New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31
FINE STATE ORGANIZATION.
NEw.JERsEY REPUBLICANS HAVE ORGANIZED
THOROUGHLY EVERYWHERE.

THOROUGHLY EVERYWHERE.
Never before has the Republican party in New.Jer'
sew been so thoroughly and efclently organized as
IS 10 day. In every part OF the sntc the party organ
ration has been perfected eiter by the local clubs OF
the different ces and towns, BY the County Repub
llcan I<orues which have bern such powerful ngen
des for Republican EFFORT In that State. Tribune
reporter saw John tlhch at his law once In Pain
Aed y. j.. Saturday, for TIN. purpose or learning
something OF the work Of tile stat" Republican League
IN which working body Mr.. Clnch holds the Office OF
state Organizer. The reporter found him willing TO
drop hle pressing duties To talk about some OF IN"
things done 10 make NewJers"y Z Republican state
this fall Early in the year the party Eadcr~ looking
for the redemption OF the STATE held conference. al
which it was decided that IN earnest and aggressiv'
Hgt should Ike made TIL, fall to pace NcwJersey III
the Republican column OF sister states. Plans were
discussed and mapped out to put tive party workers
into active use, and the state League Of Republican
Clubs wns called into service TO pave the WY I"
victory The state League at once responded to the
CALL and adopted the method Of Organization and edit
cationr which to NJ the rllying cry for oil Re
vublicans in the coming campaign. The task OF or
gnixaton wa, first discussed In January, and 1t was
decided select ofdal. TO he known the Stat"
o-ranlx.r wlssc duty and whose object was 10 IL
work. toward effective and harmonious organization
In every county In the State Lending Republicans
discussed the available man for that office and John
rjch of Painhcld asked TO assume this rrsI1n
Slf.o pOSltiOn lie PVN'Nt iit"' e." NV
right place. and has won tho appreciation Of all thu
active Republicans of New.Ierey, who are funiliar
with III, lihors. Judg" Cbich's aig" acqnan,anc"
and we'll known organizing ability. coupled with his
| carnestncss and thorough Republicanism. At once
marked him as the available man to lead Ia this work
Ills genial qualities. his clNlnancc. his earnest desire
for harmony and his nTm convictions for the hight.
hoye been thoroughly Impressed upon all with whom
he has in contact. and wherever he has been
c has left desire upon the part OF tive workers Ia
labor for the overthrow Of the corrupt Democracy
Mr. Tldch as soon Il, be- accepted the Office OF state
organizer conceived the dea OF creating som" agency
b.ween TIE state League und the Republicans OF he
various cities and townships OF the state. He ib-
mit;cd his plans VI operations 10 som" Of The Icadr
~ the rn,tv md these Ut received their indurSe
ment This led TO the Organization OF county league
throughout the state. many OF which have proven cx
ceedngv powerful agencies and factors In the posec'
lion OF the work In the State. The wisdom OF oresniz'
| Ing these county leagues has been marked and ap-
purent They ere the supervisors Of their county and
their aim In. been " organize and foster Republ''
can club in every ward end township 50 fer ~ 1t was
| dsemed practicable. In each county.
The county lee que was formed permanent bnsis
| Ly The election OF permanent ohcers every 'o~h-
sItn and ward In the county elected vlcepresidcnt
| and an executive commit ternan. 1t was their duty
TO sperv,e the formation OF Rcpu lican club III their
township and IN case it wss deemed inipracticabe ~
-punixr club for local reasois. they 10 Sseum"
and pledge themselves ~ carry on the work OF the
league In their particular locality and hold themselves
responsible for the work to tn" county league IN"
county league would thus be brought In direct contact
with the state League. In any township where club
WI, not Organized the county league would do the
work that generally would e expected Of clubs II they
| were organized.
Never before was there such systematic manner
of disseminating the doctrines OF the party IN every
| hou.c hod In Ncw.Je,sey und long before the Slate
no,n,a Ions had been made the voters OF The STATE
| had been Informed upon the leading t0pcs pndhg
before Tie public and the nelarious uri, oi me Demo
| cratic Legislature and Drmocratc m.Srtm 10 view
Jersey. The clubs began thrr worR eaiiV III lhe '"
Wign; c.,., .,..,,,sm" and q. C.utrallxatio,
~ now In one mas hands" early hernne shibDoetnS
for the county leagues. In these s.es tc local .uv
hrca,re Instructed, and ihey III urn hhhonhcco W
The people the Information I'VE topics thus ollancd
Ihe local clubs Throughout INC Hp.o aso pv.H w.,
equipped In hi, ranpasn Tons =; Of iar aoG
literature lave forwarded to them from the ~ aye
League hes.dauators ut Mount Holly, and the CLUBS
Lave seen TO the faithful d. tbutlon VI tes" paper
T:c local ciubrOonls have Ieen made IN. centre o,
nvcr q entire state. Those have been addresscl
hv club mebers md by state ana NauonaI hlrakos;
- Ak tho reporter about 10 irnVc inc Uhcc W
the ctate organizer he volunteered the remark well
JudRc II NcwJersey Is carried by thc Nepupnrnns, rs
We expcct II will 10. the party In TINS state VIII give
TO this Mr.. rrich modestly but earnestly rep H
Ttf tut. man, want credt save fOr na'I"R ooIc
INV duty Us trne Jerseynnn MY Hnoie MN mn1 1
the work has Scsn 70 bring MaS aSous "" tS
state and turn over IN the party VINO nappeI .nd
Manned The great work, and say. have competed