The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-27
FORTY ANGELS.
The Members of the New
Democratic County
Committee.
IN TAKE GfATRnl ShrllRnhY
70 TAKE CONTROL SATURDAY
With a Few Exceptions They
Are Sterling Citizens and
Skillful Politicians.
E. F. {. YOUNG HEADS. THE LIST.
lie Will Probably BE Chairman
Davis Is in the Back
ground.

The names OF the members OF the new
Central Committee which is to control
the des tinies OF the Democratic party in
Hudson County for the coming year was
made public this morning. The COM
mittee is credit to the gentlemen in
whom was vested tue power OF
naming tw o-thirds of It's members.
Il is composed. as an Investigation OF
:he names will disclose. of the better and
reform elements of the party. In the
selection of the members there was not
bitch anywhere and harmony promises
once again to reign In the Democratic
ranks.
MEMBERS ALTAR GE.
The six mem bers- -at-iarge are:-
President E. F. G. Young. OF the First
National Bank.
DIR. John D. McGill.
Henry Lembeck.
John Griffin, Jr.
John NJ Crusuis.
Ex-President John Edelstein, of the
Board of Finance.
These men were appointed by mutual
agreement between Robert Davis as
Chairman of the old Executive Commit
tee. and Justice N. J. O'D1nuell. Chair
man of the County Committee.
These same gentlemen also appointed
two members from each of the eleven
Assembly districts.
THE MEM BERs SELECTED.
These twenty-five gentlemen ars:-
First District-John Tierney of Bay
onne. and George B. Witt of No. 81 Win
field avenue.
Second District-Frederick w. Wright.
In this district there appears to be one
vacancy.
Third Dlstrict-Colgressman George
B Fielder aud State Controller William
C. Hsppenheimer.
Fourth Distrlct-Thomas Hickey and
ley.
Fifth DistrIct-Normsn L. Rowe and
Justice James N. Davis.
Sixth District--Dennis Mclaughlin aud
Charles E. Cassidy.
Seventh District-Josepa P. Muller of
Kearney and ex-Police Commissioner
Edward O'DounelI.
Eighth District--kobert J. Mcmillan.
managing editor of the Mercury. and
Philip Pattberg of the Arions.
Ninth Dstrict-Willam Fl. Ellis aud
Police Commissioner Patrick Hayden.
Tenth Dstrict-James F Minturn and
William Pollock.
Eleventh District-G Gorge Bruce and
William Eckhardt.
These gentlem en- conclude the appoint
nents and rep. sent twsnty-eight of the
whole committee of forty. In addition
to these twenty-eig ht members, leader
elected in each of the eleven Assembly
districts has voice in the Central Com
mittee
THE ELEcTED DISTRICT LEADERS.
The eleven district leaders are:
First district-Frauk Kimmerley.
Second district-John Herman.
Third dislrict-James Hsnnessey.
Fourth district-Robert Davis.
Fifth district-Merviu Armstrong.
Sixth district-John P. Feeney.
Seventh district-Andrew Boyle.
Eighth district-James Liilis.
Ninth district-John F. Hata.
Tenth district-Cornelius J. Tahsn.
Eleven tn district-John Zeller.
These eleven elected members. added
10 the twenty eight appointed, m AXE up
thirty nine of the committee, and the
fortieth member is Chairman NJ. j.
U Donnell of the County Committee.
The gentlemen who have been appoint.
ed to the committee were officially noti.
fed this morning, aud 1t is generally
understood that ell of them will accept
the nominations proffered.
The new committee will meet tomorrow
evening and will probably organize
From what can be learned Mr.. E. e. c.
Young Ia to be nominated for the chair.
manship and every effort possible will
be made 10 have him accept
the responsible position. 1t is highly
probable that all other necessary officers
will be elected at to morrow evenings
session. which promises to be one Of
general rejoicing.