The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-22
WARNING For DEMOCRATS.
Busy Campaign Preparations BY the Re
publican Clubs Throughout the State.
Special 10 the Jersev Citg Netvs.

Busy Campaign Preparations BY the Re-
publican Clubs Throughout the State.
Special TO the Jerseu Citg Netcs.
PLAINFIELD, Aug. %, 1s92.-John UIrlch
of this city, holds the position of Ne W
Jersey s ate Organizer OF tne Leagus of
Republican Clubs for the approaching
Presidential campaign.
Never before" he said lately. "have
New Jersey Republicans been brtte" or
gained or III greater harmony than they
now are. Or the tweuty-one counties in
New Jersey there are but four in which
county Republican leagues have not been
organized. These re Union. Cum0er-
land, Atlantic aud Sussex. Union County
Is not lax in early campaign work, al
though It's county League is yet uniformed.
1t has been customary among otaer count
les to organize county leagues first and
organize clubs aiterward. In Union
County this mode OF procedure has been
reversed and the work OF forming clubs
throughout the county has preceded the
organization of the league. This latter
Will soon be completed. how ever, together
with the analganIatiou of The Repubii-
eau forces III Cumberland, Atlantic and
Sussex"
AS State organizer Mr.. Ulrich's chief
duty has been the forming OF Republican
clubs throughout the State aud the es-
tablishmenG of county leagues. The
most recent county league to be organized
is Monmouth. There has been consider
able dissatisfaction expressed in different
parts OF Monmouth county. but Mr..
Ulricn. said positively that no IL! feeling
was visible at the county convention held
in Asbury Park a few days age. The
newly elected officers OF tue Monmouth
County Republican League ~are:-Presi-
dent, Edward Wilson; Secretary, Maxcy
Applegate; Treasurer, D.. A. Stateser;
w. Danser. J. +. Sickle. q. V. N. Wilson,
0. Van Wickle, Captain Benjamin
Griggs, W. w. Ramsey, w. I. Parker,
john Hubbard, P. Hall Parker, Edward
A. Smith and b. B.. Pearce.
Mr.. Ulrich CITED Camden county as one
of the most efficiently organized. In that
county there is a we'll organized club in
every city, ward and township, while in
some wards there are two or more clubs.
Hudson county was also named as one
where special work is being done.
MIR. Ulrich said there were now In New
jersey over two hundred well equipped
Republican clubs, which is an average or
ten for each county. He added that this
number would soon be doubled. All Of
THESE clubs have adopted substantially
the same constitution, with the few al
terations made necessary by the change
OF the county name. etc. This cou-
stitution was prepared under the
direction OF The State League.
One of its provisions is that the
organization shall not as a club eX-
press any preference for any candidate
before any convention, nor shall it as IL
club recommend any person as an appli
cant for any official position. No article
of the constitution, bylaws or amend
ment thereto. shall be made thai will
conflict with the provisions of the consti-
tuition of the Republican League OF the
United States, or the State Republican
League of New Jersey. The motto of
The New Jersey League of Republican
Clubs is Organization and Education."
Campaign documents devoted to the Re-
publican cause are now being issued
from the Mt. Holly office of President
Gaskill of the State League. These
pamphlets are sent in quantities to the
clubs making application for them, and
will be spread broadcast during the cam
paign.