New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11
FOR THE STATE SENATE.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS IN FOUR DIS:
-.. TRICTS.

REPUBLICAN. NOMINATIONS IN FOUh DID
p TRICTS
ENTHUSIASM AND HARMONY EVERYWHERE
THE MEN NAMED.
Republican candidates were placed in the heiu III
four OF the Senate districts OF this city last eVes
all with nnanimity and enthusiasm. In lie 'iiiu
District Senator Lispenard stewart was renomihhteu
in the IXth Frank Pisck was nominated, In the Ath
OK Senator Leroy Is. Crane named, and In he
Nth District Michael J. Fenton received the hofa
ton The Senate conventions in the Vth With ana
With districts were adjourned without making noi
nations but after making such preparations as VIII
insure the naming OF suitable candidates in all OF tnen
The convention Of the With District was heu az
No. / Abingdon Square. Major William IL. Corsa' OF
the IXth Assembly District, was chosen chairinan
lanes King Duffy, OF the XIIIth Assembly District
secretary and Edmund c. Lee OF the HVth, assistant
secretary After the credentials OF the delegates from
the various Assembly districts comprising the Nlllh
Senate District had presented and the roll had
been called ex-senator F. s. Gibbs, OF the Allllh,
offered the following resolution, which was received
with cheers and adopted unanimously
we the delegates OF the With Senate District Con-
vention in meeting assembled Tetify the nomination OF
the sterling UneXceptionable state ticket nonhateu
at Rochester applaud the sound clear ana uneqVoca
platform principles there enunciated and we raty ana
heartily commend the action Of the Republican county
Convention In giving US a straight EcpuDneah county
ticket TO support and able and homes; men To vote lO
and we lsIterate and especially call attention 10 the
DECLARATION in favor of the blanket ballot whereby we
may be able to attain that electoral reform to which our
party been pledged, and which has been WIN
held through Vaccinations OF Democratic Executive
who considered his corrupt interests Deore the
welfare OF the whole people.
Ex-Judge Bankson T. Morgan, Of the lXth' pre-
scented the of Lispenard Stewart to the cohVe-
ton in Il neat address, In which he reviewed inc can
didaes excellent record in the senate during the last
two years, and predicted his triumphant reelection IN
November. Mr. Stewards nomination was secohceu
by Walter s. Logan, OF the IXth; eX-Judge John ~
Grow of the XIIIth Job f. Hedges, Of the XIh, and
Edmund c. Lee Of the XVIII. On motion OF eN
senator Gibbs bollot was dispersed with. and
Mr. stewart was declared the nominee OF the
convention by accInmation. committee OF one from
each Assembly District, with the officers Of the con
vention, was appointed to find senator stewart ana
bring him to the convention During the absence OF
the committee the "bOys" amused themselves by
cheering for Fasset Voman, Stewart and other we'll
known Republican nominees.
In n few minutes the committee was able 10 produce
Mr. stewart and he received with succession OF
cheers and campaign cries which almost made
the ceilings crack. When it became quiet
enough for him to be heard, Mr. Stewart
made a witty and eloquent speech returning thanks
for the high honor which for The second time the
With District had conferred upon him. 81 accept
the nomination" le said, for two reasons first,
because this is Republican year Cheers ana Re
publicansm IS in the air (morc cheers ana IL is
going to have such hold upon the people thit theS
are going to elect that experienced and clean legislator
and able and honorable man, ]. oat Fasset Governor
of New-York Immense applause), and incidentally us
going to send me back to the Senate. daughter and
checrs) The second reasoir Is l want it, more
laughter aud cheers. Then Mr.. Stewart told how he
had decided when lie got back home at the end OF the
last session that he did not want any more Of
tnf tnV antH
vacation he saw in newspaper that the Republicans
Of the district were thinking OF nominating that ex-
cclent man of the IXth District, Major William H.
Corsa (cheers for Corsa and then he said to MN
self stewart, you've veen foolng yourself; you
want to go back" Gaughter), and now he would
trandldly say that he did. Now that l
have accented he continued, al promise
Won TO leave no stone unturned that can move to
achieve success Qoud applause, ana cries You'll
do it," with your help can beat Martin T. Me
Mnhon or anybody Tammany Hall chooses to put up
Voices: Were with you, every man." ana great
cheeringJ You know, gentlemen, how modest | am
daughter but I'll say this for myself that am
Republican through and through, and that want all
10 understand that am not candidate Of the With
District ONLY but Of every Assembly district in this
Senate district and that when so back TO Albany, ms
Will sure appAuse) shall labor for the interests OF
every part Of the district alike" Mr.. Stewart again
gave his thanks and three more hearty cheers fol
|
Ex-senator Gibbs said: al want TO say that have
pledged TO senator stewart behalf OF the XIIItb
District cheers) a larger majority than any Senator
ever received there More applausel Don't be de
ceived by talk about disscnsion and trouble in the
XIIIh 1t is solid for Fassett and for Stewart, aud
will give bigger Republican vote this fall than
before in It's history" There lots more cheering
and the best good feeling manifested when the
convention adjourned.
The Republicans OF the IXth Senate District held
their convention at No 2l5 East Thirty fourtist. aud
nominated Frank Psek. Bernard Biglin chair
man Of the committee and the nomination was made
by John H. Gunner OF the XXIId Assembly District.
There were no rival candidates in the field and Mr.
Piseks nomination was unanimous. The candidate
Is only twenty-five years old, having been admitted
to the bar in the class Of 1890 from the University
OF the City OF New York. He Is from the XXId AS
sembly District and lives at No. 347 East Forty fourth
ST. His Office is at No. $50 Nassaust. and he has
branch Office at No. l,433 Firstave Mr. Pisek was
born In Bohemia and came 10 this country when he
was boy. Although having practised law only for
so short time. he has large elentage among the
Bohemans and Is well and favOTably known among
them In his district
The delegates 10 the Xth District Convention net
at No 1O5 East Ffty-ninthst. and nominated Leroy
Il. Crane. When the nominations were in order IL
was decided to present the names Of candidates for
nomination by Assembly Districts, beginning with the
XXIIld Henry c. Robinson nominated Mr.. Crane
In a speech OF some length which frequently in
terrupted with applause. After the of Mr. Crane
was presented the delegates from each Assembly Dis
tret called upon to name their candidate Thsy