The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-29
THB FORTY ANGELS.
From the Following it Will
Be Seen that They All
Have Wings and
Soar High.

The new Central Committee of the
Democratic Party in this county, the
organization of which is the natural out
come of Democratic defeat at every hand.
and step in the path of reform. is not
made up of men who are controlled bv
by bosses, as is enormously believed. 1t
was said yesterday that. Notwithstanding
the fact that the party has been placed in
the hands of new men to all outward ap-
pearaGces. that the old bosses were still
at the bar." A gla nee at the names of
the gentlemen who compose the COM
mttee and an Introduction to them will
efface any doubt as TO the high moral
standing of the gentlemen, who, with one
or two exceptions, have made for them
selves in this community reput ttlons.
For instance. take the MISUNDERSTANDING
first
THE MEM BERs-AT LARGE.
Mr.. E. +. e. Young is President of the
First National Bank. He Is owner of
receivers of the the National Cordage
Company, ana is a receiver for a half
dozen or more concers. He is a business
man from the top of his head to the soles
of his feet. He knows what political
duties are, and it is highly probable that
in the same honest manner which
characterizes his business dealings. Mr..
Young last spring w spoken OF as the
Gnbernatorial candidate.
DIR. j. D. McGlll was once member
of the Board of Finance, aud claims the
credit of saving the city from bankruptcy
while performing the duties of that
office.
John Edelstein. is an old and familiar
| figure In politics He is the ex-President
of the Board of Finance, and even now
is complainant in suit to oust the man
who was ap pointed his successor. Mr..
EdesteiE IL a shrewd man.
Mick" Crusus is another ha le fellow
well met. Mr.. Crusius is man who has
great regard for the fitness OF things
He is out for reform. He is one of the
head officials of the Gutenberg race
track.
Henry Lembeck is man known for
the good he has done. He owns Green
vile and Jhs Lsmbeck &5 Beiz brewery
and the lions share of the Bavarian
Brewing Company He Is a well known
public improvement agitator.
John Griffin is a lawyer aud consci-
entious one. He is also democrat. At
one time be belonged to the law firm of
Romaine & Griffin.
That completes the list of the members
at large. The district men are on a par
with the members at large
THE DISTRICT APPoINTEEs.
john Iierney ls Il retired merchant OF
Bayonne He got out OF the liquor busi-
ness when the fee went up George B.
t;on to this great Building aud Loan
! man. Frederick w. Wright is an ex-
Police Commissioner. He is Judge Hud-
speth appointment. George w. Young
was until recently Secretary aud Treas
urer of the New Jersey Title Guarantee
nd Enp1 q ia n oFria nfIif a
appointment.
Congressman Fielder everybody knows.
He has been in politics long time, but
showed his violent dislike for political
| trickery by combining with Judge Ran
kin to check fraud in the ballot boxes.
| He is Register in addition to Congress
man. State Comptroller HeDpenheimer
is popular, straightforward politician.
He will be a benefit TO the committee.
He Is brainy and full of good ideas.
/ Thomas Hickey is another retired mer-
chant. There was as much money in the
liquor business in his time as there is
wafer in the liquor now. Ex-
Police Commissioner Patrick Buckley
| is great man in st. Joseph'S
Asylum III York street. He is
not an inmate. but has done all In his
power to place the institution on a firm
| financial foundation. He is an interested
worker in behalf OF ST. Aloysius'
known to need any Introduction. He is
the assistant counsel to the Board of
| Freeholders. Justice James N. Davis is
q Sunday school man, but has held every
| Office on the calender that he could get.
4, His official career was one satisfactory to-
! his constituents and to his party. He was
once Police Commissioner and once an
| Assessment Commissioner.
Dennis Mclaughlin is the esteemed
| Clerk of the County. He Is gentleman
and a shrewd and honest politician. He
is true TO his friends. aud has surrounded
himself only with lieutenauts who are
true to him and to the party ne repre-
sents.
| Charles e. Cassidy is the junior mem
ber of the prosperous feed and grain firm
of Carscalfeu g. Cassidy
1 Joseph Z. Mullen of Kearny Is an
/ architect with an Office on Broadway,
New York.
1 Edward O'DonnelI's career is clear