New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11

nil indorsed Mr. Crane While committee was IooH-
ing for Mr. Crane DR.. d. G.. Ward presented resoii-
ton in favor of a blanket ballot 1t was aoop,ed'
The convention then took a recess OF ten nin"'..
The committee at the end OF that time returned Wild
Mr.. Crane, who was received with cheers lie was III
troduced TO the convention and made short but strog
speech I'm which he outlined the work when snouio
no done I'm each Assembly district In order to eiect 'o
P.nuhlcap candidates Other speeches were made
promising Mr.. Crane the support OF the dhereh' AS
sembly Districts and then the convention adlourheo'
The XIth District Convention met at the rooms OF
the Rerar Republican Organization OF the AIAh
Assembly District West sixtyseventhst and the Bouo
yard. Alexander Martin called the meeting TO oruer
and was elected temporary chairman. After the ueie
gates had presented their credentials Eben Demaess
was elected permanent chairman, and Seth Wilkes anu
John Fricke were made secretaries Nonllna-
ttons for Senator were then In ORDER WIZ
lam oHare chairman OF the Young Mems
indanendent Climb at Onehundred and forteth-st and
EIghth-aye who was not delegate asked PERMISSION
10 nominate Michael j. Fenton. He received perimS-
sion 10 suggest the OF Mr. Fenton as cahuiue'
The suggestion was heartily received Alexander MAT
tn ono of the delegates then nominated Mr. feh'oh
for senator. He was then chosen unanimously ana in
short speech he thanked the conVeh'oi.
Refore the meeting adjourned resolution was passed
unanimously which pledged the support oi 'no
district 10 the nominee. Michael Joseph
Fenton was born in Adams, Jefferson county,
New.York, on May 10, 1851. He remained
there until he was thirteen years OI os,on nns
school when he could. He then went TO Boston S anu
became tally boy for the firm OF tllnt, HAL oal
ings From that place he was advanced soeP SS sr9
until he superintendent OF inc po as +he
Of the firm IN ChariestoWn' Mass So 90 mn and,
wears n this place he decided to give IL up anu anu
learn the trade Of granite cutting. When NO Hh LAO
learned his trade he worked in many towns IN the
Eastern and southern states In i9oo an. ne a VS.
thof Of pspecor under the Harlem River Bridge Com
mission Tammany Hall removed MIN ON OCTOBER
10. Mr. Fenton has long been heitn nc b WV" Central
interests. He grand marshal vi INC Noh'i"i
L The eosvson The YIN District stt TSs a1 at
No. l35 Eighhst Edward X. sae@yd resoiuiion
was passed IN support Of the blanket DaOI ~ %
In tho absence of the Richmond County inS and
convention was adjourned until Monday evening a
a committee appointed to go down 10 staV'h isi"nu
to-day TO confer with these men: - I'll, - tbo
The convention Of the With District was nea az oo
HEADQUARTERS Of the Arthur Club, NO. loI East bfUau
way William A. Graham was chairman ana MOSS hsi
Ierberger secretary. After short debate Tue cnal
man was authorized to appoint committee 10 eeleou
and recommend to the convention eahdioae' ioi
The delegates to the With District Convention met
Avenue A William r. kurz was maue S, o,
OF fhe With Assembly District, offered resoiuuon
calling the attention Of the delegates to the
Of the state and county M III ~ This state
might Obtain that electoral reform to which the re
publican party had so long been pledged. ms
resolution was adopted Win dnoer sd,o W Uut TO-
morrow evening at O'Clock Frank j, Martin SAID
IN a reporter last night "The convention was al
journed last night at the request OF te man WHOM w
had nearly agreed upon our nominee. ~
has been decided to choose another man, VINO mas
lived free from all political alliances and entangements
cannot dlvulge his name. but you may say that nc
is n prominent citizen, and one who will poll big
vote. lie will be warmly supported by the Ihue-
pendents