The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-10-01
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
State Association Meets and
Adopts Plans for the
Campaign.

The Association of Democratic Clubs at
| its meeting at the Hotel Washington, Sat
urday afternoon, transacted some i'm
portant business beside issuing the call
for a convention, which was published in
| 'srhe Jersey City News" on Saturday.
Judge George H. Lambert, of Newark
presided at the meeting, and James f.
Minturn, of Hoboken, acted as secretary
| pro tenn, in the absence of the regular
secretary, George w. Kane, of Paterson.
| Delegates-at-large to the national con-
vention of Democratic clubs at Indianap-
Oils ON october 8. were chosen as fol-
lows
| From Hudson county, Mayor Lawrence
Fagan of Hoboken and James F. Min
turn of iHoboken; Bergen county, VIII
| liam B. Pugh, member of the State Com
mattee; Burlington county Clarence At
kinson Camden county, Judge Howard
Carrow; Essex county, Judge George II.
Lambert and Frank F. Walsh, president
| of the North End Democratic Club;
Mercer county, ex-Assemblyman James
| w. Lanning, a member of the State
Committee; Hunterdon county. ASSEM-
| blyman Oliver l. Blackwell; Ocean counr
| ty, William J. Harrison; Passaic county,
1 -
Mayor John Hinchliffe of Paterson.
| About forty applications from clubs for
membership in the society were received,
| and all the applicants were admitted,
| making a total enrolment of about $50
| clubs, representing every section of the
State.
| A resolution was adopted congratulating
| William R. Hurst, President of the Ma
| tional Association of Democratic Clubs on
nus success IN organizing ciups through-
| OUT the country ana tnanKing MN ior iiis
inSsl eiioi's - ensii oenaA'
coiniaittee OIL seven 10 ARRANGE ior tiie
state convention ana Ior iAe receptioh
Oh the democratic PRESIDENTIAL canaidate
on that occasion was selected as 1olioWs'
l-olVer l. biacA"el, feteF 0tass' ohiies
r. Mlnturn' howard Carro", 1aihes W.
Lanning' 1ohn f1lhcnlHe anu Willlam j.
Harrison. rms committee VIII meet every
SATURDAY at M at the olate heau-
quarters Until the cohVention ana VIII
act as subcommittee OIL the society
executive committee.
1t is the purpose OF the State Society to
| pc IN the campaign actively unuil It's close
and for this purpose committee con-
sisting OF James W. Lannlng, George H.
Lambert and James F. M-nturh' was chos-
| en- to procure permanent secretary, VINO
shall have a desk at the State headquar-
| tors, and be there constantly during the
rest OF the campaign TO keep the oliciai
| organization of the society in close touch
with all parts of the State. Through him
and it's other officers, the society will act
as an adjunct to the state committee IN
the campaign work organizing cluos ana
meetings, distributing literature and ex-
erting it's best efforts in every possible
line that will tend to make the campaign
| a success
| Among the resolutions passed at yester-
days meeting was one requesting candl-
dates Tor oHlce IN the oliferent counties
to contribute 10 the support Oh the organi-
zation and assist II TO oefray necessary
expenses. A request Tor cooperation ana
assistance Will also be sent TO the Execu-
tive Committee OF the Democratic state
Committee
announcer resoiulioi REQUESTS Ing oeie
gates to the state convention 10 pring
along IN adoltlon TO theii ereueii'lais'
American nags lor iliarchins purposes
Aithough the use ol tie ialioiai coiois
Tor campaign olspiay mas peeh uepiecateu
| IN many Quarters, - - 'ne oeieA u ,ne
ohicers OF the society llial no 'iue pa'iio,
can nave any op,ect,oh ~ ,ne,l 1e.'on aau
tnat the use Oh tre nag WIN s., 'eiiu - a.ouse
enthusiasm III wnS' 'iiey is'''''''i y oe
soou ca a.4 oee,s.u
We i".el'u ~ pe' 49,. =, s;a
ler .he SUCCESS - ny pa >.s,, -
Linioelt ~ 80 .,oa.
alter .ne iiee.s, M, ~ ~
WIN the resul.' !. AZ of ,,ar,S,ar-
c,ups Jp - 49, o,.r,,,,;rot,o,,,
silp snom
anu new oiuD9 o. Appi'-
aai 'iie 'i.n -.
Ailions eno@e - 80, ,s.. -n..,.- .,ss.s'
pesioes 'uus - - 80
were aoDel' a ,-"e So " T', ~ u,
| reseii'.iis ooii - go Tysas u -.