The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-28
TAKES A new LEASE.
Reorganization of the DEM
ocratic County Com
mittee.
EFFECTIVE METHODS TO BE USED.
Each District to Be Thoroughly
Worked-On the Tam many
Hall Plan.

The old Democratic County Committee
was disbanded last night without
struggle. The subject has been SO widely
discussed. with the result that one and
all concluded that reorganization was
imperative. that there was not dissent
ing voice last night against the
abolition of the old committee and
the organization of new body. to con-
troll the dsstinies Of the party. Promptly
at eight O'Clock last night every member
of the old committee was present The
various District leaders were on hand
promptly, and were prepared to enter
into any argument which might arise.
The generalship of Chairman O'Don-
nell was perfect, and there was not a
hitch at any time.
REORGANIZATION PLAN.
The plan OF reorganization which mas
been fully published In The JERSEY CITY
NEWS as submitted by George L. Bouton,
with few valuable suggestions by other
members of the committee was adopted.
The old County Committee retains all It's
powers until the uew organization is ef-
fected. This will be doue some time be-
tween the first and rhirtieth days Of July.
Upon effecting an organization the old
committee ceases to exist.
The new governing BODY Is to be
called .sThe Democratic Central Organi-
cation of Hudson County," The body
will consist of forty members until next
December.
OF the forty members, Robert Davis as
Chair man of the presenG Executive Com
mittee will appoint one member to the
central organizat ion from each of the
eleven Assembly districts. He will also
ap point three of the six members-at-large
who are to be selected from various parts
of the county.
Justice NJ J. O'Donnell, as Chairman
of the County Com mittee, will also ap-
point one member from each of the eleven
Assem- bly, Districts and the three remain
ing members-at-large. In this manner
twenty-eight of the forty members are
selected TO be in the central body. The
remaining twelve members are elected
in this manner:-The District Com nit
tees will elect one man as leader and By
virtue of such election he will be a men,
Der of the central organization. This
makes thirJy-ntue of the forty members.
and the fortieth will be M. ]. O'Donneil,
as Chairman of the present County Com
mittee.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Central Committee will receive
ana disbnrse all funds. prepare for facet
ings aud conduct all affairs which tend TO
lead TO the success of the party. The
District Committees will arrange for the
primaries- Every district leader, must
see to 1t that eacn precinct in his district,
has club of ten members at least. aud
the ten members of this club must have
ten workers selected because OF their
fealty to the party.
Private interests will not be cared for
In future by the Central organization as
by the old committee. TIE adoption of
the plan meets with universal favor and
conservative Democrats are of the belief
that success will now attend the efforts
of the party.
Prior to adjourning the old committee
men adopted resolutions thanklng the
Chairman, Secretary ami Treasurer aud
ali other officers of the County Committee
for the prompt manner In which they had
always performed their duties. All
papers and other property belonging to
the old committee will be transferred to
the Central organization as soon as or
ganization is Effected
The organic tion to oe effected on july
80 is temporary. The permanent organ
lzation will lie effected on the first Mon-
day in December.