Goce Delchev leaves the military school in the autumn of 1894. during that time he develops his organizational and political activities in the established in Solun secret revolutionary organization under the name Bulgarian Macedono-Odryan Revolutionary Committees. The central organization in called Cental Macedono-Odryan Revolutionary Committees.

It is first independent revolutionary organization in Macedonia and Odryn, which continues the act of the Bulgarian national revolution.

The organization’s chart was written in Bucharest, using the example of the Bulgarian revolutionary central committee chart, as a result of the new situation in which the unfair decision of the Berlin treaty put most of the Bulgarians. It was stated in the chart that the aim of the organization was to “achieve full political autonomy for Macedonia and Odrynsko” (paragraph 1). Member of the organization “can be every Bulgarian without sex discrimination, but who is not discredited with anything unfair and one who promises to be of benefit to the revolutionary liberation act”. For the completion of the set aim, the members of the organization are required “to awaken the conscience of Bulgarians in the regions stated in paragraph 1 for self defense; to spread the revolutionary ideas using the word of mouth or the press and to organize a local rebellion” (paragraph 2)

Goce Delchev speaks about this revolutionary activity, initiate by the organization in Macedonia and Odryn, in his first letter from 17 October 1895, addressed to Efrem Karanov. “In Macedonia – the letter says – we develop systematic agitation for one united inner rebellion. The agitation has grown to such extend that it knows no place in Macedonia where the word of the rebellion has not been spread. The population is preparing for a rebellion, which will take place in the near furure …”