New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-20
TIE XILirn FOR ARrIrR Only.

The Nlllth District Republican convention
met in apalOr in the H1nlton Hotel at
Northumberland .wenty-ftth.st. and Eiehth-ave
There we're present James A. Colvin, Henry
erase Edward Kendrick and joan j. Brady from
the XXuM Assembly District aud Alexander Mar
tin. James Linden, and John Rc<enwebcr from the
XINth d. tTict Mr. Covin was nominated for chairman
and elected NV four to three. When nominations for Del
eeates 10 the Chicago Convention called for MI
Martin said that he understood tina tie delegate from
the XXIIId District had determined 90 take every hing
he protested AGAINST such course and thought that The
xIXth District entitled TO one OF the
delegates lie moved that one q The
delegates be chosen from each district. Mr.
Grsse moved roll be called and each delegate
name his choice fer delegates the TWO receiving ma
jorty be declared elected lie SAID that a certain
party had attempted control the election Ill the
XXIIId District that he could by meeting with tie
delegates from the XIXth, control the Congressional
Convention. and that inasmuch A. the men from he
XIXth mad iuterfeIsd with the election ia the
KILL. they should expect 10 favors NJ. Mar
tin denied any bargain. Mr. Grass substitute Wa
carIiad. Tho roLcan showed votes
for joan \. Eagleson. Of the XXIiId District for
Prank RAYMOND and for Isaac o. tiuut.
lrce ctsd Mr. MsTin said. n L. evident that the
delegates om the XIXth District are to meet with no
consideration and shall therefore withdraw The
W n. srSoncr aud Charc, ~ Miidcton were elected
alternaies aud David +. Porter Presidential eector \
communication signed by Richard Taylor ane
David Miller. who the opposition ticket in the
XXHd Distriot. asserted that that the inspectors o.
election bad violated TOE rules oil me 'oIEt Oni'a9'
as tbcy had taken votes without proper tests An am
dayit signed by y. L. Phillips messenger ~ the ~,
men at the primaries in the NXtird District be
eG ne 70 r6 SHg e n ad we're enc two rau
lent eases Wben Frank Raymond objected to TIC chsi-
ii5ed RvmoYds ohieStton and Phillips was prevented
from cha lensing He charged thot a number OF tAe
duffy gang IN consequence voted AHs c'hmuhicF
Frank Raymond said to TRIBUNE reporter: 4" am
IL Lao fftTN1
convention. I haveat given the subject OF second
choice any consideration aud al present haven't any sec
ond choice MI Eag'rson said; shall vote or Arthur
4 haven't second choice YET
DENIAI.S BY MR.. CREGAN AND Mr.. O'BRIEN.
The Lceajag Post published dispatch from
Baltimore last night stating that 3he Baltimore S had
printed interviews with Michael Creglu and JOhn j.
OBrien IN which ir Ciegau was made to say, among
other things about President Arhur: Arthur
went back on Ms, and / don't why we
should not 20 back him. II l had my way
would put the knife into him every chance Got.
suppose that We will 90 to Chicago os'ensiby for
A1har bu YOU won't catch rs In the sane srpe that We
got into four years ago We stood out for Gran aid got
left and we have been left ever siucc. When the
las, ballot Is taken the NcwYork delegation viii be found
voting sody for the who gets the nomination" Mr..
OBren credited with assertions OF similar character
Nj Cregan by q TRIBUNE reporter last night.
Re said The story Is lie FROM beginning 10 end.
have never been Baltimore IN my lie. have never
seen representative OF The BALTIMORE SUn. have
never said anything to any person living Or dead which
Arthur from the word co. Even had been weak ia
supporting tho President for a second term,
am not weak for Arthur l am going 10 support his
nomination
from beginning TO end. have never cOnversed with
correspondent OF The baltimore Sun 70 my knowledge
aud certainly never made any OF the statements as0Ded
70 me IA that interview"