New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
PURROY IN a QTANDARl.
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR EFrr DLICAN sCC
CESS IN THE xxIvTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

CESS IN THE XXIVTII ASSEMBLY plSTHi' l.
Tho Republican Convention Of the NXlNih Assembly,
District which In Turn Hall i'll '"I'Whn''aV'',
near nc.hundTes and if'i"'h>t.. last nic'' "id IN"
complete its labors. II 'al'd t" n'"'h''' ''A'
didates for Commissioner Of street lrprovcneA, ana
Tor the Assembly and 10 name delegates I" IA" N\'h
District CoDcr>s Convention. which l. prime pilv COL!
posci OF delegates from WcstchoSt"r Comfy.
Edward H. Iieal4y was made chairman Of the con
vention. Ex-Iudgc Er"c>t Hall. W. II. Zen ~ L.
John Milh:ll 1n, Thomas J. Ruth a.d j. ~ ""H'
wilson of the Twenty third Ward J. Thomas >t':'r1''
7 u Fcrdon and Walter Cox. 81 IN" Twenty fourth
Ward we're among the delegate TIL" delegates 'h'cl
by the Convention 10 represent the di-'i'V III NV
congress Convention We're Thomas j. En>" Ih''"'
NJ Hammond, John johnson. Edwin le"'il ana "di'c'
Cox committee was then appointed 10 hhu '''H'p"
candidate, for the Other Offices and to report TO III"
convention when il rc;l-semblc> on October 3D. Inc
members OF this committee arc john Miihai' !f' W. H.
Ten Eych and !. n. Fcrion.
The sentiment Of the delegates TO Tic '"nVc"uoh w"
plainly In favor Of a straight RI lnhlican h'hi"d''"
to oppose the Local improvement and Furry 'a'''
date, for Commissioner. ~ lanes were m"'lOied ="
possible candidate except those # j. I'"na' et"r'
and Jane, L. Wells. Mr. Wells La, repeatedly DE-
Cared that he not candda'". ara some Il NJ
friends are connected with the Local Improvement
movement. that no strong efofl l., hidHe "n NJ
behalf Mr. Stcarns has to marked degree III" con
tdoncc of ,lc tadcr- q the party. and his cs'dacy
has been ndOr>cd bv all tn" Republican "rRaIza'i"iN
which have expressed their preference for any cai'
cate He ha> close acluan,ar.'" with TIE h'"o' ~
tic district Of which he has been IL lorC r'>H"h''
The PurrOy .Ilcn,z QuarT" III the TaininaNy rih"@
is afor1ing "A convenient prctcXt fr Tie cApc'~'''
,f the sore feeling which the old Gsminany ini 81 the
XXIVth Assembly Di>tuc: have had against t.r
Purrov men Who Surplan"d ten Wien iurF" "
turned e, the WlcwaIl" d few year, ar" I'M pr
soral feeling acan-t I'Ir"y ana the un'crtA'iIN ia
The result Of tie canvass l!ar" l"d. II i >A" J" an
other change Of plan On the part OF '"'lnh'>i"h'f
purroy. The principal detection a,ai'I>t MIN l. II
tie Twenty third Ward, and he ! resident Of TIE
twenty. fourth Ward. lie be aUo L.
Hnd a Twenty third Ward German VIII wond
cal away as candidate some OF III"
supyort which Mr.. IIonn expects. Mr. f"hroy /
vel satisfied with ii, present place a. head OF ~"
Ire D.ulrtClcn,. aud tpp >.i"""d u lc'N" I"i
an uncertain canvas fDc another pa" II II" ''h ma
any suitable candidate for the comm A>"!flH'Ap
The TamlnAnV leader ha~ >lpv.I bN ~. name h'o
actions lately that lie i far from feeling III pn'I
hum0r over the situation and ia" hr1-',uc itln"' ia
Nhlch he orSicred OH Tai"ai''r". who espresso,
in meeting If the General '"mhi't@ Apr ~ "i
Mr. I,rul;I- candidacy. I" leave ~" room al'"c III I.
no vould not son forgive u" Gc>ci"r Ilf lIfhu-
II the EcpablIcan cadiditc g." II ti"," leHr" Iht!c
,ls >ur,- a good pro pct 81 >H'frN>. Inc N"'' :"
the district i. not uncNenv diN li'd. ana any co;
.jdcrale vote for either of ~" Other chldlda|
shouli sccur. Oh" .uctc>, OF III" R"inbl' an. VT
cioarDs would POLL especially ~ til" lN"''N i'hrh
Ward vote considerably larger than Ia" party "c.