New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24
A STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN TICKET.

a SIRAlGHI IlCkE L.
conference of the Republican district leaders
was held yesterday afternoon at the Victoria Hotel
All the districts except the With With and XIth
we're represented. Among those who attended the
conference were Pierre c. Van Wyck. John W. Ja-
cobus, Charles n. Taintor, John J. VBrien, Jacob
Hess, Joel w Mason, Solon b. Smith, Jacob NJ Pat
terson Henry c. Perley, Joseph L. Perley, Michael
w. Burns Coroner Brady. ex-Alderman Brady, John
| r. Lydecker, Michael Cregan, Bernard Biglln,
Donald Mclean and J. Thomas Stearns. Congress-
man Richard Crowley, of LockpOrt, who happened
to be in the corridors Of the hotel when the confer
ence began was invited into the on the fourth
floor where il was held. He did not take part in
| the discussion DR.. Van Wyck presided at
the meeting, and Alderman Mclean was
chosen secretary. The Assembly districts
were called in their order and the
represeutative OF each district reported the feeling
| which existed among Republicans as to the adysa-
bIty OF nominating entire republican city IL ket
| he leaders OF all the districts except three
in favor Of this policy. SOlOn B. smith, repre-
sentlng the XXh District Jacob Hess from the
| XXIst and ex-Flre-C Commissioner Perey from the
! AXlId, favored uniting with the Committee OF
! Fifty IN forming a union ticket for city oinces
| John J. O'Breu especially earnest IN his sup,
| port of the policy OF nominating siIaghI"
1 ticket The arguments used by him and Others no
OF the same opinion, were that the STATE Ticket
would he helped by earnest canvass tor the cleo
tlon Of u city ticket. The Citizens Committee they
said, proposed 10 nominate DemOcIdls IOt Iuc pllh-
! cpal offices, and mary Republicans VINO voted that
| ticket having no other local ticket TO support,
would be led to vote the Democratic State ticket
also. The manner III which the remnant oI tue
| Citizens Committee was working, was also crltl'
! cised 10 SAID that the members showed 10
disposition to confer with Republicans as
| be chosen tor the few Offices not
filed by Democrats. There was not even dlspo-
suon to allow the Republicans TO select several
names any one Of which would be acceptable 10
| them
Jacob Hess who has withdrawn his name from
the list OF candidates for the nomination tOT sheriff.
| and S0l0n b. smith argued that the Safe ticket
would be helped 0y the nomination of union ticket.
| as some Republicans who would Otherwise not reg
ster or vote might bc induced TO do by an active
| Local canvass. 1t was however, objected TO thls
! argument that Democrats who were dlsgusted with
the poor character OF most Of their local candidates
would be more apt to stay at home anG nOt vote me
State ticket II there were no union ticket IN the
field. NO candidates were menrOued tor any onlces,
but the practical decision was 10 urge inc hepuou-
! can Convention tomorrow 10 name ull ticket Tor
| city and county officers Another meeuhg Oi the
same distrct leaders who are IL most cases the
presidents OF the associations, Will De neld tAls al
| ternOOn.
ACTION OF REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.
The delegates to the Republican Convention
Of the XXIId District called to nominate an Assembly
man and an Alderman, last evening at Montehore
Hall In One-huudred-and- -tnrtiethst., between Third
and Lexngtou-aves. At the primary election thirty
four delegates this convention mad ls3 votes. The
opposition ticket poled only 70 votes Colonel George
F. Webster was chosen chairman, and " :. NJ. SLIDER,
secretary. Fifteen or twenty men, led by Captain
BENJAMIN Page John A. Engeson, William z.
spoouer and william G. Reddy applied at tue door OF
the convention refused admission because they
were not del, gates. Alderman Donald Mclean nOm-
mated Ezra A. Tutle for the Assembly MI Tuttle was
unanimously chosen the candidate, aud in accepting
the nomination said that he was not connected with any
faction desired the good OF the Republican party
| alfd ha
the nominee but upon his friends and supporters l
accept it as from a convention tired Of au dis
seusons and call upon every Republican 10 lay
aside all dscord and strife and uniting heartily for the
success OF the ticket let Us al 90 orWiru sloa5r 10
shoulder for the common good Every true Republican
In such crisis as the present Should forget the man.
Let al differences ana ne assured NAT you eau
count upon me, as Iar az ny eOII,y ues' iuy 70 rep
sent You in Albany. Ny duty aud my pleasure Is TO DO
all ,ba Ce van 10 sS STn rTmp6 at tue p6 Alderman Don
! aid Mclean was unanlmOusy nominated a. the candl-
date for Alderman for The XAIIId District The officers
| OF the convention were appointed committee
to wait upon Mr. Mclean and Inform him OF his nomina-
ton A. Tutte is young lawyer, who has never
been Identified with any the dssensOns factions In
this district lie is the president OF the Foger Campaign
The opposing faction in the XXIIGd District held a
convention and unanimously nominated Leroy .. crane
for member OF Assembly, and John & Grlnng ior Alder
man. The candidates were presented 70 the meeting
and pied the nomin tons , 80 ., .
can Associaton at No 287 West rhirtyfOurtbs st. last
nisnt 10 nomination for Alderman was made, although
the delegates for the pIrpOse or making nOmlna-
ton Tue meeting JOurned after the roll call, suect
TO the call Il the president We want said one of the
poticaus to until opponents nominate their
man then will put our man IN The field ag INST nm
The Republican AIdermanio convention for the AAlid
Assembly District met at No. 202 East Seventy seventh,
ST. last evening with Herman r. Bauer In the chalT anu
A L. Mason recording On motion OF justice IAhEoeil
john +. Williams nominated by acclamatlon MI.
WI is ,r - The deSgates without leaving their seats
formed themselves into the Assembly convention for
The XId district by choosing J0un NlckersOn chairman
and Mr. Mason as secretary. Isaac Eromme was nomi-
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