The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-04
IN Fighting FORM
The Central Democratic
Committee Ready for
the Fray.
NEW EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Chairman Young's Selections
Fraiseworthy--0ther Commit
tees Named-George Young,
Vice President.

There was a meeting of the Genital
Democratic Committee last night at
headquarters, No. $40 Grove street.
The meeting was unusually largely
attended because of the announcement
that Chairman E. F. C. Young intended
naming the various committees which
were necessary to the completion OF the
organization of the committee. Then
again second Vice President was TO be
elected aud all these things tended TO
arouse considerable 1nterert-
The office Of Second Vice President fell
t t ie lot Of Mr.. George Young, eX Secre-
iary of the New jersey Title Guarantee
and Trust Company Mr.. Young comes
from an eXcellenl family auu one which
consists of energet and rising men.
Mr.. Young married the daughter of the
late Finance Com missioner BRAY. 1t cai
Re truly said that tbs great success
which na5 attended the New Jers y
Title Guarantee and Trust Company. is
due in great measure to the splendid
executive ability of Mr.. Young.
A GOOD DEMOCRAT.
He has beeu a sterling democrat all his
life, but never really took any active part
in politics until he presided over the
convention, which nom'aated Mr..
Large. During the Cleveland campaign
he made many addresses and won for
himself many compliments, aud for the
cause he espoused many votes. MIR.
Young's selection is one of the wise
things that the new committee has done
since its organization.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Following Mr.. Young's election came
the announcement of the committees.
Nearly all of the old gang were ignored
and in a very noticeable manner. The
new Executive Committee consists Of
Ex-President JOHN EDELsTEIN, of the
Board of Finance.
Mr.. GEoEGE w. YOUNG, Police Jus.
ticp.
FRANK II. KINIMERLY. Police Justice
and eX-Freeholder.
Ex Police Com missioner EDWARD
O'DoNNELI at present a contractor for
public works.
JAMES NJ. DAVIS. Justice of the Peace
and eX-Presideut of the Board OF Police
Commissioners.
PATRICK HAYDEN. a Hoboken Police
Commissioner and brother in law OF
Snerltf Edward Il. Stanton.
GEORGE BRUCE. a popular young m an
of North Hudson, aspiring for Assembly
houors
an excellent one.
The Executive Committee IS he most
important one in the organic ttiou.
OTHER COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Finance. another
imptAtant branch of the organization,
will be presided over by State Comp
truller William G. Heppenhemer. The
Committee on Naturalization, Regis
traticn and Canvasslng, known by the
mem bers as the committee on lonesome
plares, consists OF Messrs. Feeuey, O'Don-
neil and Davis
The Craftsmanship of the Committee
on Public Documents was given to Con-
gresham George B. Fielder.
The reprecincting of the Assembly
districts by the Republican Aldermen
necessitated tie appointment of
many new election officers and
made it necessary to transfer many who
had been designated to act in cert ain
precin cts. This was tedious work, but
the D emocrats are in fine form now and
are ready tc do battle with their oppo-
nents.
FULL LIST OF COMMITTEES.
The committees appointed are as fol-
lows:-
Ftnance-State Compt roller Heppenheimsr,
Mervyn Armstrong, Jr., e. E, Cassidy. A. J.
Boyle, William Il. Ellis ana John rierney.
Naturalization, Registration and Cauvassing
John P. Feeney, Ct. (. Witt John Kiernan,
Robert Davis. James I. Liis, Norman l.. Rowe
and John Zeller.
Public Documents = Congressman I'll elder,
James F. Minturn, Phillip Pattburg F. w.
Wright James Heunessey, Cornelius j. Tahe
and Robert J. Mcmillan.