New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-17
HARMONIOUS REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
THE MEN WHO WILL GO TO THE STATE CON-
yENrIoN AT SARATOGA ON AUGUST g.


THE MEN WHO WILL GO TO THE STATE CON-
yENr1oN AT SARATOGA ON AUGUST g.
Tho election OF delegates and alternaes to represent
the several Assembly Districts OF this ctg In tho ke-
publican State Convention, to DO held at saratoga on
August o. which took place yesterday afternoon ana
evening" gave renewed evidence Of the unanmty which
prevails in the Republican party OF New-fork CITY,
From not single district has there come tho report OF
serious contest On the contrary, there was through
out the city an unprecedented determination shown
TO sink all personal and factional differences and unite
upon GOOD and trusted men for representatives In tho
convention. The spirit Of harmony was so aprevau-
ing in some strcs that the delegates and aternates
were chosen equally from anon. the leaders OF tho
hostile factions OF former election contests THIS was
notably true of the XIIIth District which has so often
been the arena OF dssenson within the ranks.
Among the well known Republicans chosen are Sem
ator Evarts Colonel S. V. r. Cruger, Assembyman
Ernest II. Crosby. Charles N. Tantor. George Bliss
State Senator Cornelius Van Cott Police Commissioner
sterhen g. French Coloner John r. Nugent, Sheridan
sioner s1ragSie. Phliip v r. Van Wyck and william II.
bs friends 3 rom the D With T4 in which appears tho
Of Bernard Rourle. George j. hraus and e1-As-
semblyman Brodsky.
The following are the names of the delegates elected
First Observation-Disclosures John II. Crimes Anasa
Thornton Ellis D. Edwards Alternacs Peter Conneu,
Archibald Hamilton. John A. Moran
seeond-Delegates: Denis Shea Philip Van r. Van
wyck William NJ. Doyle. Alternaes Jeems T. Hyiahu'
Thomas 7. Harrington. Herman Miller.
Thrd-Delecates: Charles ~ Taintor. Hiram Merritt
Howell c. Rees Thomas Muligan. Alernates: James
W. Hawes Henry Forth. Thomas K DaVldson' Ahare"
Halliday.
Fourth-Delerates: John Collins, william II. Townley'
Alexander s Rosenthal. Alternaes; Thomas j. Gill
roy Charles p. Janover, John Kelly.
Fifth-Deegates: Frank ]. Carroll, John C. Dodd
Stephen D. French. James II. Tobn. Aternates Daniel
Mooney Edward p Shear. August Schaambs, Patrick r.
! Kelly
sixth-Delegatesi John Simpson. Adam Gernsnd
| Thomas J. Hogan Abraham Mass. Alternates Charles
F. wainman Theodore Brodhead James H. Fo1an Ohaf1e'
Gaudneer
scyenth-Delegate.i Cornelius Van COtt J. Murray
Mitchell James S Thurston. Frederick A. Shields John
McKeever Clarence A. Sears Aiternatesi ChlIeoh d.
Decker Morris II. Waterman Henry A. Matthew'S LIS
penard Stewart s. D. Hamburger Joseph Well
Eirhth-Delegates John ]. o'Brien. Bernard Rourke'
Frederick Fnck George j. Kraus Charles Smith, John l.
Drodskv Aternates. Christian GoetZ. JACOB Npp
Thomas Riker. william B. Hanson. Benson NJ. Levy
Emil +. Mackedey.
Yinth-Deerates: Waite, Logan. Thomas j. Burton
Franklin g. Miller, Robert D. Miller, David II. Huatef'
johnson 3 Cary. Alterna,es: A Franklin Lawson
Georges 7 Cooke George NJ. Clark, William l. thNay'
Henry H. Wllzin. George b. Deane, IT,
Tcnth-Dclcgates: Henry {. Botty, Jacob Hunscker'
John j. Hell,,, Jacob May Samuel Hettinser j. Al
,ernates: Philip Wassune, William Theurer Louis ffi7u
| rich Frank Cassmann, Charles Frank
Fleventh-Delecates: George Bliss, s. V. T. Cruger,
| Caleb A. Sims John Fitch, George Holiday 81 Al
esnates: J. q. McMurray r r. Hamilton H. e. Carter
| L. y. Flow Ralph Mayors.
| Twe,,b-peleqates: George billiard Edwin A. Me-
Alpin George 3. higgins. Charles Page. Aternates
George Dorm, william A. Graham, James Mcconnell
! John Reinhard;-
Delegates: Clarence W Meade, Frederick s.
/ GlbbA John f. windolph, Henry L. sprague Knox Me-
| Alec Charles A. Winch. Alternaes: Henry W Gibson,
BENJAMIN Patterson, Samuel stewart, Lincoln Mcleod
Adolph Hermann, Walter W. Montague.
Fourteenth Delecates-Iohn r. Nugent Hiram Merritt
Louis L. Rol and Alerra'es John S Philip' tredcfieI
/ c. Schwartz, Louis H. Schotthauoer
observation-disclosures: sheridan Shook, lsobers A.
Greacen. William NJ. Montgomery. Edmund G. Lee james
Curneu. Alternates: william r. Barley, Henry "
Ieas. Jacob Powles Samuel D. Hunter, Samuel Williams
s.xeenth-Delegates william ". Eyarts, Henry hropf
James W. Patterson, Achilles Wood Alternates' JON
H. w Kiucen I-aac White. william HehAeL fIeueI'cA
seventecnth-peegates: Stephen N. slmOnson, JOhI
Beattle James Smiley W. Perry. Louis Bremen
Robert Miller Alternates: Edward Richards william NJ
rev william L. Lowden. ]. f. c. BIackhurst, Huber
Peck, Edwin II. Moore r
observation-disclosures Joseph C. Blglin. Joseph Z
Jackson. Patrick Collins Lewis A. Owens Alterna'es
John j. Corbelt Robert Todd william Reed E0"a'u Il
Hcaly. ,,,r,,.. r,
poll,nv George W Hamilton, Charles G. Cronin Nose
g Myers Alexander Caldwell Aternates; Edmund Il
Ivou. David Taylor John cray Boyd Edward A. DI''eu
heck Charles F. Hoffman, IT,. Joseph Love.
Twentieth Delegates SCION D. S4N-'N' D'''~N
! NJ d. German Kahn. Michael Goode. Aternate'' henr
C. Pefey, ThoEas T. Easan' Hermann cantor AnONiA
Fell ~ \,
Twsn,v. ar.t DELEGATES: Ernest IT, Crosby Robert
Cauavay Lawrence Harvey Charles A. Hess Myef
I.a,cs Aternatcs Joseph Pool Charles f. Hu'I'r' JUN
. IL Guion william II. lockwood, Robert s"eeny
, Twenty second Delegates: John H. Gunner 1saa
1romr,e : Durlctt Hyatt. Lawrence ]. Dunn Johh
Graham Benjamin =. Mcsose. Aternates; Jonn I-i'tlc
Abraham Klpnelsrei John Donohue, John W. HauSc
, Edmund j. T.chenor, Robert 5. Briggs
Twenty.third delegates Henry Ofasse D''l1 !. ~
ter Henry C. Robinson, william Mlner, John IT, Auhi
No witt c Ward Rollln Tracy, Frederick seagrist
ternaes Leroy 5 Dewey. George Kuhn. william l. Asi
man. IT, william IT. Merritt Thomas McGrann Johh
Vanderbilt John W Love, Bernard W. TraiteL