New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
IN THE POLITICAL FIELD.
BERGEN COUNTY ORGANIZED.

THE LEAGUE OF REPUBLICAN CLUBS ADOPTS
NEW RULES OF GOVERNMENT.
The adjourned meeting Of delegates from the Re-
publican clubs. Of Bergen County, to FORM county
earue was held in the Opera House. Hackensack, yes
terdsy afternoon, with large attendance. and Before
tho work was completed, an unusual aesfee VI GU
thusasm was manifested.
rh.re WAS a partial organization OF county league
Inst NAV. twelve clubs having enrolled at that time
but the constitution adopted by that body, which WAS
Identical with the government prescribed by the e'a'e
Irague Of Republican Climbs, did not meet the ap-
prevail Of many gentlemen prominent IN Inc party
councils In Bergen County and they asked the twelve
clubs To abandon their organization for the newer one
This was agreed TO after general interchange Oh
views in which excellent spirit was displayed by inc
speakers who included Colonel c. !. Bauvelt Willam
NJ johnson, State Committeeman C. f. breckenridge
W, W. Westervclt, c. l.. Parigo John Hun browhihe'
d. ID. Zabriskie and others.
william NJ Johnson +. D. Barton and d. D.
Zntriskie were appointed committee on cohsu'"-
tion and In few minutes reported rules Of govern
ment that were unanimously adopted They proViue
TINT any club in the county may JOIN the league whch
shall consist Of two delegates from each CLUB ana the
president or chairman Of the executive ccmmt'ce vi
each club An executive committee snail DC iori'."
of one member from each club, officers of the league 70
be ex ofcio MEMBERS and the president OF the league
TO be chairman.
league elected tnese OinccrS' T'o7iuN"'
Haauvelt of IIuckensack; vicepresidents T. +. Har'
nngtou, OF Lyrdimrst; c. L. Parigot' OF huc"u'',e :
secreary j. f. Tyler. Of Rufherioid teesufer' ''""
Hull Browning. OF Tenahy. ~
Colonel Biauvelt made brief speech upon '"h,'s
the chair referring to the encouraging Outlook iof "e
R>nubucan cause ard the especially glowing prosptc'
In N.w-Jersey william NJ johnson said th@t never
4, s.rsen County politics had there been such acuV'y
nv the Republican party, and looked every oay o's
encoura cnc for the success OF the party M New
Jersey Every township. except FIenklin' w@' rep
roseotsd IN the meeting, the delegates pres"t 'r''
the several Republican clubs being:
Inaon--P A. Kuhn J. W. Russell. - ,..,.
Rldgcwood-Prcsident O. W. Low, ~. ~ D'o'e"e'
." Tenagy~John Hull Browning. r. s. Mausham' L. L.
HacEensack yalley-J B. Lozier II. A. Bingham:
Udxefeld Park-Captain C. f. McOre""S' 'o~ep"
Behan George L. Crane - ,>..
Oryie-C. L. PaHgot, ii. c. Dennet'', .o c,soo
0verpeck Ccolored club, of Engewood)-Aaron $780,
A. n Wheeler Sylvester Jackson . -. "
Harr.ncton-Presldent W. G. Herring Johh "
IJncoin-E IL. schuyler c. b. French. A. d. sni,'o.
Midland-President f. d. Rowland. T. u. "ao"iS"'e'
H. FSS9lewoodEEdward C. Barton. Clinton II. Blake
Ramseys~President d. S. wanomaker. ,.,,,-
Boiling Springs--Presdent William Bennihs' "di''a"'
Mckenzie, ]. A. Yates . c,oor.
FIRST District LOdi-George Muller, Angust uereche'
Gardeld-Wlam L. Bogart, George BNdoe en-, =
The leag ad journed to meet the second oatm .
In September wien the executive committee VIII w
nnnonnc ed and the active work OF the campaign out
lined.