New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
POLITICS IN THE CITY.
crrY CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS
,so,,fx Ar,oSs MADE IN THE viTn nj" AM ALL
DiaTRiCTe.

CON0HESbkONA4
HoMfNArioNs MADE IN THE WITH ~" "'
p.ruslcsn conventions were hela last night sh in
al tSs Congressional Districts OF this city N0m'
made q, only Wiz i's nstret met at
The sSny frsnSi. Redmund in the chair On the
N,a.;on Of George B. Deane, IT,, Assemblyman FRED
erick b. House was declared the anan mttse con-
sisting OF George b. Deane r.. James ~, lauo,
John f. Condor and the officers OF the conyen;;ion
appointed to inform Mr h 3Ss thirty 81 of
age. lawyer by profession, and mas ser,od vel. coj
successive terms in the Assembly. HIS PIi on.
sympathics are strongly with Blame anu Logan"
As an Assemblvman he has done good service. Nj
The With District Convention somposcd W D;s-
egatcs from the lid I'D and Nian As GuW Pei
ton Of the lid District was CHOSEN it rct ec.
Alexander j. Campbell. of the With DISTRICT, sec
III" primary was handed in from the lid District
Int The regular delegates were seated unthfInouo
~. James p. Davenport was suns,nueu conn.
%nn;ration was received from the lrish-Anercan
Indercndents asking for the appointment o rHi,
mittcc to confer as to the selection OF can LIAM
for Congress in favor of Protection, to oppose JONI
- Adams. the Tammany nominee: Oh lhouiun u
Cornelius Van Colt such a committee was n''"cu,
r. n0 Pefon the lid, and Cornelius Van Cott the
With. The Independent Committee consists oi
Edward J. Rowe. jeremiah y. MURPHY any ~eV Ike sS
~ Dean The secretary Of the conVehi ,T was
oIdad tn the committee Of conference. The con
Xcut;on then adjourned subject 10 the call OF the
The Econ Convention of the With District met az
No. CO Ludow-st. James II. Nolan IreSideu, ~
motion of John j. OBrien, contefencc o"', .nh
fre WAS appointed tn instructions To meei, SUI
;cct 70 The call of the chair The committee con
sists of j. H. Bliss, John Collins, ana r. nv W.
Brodsky representing the three Assembly us
4 parade of the Republican organizations starr,
ing from Concordia Hall, nj No. 20 Avenue ~ ia
Ie,aI Convention of The IXIh District. winch
met there. The convention adjourned TO meet To-
night at o'clock r.. ,,,roroos in
,hc Xth district M No I0s rhird-avc protest
against the ega lily of the election o, tte de't
ton headed by Michael CrcgaA from ,he anJ
The other members Of the <h )ls-
trict wanted an adjournment that tue mater u IT,,
might be investigated; N.Y. thos VIZ returcd
10 the signcrs Mr.. Rowe was heard la beholt Oh
the Irish Republican Association OF the SoneIos.
sional District. lie said that II MI hieih WIS
nominated he would receive their nearly suppgl'
md would defeat Mr.. Hewitt whose ohl{ icRlsia-
tive acts looking toward fr"tection nau oo'N IN,
the protection uf his own personal lhlciVs,H, WI,
lam l. Stroic was supported 10y seven OF the ciEhi
delegate from the Kiln Assembly DlSiilcE ,ie
rest Of the votes OF nc conN Many ,"'
The convention III the Alth l)i,'nct was hClh 1t,
No Az Eishth-avc. Elijah N. FISCHER was clcclcu
Temporary chairman and Frederick Coyle rclciHlN'
There were two sets OF delegates IRON tlc v n
Assembly District and the chn'rmrm np
pointed committee on contested s'd's' NV ,oi
vention II 81 adjourned to meet at the same pace
on "Wednesday at = y. III. The committee heln
mcc ing and heard the claims of the c0niending
delegation but did not make decision. =, 90
The Xllth District Convention met at 40. .
Fast Fifty .untli-s... aud organized with 'harIos
Curtiss chairman and Charles A. Adams secretary.
A motion TO adjourn unit next Monday evening
was unanimously carried. v,,,,
The delegates to tho convention of the Alllth
District met at the Harlem Temple in East one
hundred. near Lexlngtoh-avc.
Donald Mclean Of the XXIIId Assembly District,
was chosen chairman. and O. II. Dunn, of the
XIXth District secretary. Ashbel i. Illch re-
Ccivcd the luminous nomination Tor congress
Mir. Fitch i, about forty years 3D. and is prom
Uncut lawyer of this city, with large practice.
lie has never held any political Office, ana mas nor
heretofore taken any prominent part III pohlos