New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
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TIE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION
MEETS AND ADJOURNS.
LISTENING TO SPEECHES IN FAVOR or Z
STRAIGHT TICKET-A COMMITTEE AP.
POINTED TO TAKE TESTIMONY ABOUT
THE CONTEST IN TIE XIIITH DIS!
TRICT-AN ENTHCSI ASTIC AND
HARMONIOUS GATHERING.

Tho Republican County Convention met lass
night in Webster Hall, and after checfing .
temporary organization. appointing committee
of five 70 investigate the trouble in the AllIth
Assembly District, in which a contest was an.
nouncpd and listening to speeches from representa-
tivcs from the various clubs and organizations
which are in favor Of a straight Republlcan
tirkct, adjourned to meet at the call OF the rha'r-
man, Donald Mclean, of the XXIlId Assembly
District.
Although there was manifest difference Of
opinion among the delegates upon the question OF
straight or fusion ticket. the utmoso
good feeling and order prevailed and the speakers
were listened TO with great attention. The con-
vrntion hall was crowded with well-known He-
publicaHs, among whom were ex-Pollcr JuSlos
Jacob VI. Patterson. Ferdinand Ehlman. Internal
Ervcnuc Coll"cfor: Charles II. Murray. William
Brookcld. Franz; Raymond, Bernard Bgiin, Will
ian Lrary Henry Gleason. James \. blanchard.
John :. Smith Colonel $. V. X. CrugcT. ex-
is~cmblyman Lucas l.. Van Allen, Colonel
Henri e. Pcriey. john II. Gunner. Andrew Is
Humphrey, John Simpson, ex-Judle James w.
IIawcs cx-Judge Ernest Hall and Henry w,
GraSsa.
OPENING THE PROCEEDISGS.
Colonel Crnger, as chairman of the County
Committ"r called the convention 10 order a few
inmates after = o'clock. The ,irst business IN
order Was the election of temporary chairman.
Thomas Allison. of the NNllld Assembly Dlstrl'T'
nominated Donald Mclean for temporary chair-
ul:n His c.cr'i"n was made unanimous. Oh
taking the chair he thanked the convention Tor
the honor which it had conferred upon him, anu
said that this the first time in many years
when tie Hrpubli"au party of TINS ritT had an
opportunity 10 give guarantee that 1t would
wrrs, from tie control OF the city government
i ;,r,y which had GROSSLY miSrs ID every "licc
within lis Grasp lnis s"nflin"at was Loudly
nprlard"'
William H. Fcllomy and j Thomas Sf"arns were
~. l., ,c,up,rary secretaries. The calling Of tho
roll f,l,nw,,l ard II showed tha; there were only
TEX ahS.ntcr, They woir mostly from tho
\XI>, District Gh.un""v VI D"rw was absent
from tla, Ii>rr.ct. and William L"ary was sub
,titr.rl. willie for fhu Root Il. J. ID. Slater
vo; pao.cl f. II. Amm!own. whose nama
vas apnlan,cd. WIS recorded in the place or
I.~..ph Pool! Mortimer {. Addoms reported IN
p!.cc of Jn'n Pr"cr"r Clarke"
rnI. CONTEST IN THE xIIITH.
r. the Xl,h District delegation William II.
V,r.,n ,ool; the place OF Colonel George
Eis, Alter the roll had been called
tle cl1ir.aan recognized Charles II. Murray,
the Iod,r Of the IIIi District dele9a-
ti,, yi,n novel that i committee Of fire I've ap-
ucir+cd h,. the chairman to hear t'>rmoI" anh
rr~o-t "pon the contest IN ~" Min Assembly
District im, nui."n WIS rnann"uSlN cofI'"'
/ Z Sl2,.rgI then Obtained the floor When
hc lr:an TO sneak. his,">. mingled with iaine
,ppl ~, IRON all = rs of I'm" hail. erF"' hiin
-, y.,. Gu.lly allowed ~ proceed. after a single
,,i... fr,u ,,r rr7r of H." lall proclaimed him
.i..,,N II yor.i Nrw-lork This annonn'ement
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r,.,rr-n.atiNr, "f ,ariou> R'puh!i'an cIu"s ana
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.r H.. ,.',rc: of a >'rnIht Republican ti'Set.
N,2y of those pr'>1''.t app'ar'!"l Tins sentiment
,,arir, II Murray m"''"i that tie de"ea"s
la accorded the priv H." of fhe p"'i'fh
nd tbs resolution MNln: tF''h c"rf''
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r.r -. .-l, Eepuhican ticket. took SEATS on
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