The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-29
REPUBLICAN COUNCIL.
Holding a Constitutional
Convention at Woods
Hall.
COMPLETE LIST OF DELEGATES.
Ex-Mayor Collins Presides-What
Has Been Dane Thus Far and
What Is to Be Done
Hereafter.
COMPLETE LIST OF DELEGATES.

The Republican County Constitutional
Convention met at Woods Hall at three
o'clock this afternoon, 1t was called to
order by ex-Mayor Collins, who delivered
an address explaining the circumstances
under which the convention was called
and the work it hoped to accomplish.
The following order of business was
then adopted:-Roll call; presentation OF
contests for seats; appointment of COM
mittees-no sitting member to vote in
case of contest of his place; election of
permanent officers.
The following were also adopted:-1.
Election by District delegations OF ole
1nan from each district to serve as the
committee on Regulations and laws"
to whom shall be referred all communi-
cations pertaining to party affairs and
shall convene during the hours OF recess
between the afternoon and evening seS-
sions of this convention, and shall make
a written report for the action OF
the convention at the evening session.
2. Election by the same process of one
man from each district to serve as the
Committee on Resolutions, who shall
meet during the recess ana prepare suit
able resolutions and platform. which the
Republicans of Hudson county will sup
port. 8. Reading of statement from
Executive Committee of Hudson County
Thomas McEwan, Jr. 4. Receipt of
Communications. B. Miscellaneous bus
mess. 9. Recess until half past seven p.
m. Z. Miscellaneous business s. Re-
ports of Committees. 9. ADJOURNMENT.
THE DELEGATES.
1an rol1 bar lad nd bo fo1l
ing delegates answered.
First district Frederick Booma, r. w.
Warren. A. s. Osborne, w. HI. Mitchell,
}. Paradine, J. H. Hopken, John Reid,
George Flick, John Mitchell, Michael
Schultz Jr., Reuben Simpson. H.. G..
and J. Souhern. Alternates-C. T. Mum.
4. j. Bird. I. E. Lord, j. Vreeland, A. j..
Smith and II. P. Baskerville.
Second district-Francis Clark, G.. r.
Hitler, J. F. Clark. J.. w: Heck, ]. H.
We're. Charles Eyans, G. II. Haight, w.
II. Weastell. Henry Bundy. J. Troll, r.
A. Williams, r. B. Gray, F. o. Cole. W .
z. Douglass, w. Brinkerhoff, J. p.
Landrine. I. D. Mills; alternates, G. H.
Benson, G. Banker. J. Cooper and w. FL.
Third district Collins, A. Kir-
sten. M. D.; James H. Love, Henry
Ewald. George G. Doyle, VIM. Laughlin,
p. f. Wanser, j. G. Archibald, r. b.
Seymour. James Warner, John A. Blair,
George E. Watson. VIM. w. Farrier,
Joseph Gallagher, John W. Harrison,
Hill, H. H. Abernethy, and +. w. Payne.
Fourth district--Flavel McGee, w. G.
Snodgrass, John Katz. John Brennan,
VIM. r. Saywell, Alex. Mckenzie, Il.
S. Cowles, John Graham, George Medole,
Martin Y. Hyatt, VIM. Montgomery.
Meade, George II. Bunnell, w. r. Clem-
ents. Henry A. Green and John Hayes.
Alternates:-Isa NJ. Clark, Benjamin
Drachman. John w. Costigan. A. j..
Doan, James Graham and Malcolm Is.
bester.
Fifth district--Dr G. M. Merritt. H.W.
Carr Charles A. Stellman, S. %. Dicktn-
ssh. S. +. Swezey, George II. Jones, Silas
Baldwin, August Klein, John Rother-
ham, John w. Shell, Charles Turner,
Conrad Reichenbecher, A. H. Dumont.
John Callary, William Holcomb. Ferdi-
Leather, John H. Ward and Philip
Ebert.
sixth district-Gsorge w. Peterson. S.
II. Smith, A. j. Holcomb, J. w. Kull, +.
S. Brown. John McAuliff, Peter Roberts,
H. f. Lockwood, Levi Coover, Aug.
CreVellng, onn ~. CarScalleu, ". n.
Perry, Bart. Long, A. Nelson, G.. NJ.
Clerihew, Frank Lockwood, William
Wood. William Morgan, George W..
Heath and w. G. Broas.
Seventh district ". Fl. Mead, Geo.
Earl M. Shannon, +. Bech, John Hodges.
Theo Mendles, A. Schawb,> I. M. Cough
lin, John X. Newcombe, j. Evans, G. r.
Ellis.
Eighth district.-I. T. Cunningham, Ed
Feiler, Il. Ehlbeck, +. Schnette, A. s.
Burnett, Andrew Spring, I. McEwan,
Jr. ). H. Koppinger. Albert Madru,
James c. Lansing, Ed. M. Heritage,
William I. Van Derzee, Charles A.
Pflngsten. James Van Wart, v. Schmitr,
w. Blick. ]. H. Decker, John Doscher,
and W. Gregory.
Ninth district = James Cambell, Ed.
Hahn, William Ortlotf, George Mailman,
o. Paesbach, Ed. G. Brown. H: NJ. Wcndt,
J. Remy. +. Kroll. Ed. Martin. H.
F. Willig, j. j; Ryan. VII,
Tenth district-H H.. Won Dreele. Jr.,
Albert jacob. d. j. Winkelmann, /. b.
Johnson, l.. Shanley Davis, j. r. Havens,
A. S. Baldwin, Irwin Stevens, J.. M.
Faulkner. John Reid, Aug. .Snroeder,
G. Basse' A. Burley, B. f. Hart.
Arthur Art T Pierson, % j. r. Virgins,
J. II. Won DreeIe and Arthur Serilz.
Eleventh district-Theo. Buttenbarm.
Andrew Leberle, w. f. Nash, Adolph
Haere, Henry Bell, John E. Waller. Will
liam A. Rider and Gus Declyne.