New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
REPUBLICAN CITY DELEGATES.

REPUBLICAN CITY DELEGATES.
MEN WHO ARE LIKELY TO GO TO THE NATIONAL
| CONVENTION FROM THE METROPOLIS.
Tho Republican primaries to elect delegates An"
aiternates to the State Convention. and also the
various Congress District conventions, VIII be hou
to evening throughout the city. Little ir-
terest is felt in the State Convention In comparison
with the various District conventions. Tho iai'er
select two delegates and two aternates each to the
National Convention, while the State Convention Only
selects four delegates atlarge and four alternates
strong effort is being made by tho more con-
servative of the Republican leaders to induce those
who will control the delegations in tho several CON
gress districts TO agree to choose enough represents
tive Republicans Of the best sort to give the deiega
tion from this city the National Convention the
weight which has heretofore attached to it. In some
instances this Will be done. In others a sentiment
of selshness bids fair prevent these wise counsels
being folowe1 The District conventions will be held
on next Friday evening
The With Congress District comprises the Ist, Win
and IXth Assembly Districts 1t Is likely that John
W. Jacobus will be of the delegates and the other
Will probably be representative Republican who
| is not a resident OF the district.
The With Congress District includes the lid. lid
and With Assembly Districts Mr. ID. Lawson and
Chas N Tantor likely to be the delegates although
Levi P. Morton and state Senator Cornelius Van Cot
mentioned.
| The With Congress District includes the IVth,
With and With Assembly Districts. Four years ago
this district sent delegates Robert O. McCord and John
delegates to the Congress District Convention to twelve
| from the other two Assembly Districts. II can and
delegation is by John j. oBrlen, and will select
that he vim go himself lie has also said that he
catc Friends strongly dissgading him from doing
this. They urge that II would be much better TO
William II. Townley John Collins, both good Repub-
licsns from the Ivth District ,.. ,,,,
The IXth Congress District includes tho Xth, XlIth
aPS SeSy and
x shd X Rssomb Psfe ap OF
| V. r. Cruger, Assomblyman Robert Ray Hamilton and
e meSoRed SSGSs gs' o the are s%sS
Evarts can bs one Of tho delegates he wishes to
XVIII and XvIIfh Assembly Districts Ex- senator
0s sssos GS 81 se Of S Th 6ic s srebas aba b.
selected delegates although V9 + Is S.gc possible that at
selected selected instoad M sV'b OF Gibbs. 'N' D
Tho XiIth Congress District includes the xxth,
good men to draw from residents Of tho district in
cIdng EhT Root sqon B. smith smith IheoSoTs o .s hoGss T
mund Stephenson and william Dowh. Justice Smith
and Mr. Root tho most prominently mentioned and
v 45s SPosah b be cSns.ss ssGss bit AG r i
the control of the XxIId Assembly District although
as aSs pSuea ad Rst se sS arc
several names now mentioned for delegates tho most
3 Fitch. Police CommIssioner John McCiave. W. II.
Bellamy. John Relsenwebcr, Charles z. Bruder ana
Frank Raymond
FOR DELEGATES FROM THE XXXIVTH DISTRICT
Andover, " Y, May 6.-Among the names prom
nently mentioned in Alegany County for delegates to
tho National Convention are those OF ex-AttoTey-
General Hamilton Ward of Belmont; Frank S. Smith,
Of Angelica, secretary OF the Republican State Com
mlttee, and Charles H. Brown, of Bolivar. chairman OF
the Republican County Committee Tho XXAlVth
Congressional District Is composed Of the counties OF
| Chautauqua, Cattaraugls and Allegany. Since the
district has been thus organized, two National con-
ventons have been held and IN nelther Of these has
Allegany County been represented by one of her own
citizens the honors having gone in both instances TO
| Chautauqua and Cattaraugus. Two names are prom-
nently mentioned in Chautauqua and threo in Cattar-
angus and tho district only entitled 10 two delo
gates, there can be certainty as to who Will be
chosen. Tho probability however, that Cattarangus
and Allcgany viii join forces and send one delegate
ticipaed for the that in the nominating con
vontion to be held later Cattaraugus will need Al
ee aas Ia Wheihsr All hegny County gets
delegate to Chicago or not She Will do her duty In
Republicans to have made Biaino's election sure did
vote tho Prohibition ticket four years ago. Last fall
As to Presidential preferences It Is probable that
Blaine would receive larger vote IN ms county than
Dcpcw, or any other candidate that may be nominated
DELEGATES CHOSEN IN HERKIMER COUNTY.
Utica, n. Y, May 6.-The Herlumer County Repub-
llcan Convention at Herkimer yesterday, elected del
egates follows: To the State Convention-Warner
| Miller. Titus Sheard, C. W. Hamlin, 7. ID. War
rem, F. S. schermerhorn, II. H. Ingham, J. H. Huyck.
Alternates-E A. Brown. X. +. Morgan. l. l. Kane.
Damon Clspsaddlc. II. d. Jennings. Andrew Wealth
erwax, S. S. Richards. Delegates TO the Congress
sional Conventon-E. W. Day, Frederick Z. Wood,
Milton Ford, Victor Adams, Chauncey Houpt, Abram
Tlyon, d. l. Cook, l. b. Smith, Reuben Wright, l. r.
Read
The Congressional Convention meets at Cobleskin
on May II.
OPPOSING THE ADMISSION OF UTAH.
Salt Lake, Utah, May 6-The Democratic Territorial
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