New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
VARIOUS REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
GENERAL DANIEL BUTTEITELD AND c. c.
sTAYNE FOR COHGRE7s-FoR ASSEMBLY


SlItYNE FOR COEGRE 7S-FOK ASSEMBLY
AND ALDERMEN.
The XIIth Congress District Convention met at NO.
CO Walst. yesterday afternoon and nominated
General Daniel Butterield for Congress. john u
OConnor was chairman Of the meeting and Frank A..
DAILY secretary. General Daniel But;erield was born
In Utica, Nev-York in 1881. lie was graduated at
Union College In 1s40. and became a merchant In
NewlOrk City. At the outbreak OF the Civil War lie
went 10 the front colonel Of the 18th New YORK
Volunteers. On May ID. 1861, he was appointed
bricadiergcncra and on November 90 1862, was made
majOrgencral Of volunteers. lie took an active ana
gallant part In the and was wounded at Gnines's
Mills ana Gettysburg. After the he served as
superintendent OF the general recruiting service OF the
United states Army. with headquarters in ESew'
York. and in command Of the forces in New York
larbOr from 1865 till 1eG0. In 1860 he was ap
pointed 10 take charge Of the Sub-Treasury OF the
United States in New York. since leaving this place
he has been connected with the American Express
Company. lie has been prominent in political circles
for the last twenty years and has always been stend
fast Republican
Tho committee appointed Monday 10 name
candidate for Congress In the XlVth District met
yesterday afternoon at the Charles F. Bruder Cub.
40. I.-73 Broadway. After n careful review OF the
situation II was the unanimous sense OF the commit
tee that g. G. Shaync could carry the pary's banner
10 victory IN the district. and committee was ap
pointed TO inform him Of his nomination by his fellow
Republicans. G. G. Shaync, the well-knOwl furrer.
was born In Galway. saratoga County. y. Y in 1s4f
lie attended the academy and public schools a. the
place until he was sixteen years old. For TIE three
years following loG0 he general agent on
the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad from
Albany to Buffalo. In 1863 he started In the
fur business nj Cincinnati. Ohio. with
C. Z. Camp e CO.. then tho largest fur house IN the
West Before long ne admitted as partner In
the firm and four years afcrward married and began
business for himself. lie left Cincinnati and came
to New York In 1873. starting fur business at Tenth
st. and Broadway. In 1888 he decided that he could
no longer support Cleveland, and came out for liar-
rson and Morton. and made many speeches for the
Republican National ticket. This fall he has spoken
In Saratoga County and other parts OF this state
for Harrison and Reid. He has made engagements
To spcak al mass meetings for the next three weeks
Bv tho party leaders he Is regarded as an exceptionally
strong candidate. as he is extremely popular In the
district.
Tho Republicans OF the XVIII Assembly District
last night nominated Francis A. Clark their candi-
date for Alderman. Mr. Clark Is n well known Re
publican and has lived In that part OF the city for
many years.
Tie adjourned Republican Assembly and Alder
mans conventions Of the XXIId Assembly Dst1ct
were hold last night IN MAYORS Hall. No. 203 East
Seventy -sixth.st. John Hobson, Of the John W.
Terry Association OF the district received the unani
nous nomination for Assembly, and Adolph Pfeiher
gained the nomination for Alderman. There was no
opposition and whom the result had been announced
the convention adjourned to the rooms OF the John
W. Terry Association where the candidates were In
dor-cd with much enthusiasm.
Thomas Dryer Superintendent on the White star
Line steamship pier. was nOnlI aei for Alderman In
the Win District at No. 56 Clinton Place last
evening. The convention called TO order BY y.
u. H. Clark chairman. and Edmund b. due was sec
Rotary, The nomination WAS made by James ii.
Ackernan. and s.cOnlcd by J. G. DOdi. The utmost
f,,s "a fsrfi nd
nomlnal ion VII, made the cand!dat. appear and
ndc q short and sensible speech accepting the nOnl-
nation. -
Edward Lawrence made secretary. PatHck j.
Lyons was nominated by reclamation on the nrst
bn lot for the Assembly. After thc nomination Mnr
lin H. II.alv made short speech IN which he eN-
with the hearty support ~ the republicans In the
district. The CANDIDATE l. Il boss trckman
After the convention had finished itf iabors me
AM.rnan's convention Id the same district wa
called 70 order In the same phce. with Ihomas
McNamara I'm the chair. The secretary was a. p
Illippv. John j. Daly WAS unanimously chosen Tor
Alderman. The candidate. who l. ca ercr at No.
1 Moore -i appeared before the convention and made
q short addrr-S.
John p Phclan. Republican candidate for Congress
IN the KIN District, born In this city In lrO',
was educated I'M tho public schools studied law IN ne
onic, Of Enhu Root. and IS graduate OF the law de
admitted TO the bar shortly afterward lie has been
n member ~ the Republican COMFY Committee Tor
the last three YEAR, and the secretary oi the JaSt
committee appointed by the Republican Comfy Com
Ila VAS also dole.ate 10 the last Republican STATE
convention. He f. a member OF the Dwight Alumni
ASSOCIATION aud the Lincoln Literary Society. Ills
home IS nj -. II COlumblast.