The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
PARTY ORGANIZED.
The New County Committee
Filled Up and Officers
Chosen.
WILLARD FISK, CHAIRMAN
Davis Said to Control the Cam-
pain and Other Committees.

pain and Other Committees,
The newly elected Democratic County
Committee met last night in Roche'5
Hall and effected a permanent organi-
cation. To everyone's surprise all the
officers elected represent the Reform
element. Willard c. Fisk was chosen
Chairman by the unanimous vote of the
Committee after an eloquent nom
mating address had been made
by William C. Heppenheimer. Chair
man Cudlipp at once resigned
the office to Mr. Fisk The latter
made brief address of acceptance,
thanking the Committeeman for the
honor conferred upon him and then
business proceeded. William j. Dynan
of the Tenth Assembly district was
elected Vice President without opposi-
ton. John j. Mulvaney. an active Re-
former, was chosen Secretary; Daniel
Y. Lewis, Treasurer, and Daniel Tier
ney, Sergeant at Arms.
The appointment of a temporary Cam
paign Committee, to act until perman-
ent body is chosen was the next order
of business.
bob" DAVIS HAND.
Bob Davis hand showed itself very
distinctly when this important commit
tee was made up. The committee COM
sists of one member from each dis
trict. The members are:-Edward Hal
man, Michael Heating, William c. Burke
Robert Davis, William C. Cudlipp, John
P. Feeney, Edward O'Donnell. Robert
Mcmillan, P Smith, Henry Lohman, Jr.s
and George B. Bergkampf.
A permanent Campaign Committee will
be appointed at session to be held
next Tuesday. At that session finance,
naturalization and printing committees
will also be appointed. Chairman FISK
next called for the nominations of pre-
cinct leaders, who are named by the
elected Committeeman. The following
named men will constitute the Commits
PRECINCT LEADERS
First Assembly district, Jersey City
end-James Cassidy, Michael Fagan, Pat
rick Rock, George T. Bouton, F; H.
Kimmerly, and Bayonne, George Bull,
Martin Cassidy, Thomas Meltam, Mich
aeI Sullivan, Terence Brady, Edward
Holman, John Kingut, Patrick Gala
Second district-Leonard Kaiser, Mich
ael Keating, Edward Sweeney, Adam
Bender, Thomas Lennon, Daniel Smith,
Thomas Brennan, Frank Kellegher, j.
Windecker, Daniel Lewis,a Jmes Kelly,
John Kiernan, Joseph Keogh, Charles
Munzing.
Third district--James Hennessey, ".
Maxwells, John j. Mulvaney, John j.
McGrath James Fielder, w. G. Hep
penheimer, Frank Dougherty. Bernard
Keilt
Fourth district-DanieI Tierney, WILL
lam c. Fisk, Henry c. Poynton, William
Tleyes. Henry Kupter, James. McGovern.
n. p: Budden, Robert Davis, P H.
Fifth district-William Farrell, Edward
T Ml1TraV Martin
Purcell, John Keller, John Reilly, ", G
Cudlipp, C. P. Smith, George Caulfield,
Edward Kenny. Walter Nugent Charles
Sixth district Matthew -Fallahee. owen
dom jeremiah J. Murphy, John P.
Duane, Patrick Maypotter, Edward
o'Donnen, Patrick Rogers, Martin A.
Harrison-Thomas F. Bulger. Daniel
Brophy, T. ]. Goodman, Michael Suili-
Kearny-Edward ]. Kenny, John W.
Roach, James Heslin. samuel ]. Dennis.
Eighth district-John Kelsey, r: G.
McMullans, VIM. White, Henry Spels-
meyer. Edward Kohl Joseph Bolan,d'
John Mehl, Jr., L. w. SpitzGagle
Ninth district--M; ]. Coyle, J. Wein-
VIM. Killian. P. Smith. Joseph McG5oy-
ern, D. sullivan. W. F. Fenton, P. Gers
hardt H. Quidore. VIM. Ellis
Henry eersN Lohman, dln1aG jr., william J, Deg
nan, Daniel ]. Mccarthy, Cornelius J,
Pointe Charles Meyer, Simon Beliv
eleventh, West Hoboken-Edward Coli
Inns, George Bergl1aTnpf, James Vance,
Richard Lynch, Michael Kohl, T. Berg
kampf I'M North I Berge1 @odnev cGiIlgan 9gast
Weehawken-C. W. Roehr Township OF
Union-O. Darling.
Some of the districts are. not yet
complete, but all vacancies will be filed
at the next meeting. The, committee
ers 1t was reported bright and early
this morning that Immediately after
election Mr.. Fisk will be asked to step
down and out to make room for more
pronounced Davis man. The report could
not be confirmed. however. The COM
nittee appointed to investigate the prcs
test of Henry Bunton, of West Hobo-
ken, against Louis Diehln who defeaSs
ed him for the Freeholder nomination.
reported in favor of Diehm.
A protest was also filed against Rich
ard Smart's election as the Assembly
candidate in the First district by the
followers of Mr.. Denton, who was de-
feated by three votes. There will prob
ably be a recount of the votes.
W. H. Ellis. of Hoboken, addressed
the committee at length upon the use
| lessness of placing August Grassman on
the ticket for the office of Directorate
Large. He said that no such office was
to be filed Mr.. Ellis remarks were
overruled, and the entire ticket was en-
dorsed, with the exception of Smart, in
the First district. As soon as the diff
culties about his nomination are set
tied. he will be endorsed. The Cam
paign Committee was directed to pre-
pare a platform for adoption at next
TUESDAYS session commending the adj
ministration of President Cleveland and
endorsing the Wilson bill. The meeting
was a harmonious one, and the appoint
ed prec4nct leaders pledged themselves
10 do some old-time Democratic hus-
Ting The committeeman expect to
carry the entire ticket through with
rush.
HUDSON CIRCUIT COURT.
Calendar Monday october p A. D. 1891. su