The morning call., 1890-10-08
AT THE wIGWAM.
Nominations for the Assembly and the
Senate.

Nominations for the Assembly and the
Senate.
The Judicial. Legislative and Educational
Convention OF tine Republican party was
held last night in the new Wigwam building,
corner of Eddy and Hyde streets, with l..
81. Van Scnaiek presiding.
The Committee ON Permanent Organiza-
ton recommended that the following per-
manent officers be appointed: DR.. j. Sinp-
son. Vice-Chairman; George a. Grail Mich
olas Lennon, f. j, Murphy and j, A. Oh ris-
tie Assistant Secretaries, and Joseph Z.
Jourdan and r. Del-h nty respectively Ser
geant and ASsis Iaul Sci. eant-at-Arms. The
report was accepted and the officers recon-
mended appointed to their several positions
John T. Dare. Channan Of the Com nit
tee on Platform and Resolutions, read the
platform as adopted last nj ght by the NUM-
cipal Convention. motion to adopt it
seriatim was defeated by an overwhelmi ng
vote, and the platform as read was unani-
mously and enthusiastically ad opted.
A committee consisting of one delegate
selected from each Assembly District and
tive deegates-at-large appointed by the
Chair was authorized to present names of
candidates, from which Bo ard of School
Directors should be selected.
A recess of thirty minutes was taken to
allow the committee 10 organize.
On reconyening she following list was
submitted to the convention by the commit
tee:
Twenty ninth District, ]. Peraulti ThirtIeth
District. j. j. Greene; Thirty-first District,
George B. Cook; Thiriy-second District. Vernon
Uploni Ihirtyth District Ii. J. johnson;
Thirty-fourth District, Max Goldberg; Thirty
fifth District, George Quicker; ThiTty-sixth Dis,
trict, q. A; RHODES; Thrtyseyenth District,
I affF IA -FWfa
IhHty-nlnih District, e. f. Wood F0rtieth Dis
triet, w. l. kebbler; Forty first District, George
II. Perry; Foriy-second District, 2. W. Lannon;
Forly-third District Louis ScnOenfeld; Forty
fourth District, c. w. Mainwarring; FOrIy-iffh
District, I. j. Flynn; FOrty-slxth District,
Crowley; Forty eighth District. W. j. GuiIfoye;
at large, DR.. j. Simpson, Jacob Lew ST., Z. B.
Read, John I. Dare, and }. 81. Chrelien CHAIR
man,
The committee was instructed to present
selections for School Directors at the next
meeting of the convention.
a communication was read from the DEM
ocratic Judicial, Legislative and Educa-
tional Convention, inviting the cooperation
of the convention in selecting nom partisan
Board of School Directors, and suggesting
that committees from both conventions be
appointed to confer as Joint Committee to
select suitable Board of School Directors.
The communication was referred to the
committee already appointed by tine conven-
Liuu W otltCb d ilSl VI udliito oultdDlG II
Board of Education.
The Committee ON Credentials report de-
Gliding against the protest filed against the
admitting OF the delegates from the Forty
eighth District, was received and adopted
Caucuses were then held by the delegates,
resulting in the following nominations
ACCOMPLISHMENTS District, Thomas ].
Iully; Thirty first, John Hayes; Thrty-second,
George Lewis; Ihirty-luird, +. L. Jones;
Thirty fifth. Hubert Lynch; Tnlrty-sixtb, john
7. Glynn; Thirty-seventb, NJ. j. Coffey; Forteth
I. w. Dennis; Forty third, W. Z. Tennis; Forty
sixth, Lawrence Hoey; Forty-seV nth, John T.
Stetz. Senatorial-Twentietb District, George
IL. Williams; lwenty-fourih, J. IL. Mahoney;
Twenty SIKH John T. Bloderck; Twenty
No results as TO nominations were arrived
at in the other districts, and the selection Of
candidates for them was deferred to future
meetings OF the district delegates.
The fol owing nominations were sug-
gested BY the delegates for School Directors,
subject to the action of the committee ap-
p0lated TO submit a list of names 10 the con-
yentiOn.
p. j. Crossan, L. b. Read, John L. William
George w. Elder, Peter BeansIon. NJ Brooks, j.
j. DuDn, G. A. Feelan &. Lowell, C. W. Decker,
A. V. St0Ue, N. L. kolsky. 5. L. Dutton, J. Ii.
Sofer L. 5. Staveley, n. Hunter, +. A Hyde, j.
II. Culver. Ii. Frey, s. Booth DR.. /. G. Leeke,
W. G. Flint, j. s. Davis, G. w. Remington, L.
Tauskey, II. &. Shielz. Emil Kriss, I. j. lie