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the minds of all fair-minded men. 11 Is a food policy lo find out what the omcnmy want* you tO| do—and then lake the opposite course.Esteeming Mr. Seymour as an honest official, who has ably served the community’s Interests, we call on him to complete his term ol office.Good government Is pot only based on majority rule. It Is essential In all governing bodies lb have an aggressive. watchful minority, whose duty consists In acting as a chock to any excesses of the majority rule Rule by one party only often degenerate Into boss rule.The purpose of this resolution 1* not merely In the Interest of one mnn—for It embodies the supreme element or representative government In which the minority is entitled to its spokesmen. It Is the rule of reason and fair play.It was the opinion of the speakers that Mr. Seymour should retain his office until the end of the term. Those who spoke were Joseph F Me-Ginnity. Valentine Jj Hill, who presided. Charles A. Gehrie. chairman of the committee in charge; Edgar M. Taylor. Samuel B. Tlllou. John A. Yu nek. William B. Newman. J. K Torrens and William A. Manda.Followlnr the adoption of the reso-lug the clean-up wee*loads of rubbish were carted aw*'EMPLOYEES HONOR COL. COLCJItAt one of the most enthusiastic gatherings ever held In New Jers* ? Colonel Austen Colgate waa honored by 1.20 0 of his employees and friend* on Monday night at the Grand Vie* Auditorium In Jersey City. The banquet was originally planned to pu respects to Senator Colgate an an employer, a friend and a man. buf these very qualities when seen In th light of the biggest State Issue of th* hour—the Governor—soon turned the merlt;ting into a spontaneous cheer for his candidacy and success. Thi.-meetlng was devised and financed l* the employees of the Colgate I om-pany as a tribute to their respected employer.Hon. J. W- McCarthy us toastmaster presided at the speaker s labl*azne reason.Mrs. George H. Cobb and Miss lath Comstock gave their holpful *3^. delightful services in Inslru-r.chua music and song. Introducing *llh apt sympathy the ideals put t’rth b the speaker.It was announced that the next lecture tn this course wculd be given ly an eminent Hebrew leader and ould be published at an early date, hese men are giving their services, tie public is Invited, and no llckc us r invitations are necessary. .u irjjc ivnUibtiduocDt of Ml 11 tar Training Cam pa.. Pursuant to the purposes of tb iflattsburg Association, which has fo I* object the furthering of interes military training camps and other jluilltary activities, a meeting will be 1 ♦ t-ld ou Monday night in the Eatt trange High School. It Is probable I ial iormcr Secretary of W ar Garrl-ion and General Leonard Wood will tfc among the speakers. At lu or-t-nlzailon last Friday night in South Grunge the members chosen for theuoou at ner iiuuic uu ...........Frauds Uauiel Newman, sou ol Mr. aud Mrs. William B. Newman, ol SouUj Orunge avenue, will be or-uained to the priesthood. Joining the Oominlcau Fathers, on Wednesday. May 21. at the Catholic University. Washington. L. C.The Men*l Uiub of the First 1 rea-byteriau Church will hold Its fifth annual dinner to-night in the purlshnouse. „ . .At the annual m- eting of the South J range Home and School Association tho following officers were elected president. Mrs. John Guyton Boston. vice-presidents, E. M. Loomis. Mrs. j Wilbur Spencer. Henry W. F*“terh Will lam E. Freeman and Miss Edith Johnston; recording secretary. 3U*« Julia E. Winchester? corresponding iccretary Mrs. John Adams,ircasuror, Mrs. C. N- Clark. .About fifty couples attended th subscription dance given last Saturday night at the Field Club.The employee, of the 1-uckawe.nha Railroad will hold a reception and dance to-nlKhl m the gymnasium ol Columbia School. James J-ihalrmau of arrangements.Mr*. Clarence B. Riker will give a
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South Orange Home News
South Orange, New Jersey, US
Fri, May 12, 1916
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