New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS
ONE REPUBLICAN DISTRICT NAMES IT'S
CHOICE
JULIUS SCHWARTZ CHOSEN IN THE WITH
s. WAITING TO SEE WHAT THE DEMO
Gratis WILL DO.

JULIUS SCHWARTZ CHOSEN IN THE WITH
s. WAITING TO SEE WHAT THE DEMO
Gratis WILL DO.
The Republican Congress Conventions were held last
evening In the respective districts Only ono nomna-
ton was made that of julius schwartz In the With
District In the others the conventions adjourned In
order TO give further time for the selection OF can
iidates. Tammany Hall and tho County democracy
failed to agree on candidates In all of the districts,
and the feeling between them Is now SO bitter that
this is probable the Republicans can carry Two ana
possibly three Of The districts. In that case strong
men will DO nominated and an earnest effort made to
eliza them. The With District, now Represented oy
Lloyd s. Bryce can be carried In case of Democratic
division The same is true Of the With District,
where the fight will be hot ono between TIM
Campbell. the present member and exCvil Justice
j. Henry Mccarthy the Tsmmany candidate Inc
XIth District, now represented by Col
onel 7. A. Merr:msp, has large
Republican vote, and can be easily cauied by gooa
Republican candidate II thcre is a division IN inc
Democratic ranks. The XlIth. District now repre-
sentcd BY Bourke Cochran. and the xIlth by Ashbei
r. Fitch, the boiling Republican, are also looked upon
1s' y nsa ns sT' Convention at No. ,Aous
don Square was called TO order by Richard collard
and Martin T. Ryder was made permanent chairman
committee of three. one rom each Assembly DIS
appointed to confer regarding the nomination OF
candidate The committee consisted of Mr.. Moran, Of
the LIST Assembly District Daniel Mooney, OF the Win
and William II. Corss Of the Ixth. The convention
then adjourned. The committee held an ini9rmai
meeting Immediately after the convention adlourhea'
but came to no conclusion, and adjourned 10 meet
on tho evening after the County Democracy makes
its nomination.
The convention of the With District, which In
cludss tire Id lid and With Assembly DIS
srlcs was held at the headquarters OF the Nlith AS
sembly District Republican Club at No. 90 Chn'oh
place. Senator Cornelius Van Cott oslled the con-
ven,ion tc order and nominated Thomas II Mc|'fAne.
Of the I'D Assembly ..,, District cn,r ,ss
r. wagner OF the lid Assembly District, was
elected secretary. Tho roll If delegates was then
called There were present six delegates rom the
lid District seven from the lid District ana nine
teen from the With. After TIE roll was caicd on
q motion made by Senator Van Colt, the convention
adjourned until next Tuesday.
Tho convention for the With District was held AZ
No oil Ess. broadway. The work of the convention
occupied abou, twenty minutes. Warren Baton
presided John j. O'Brien. of the With Assembly
District, proposed and John Collins, OF Inc i'th
seconded the nomination of Julius Schwartz, which
vas unanimously carried
John Collins, c. f. Wanneman and Bernard Rorke
were appointed a committee - inform him OF the
nomination. \,
Mr. schwartz 10 a manufaci urer 'of paper boxes AZ
Centre and White sts and lives at ~. 1883 LeAing
tonave He was born In Hungary, Is thir,y'three
years old, and Is editor Of the Hebrew newspaper
"Hungara.'
The Republicans of the Ixth Dis
trict met at No IS Avenue A.
After talking matters a conference committee was
appointed with George W. Coffin chairman and the
meeting adjourned subject to the call OF the chair
man, John Phillips.
The convention Of the Xth District was held at
No 1927 Broadway. W. Tanning presided ana
J. ". Cavanagh appointed secretary. The con-
vcntion adjourned subject 10 the call OF the chair
man. In order that candidate may be agreed upon
present the convention when 1t meets.
The Nth District Convention was held at the rooms
Of tie Union Republican Club No. 2G9 Eighih-ave
was elected cha rnan ard stephen NJ 1randell OF lhe
XVIIth Assembly District, secretary Eben Dcmaiost
moved that the convention a1louin n
meet at the call Of the chairman r. Z. Lee,
from each of the three Assembly Districts De appolh
Cd by the chairman to agree on snltabc cahdiua,c
James l. Hand objected and moved ihs me resoi ,1,
ton be laid on the table. He believed there should
be only Republican named as candluatc Al'er
considerable de- ate, his resolution was carr ed ana
the adjourned, subject to the caii OF tho
The convention in the XIIth District met at No
: Fast Fifty -ninth.st. William A. copp was elected
chairman. Edwin Einsten, i. L. Montgomery ana ana
d. Morgan Hildreth were Informally mentioned Tor
tie nomination, but were regularly PIE
.ented TO the convention which adjourned to sat
urday evening. ~ $500. IA. .
large attendance of delegates at No 1850 1hiri-ave
After elccting Donald Mclean chairman and Howard
W AlbrO secretary. the convention adjourned, 10
meet at the same place on Friday evening