tax reduc-
ton"
Joseph Woodcock and Herbert Oh
sen, successful Council candidates,
have both asked the Palisadian to
thank the loyal voters for the conf
dence they have placed in them and
promise to do everything in their
power to administer their Office in a
manner that will prove the peoples
trust was not misplaced.
In a letter to the editor Collector
Post said
My dear Mr.. Logan:
Please accept my sincere thanks
for the splendid support accorded by
you during my recent campaign for
reelection as Collector.
Naturally it is impossible for me to
thank personally each and every one
responsible for my victory, and I ask
that through the medium of your col
umns you extend to them my thanks,
assuring them that a continuance of
the service that it has been a pleas
ure to render in the past will be but
a small expression of my apprecia-
1ion.
j Incidentally, the malicious attack
on my character contained in a cir
cular issued by my opponents sup
porters at the eleventh hour, afford
ing me no opportunity for a reply, l
believe, was answered in a most con-
vincing and effective manner by the
voters themselves.
With kindest regards, beg to re-
main Yours respectfully,
HERBERT L. POST.