The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-04-20
ALL BUT ONE FOR ARTHUR.
THB SIXTEEN SELECT REPUBLICANS
WHO ARE GOING 70 CHICAGO

Jaesb Hess IL Eiestsa, bst wsa's &C.
OBrisa aaA Oibbs &c late Foreign Dis.
svisss-'rhs Niath Ward Aisas Dslta
The Conventions called TO elect the Con.
gross district delegates to the Republican Ma
tional Convention were held last night. Fifteen
Of the sixteen delegates chosen are nominally
in favor Of President Arthurs nomination.
Tho one pronounced anti-Arthur delegate 10
Gen. Arson @. McCook.
Tho Sixth District Convention met at 20
varick street. The First Assembly district
sent two delegates and the Fifth district three.
The Ninth sent fifteen. George b. Doane. Jr..
| and Richard N. Coliard. their spokesmen.
maintained that the district was entitled TO
| that proportion. because 1t polled thrice -
many Republican votes - the other two dis
tricts together.
John H. Brady Of the Fifth district. the State
Committeeman for the Congress district. pre-
sided temporarily. and decided that the Ninth
district was entitled to only four delegates.
Convention. and tho Ninth district delegation
rates who remained named John J.. OBrien 81
ion e chsssS nad
The Ninth district dsleeation named Fred
sIict and George p. Deane. Dr. ss delegates.
M. Gibbs was said V be- q pronounced anti;
| uuiV8atO, 0hu 0ts D0ouO Woo oibV D0iN
Fire commissionsr Van Cot. called the, Soy.
sSs rooms q sas Lincoln SiSSS. % Clinton
With Norris ss sisdssm ana p. van %ysE !:
altefnstsss The DELEGATION va =, instructsd 70
sser 81 sss Ss q. az ssi
IN In The n Eishth district John J. oDrisn called
e and FScs
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Tssns HsGssn assss oS
CHOSEN iSr rss S SGis
district Poiies justice : asSS N, Paterson Ssd
George billiard we're
Ss sss sss.t ss
elected Justlee Patterson made Z long
speech IN which he said that Gen. Arthur
s s ;sfsn aS ne Ta0 sS ~ Ss
mendsby throughout, Justice Patterson add
POT nominated the Ninth district would work
r. s!N a i"S1 :. "a: 'S ssH
n Bernard BISiln Called the Fourth Dl...le.
Convention TO order at 4gs Third avenue d..
& 9ss HsoR anS ' Ssa
81 the 81 ns
Fssdsnt y The aistc TSsy ssEsd of
ssns!s4sn: and ' ss:s sSsIs tst;s had bsss sos
Ss from aGssnpo aGa all no kne" they
Kiiieen said that was strange. fol. ct tho jan
% ns q
ES:1.ssmelymsn Robert Ray Hamilton and
III ~ EssSsSs$ Assembly ai..r1s. ss.s ~ four
y otes Tor Q. N Bliss and Aarvelle W. Cooper As
,Mie6SsI !Crsean and Bernard gislIn, were
hs s ia sss'' H. q Cream ssa 'ss
Rsss :'f ss sS, TSs9s5
ssd voted seat Fl d. the
On Oregan's motion II was voted that the
Eleventh district voted no. stating they had no
oaHt
Mr.. HAYES offered resolution IT, that the dele
he Republican vote. - M Cressn said that 1ts
crstic ststas =, onnion ne RsyubIican
nartv c"nid not carr N The next eIsction
Iy Sthrn o Gtnts !" The r eaniStfnn on os
s sanEntsd Sou'nerh e'"'e Ane Feso'u'on was
Pst1ct The ThfrteentS
Arson q. McCook for ono Of the delegates to
i1 Hiots;nt Saia1n;;o on anu n.med InSn =
fsdecEes. EI.PolIce Jastice " Flsm@sr 81
The The New Yori deleestion should be- solid Tor Tor
resident Arthur: He therefore objected e
1 rthv neC sWd nnwinataSp IIderman Tnhn
A[thus. any hgMiah nnEe. nd n9TSrmaH SSnh
McCiaye 4r. ny hydScxsr sn1 ten; Mc da
khe nSn X WoTic III. sUT T,oranca VI MnsTc
| An oIon1ad aitarnetes Tho ToTvan;,nn ra
scivsS that fhe 6aie0etea ehonl6 On n ths Con,
| ..S 49, t.etsNnsooS NJ. ~ n$e.G.s n. -,
vonLlon unIIstruSSoE. NJ. LyuoCk0E 10 Aoh
, Arthur, ana zen. McCOOk II against MN.
Tho Convention OF the Twelfth district met
: | In Morton Hall, East FlftY.ninth street
Thero wero II delegated from tho Tventieth
1sSs~hlv djatrict AZ Sron, ~ Tvn~tv GSst
AsSoMuy utSiiT.. ~ nou Ho w0n.E.nss
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