New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28

XXXIN-N. v Frsncbat Jemcs McEwen.
The delegation is an excellent one in every
respect. 1t does contain good many practical
politicians the word practical" being used in the
best sense but IL also contains large body OF bus-
ness men, merchants and manufacturers. Inc
business and poll cal interests Of the State will
therefore be well .cpresented by it at MINNEAPOLIS
A HOST OF PROMINENT MEN ON HAND.
SOME OF THE WELL KNOWN REPUBLICANS AL
READY IN ALBANY-TTE ARRANGEMENTs
FOR TyE CONVENTION.
Albany April 27 (SpcciaD.-Not since the Republican
state Convention last september have there been 80
many well-known and prominent Republicans 'oge.her
In this state touched elbows today in the corlaors
OF the various hotels Of this city, Among Inc hrst 10
reach here this morning ex-senator j. sloat
Fnssett Of Elmi.a Mr. Fnssett down TO the
main floor Of the Kenmore Hotel early in the day. ana
II was many minutes before he was shaking hands
OH all sides He wns looking extremely we'll and he
is Just as full OF eight ever. The train from Ne"
York which reached here in the afternoon brought
many OF the New-York and Brooklyn delegates y
large number OF local Republicans went down 10 the
railroad station 10 meet the train among them being
members OF the Unconditional Republican Climb, which
taken charge OF the entertainment OK the delceas
About the first step from the train were ex-senator
Thomas G. Plntt and Senator Frank liiscock Ih'S
went 20 the Delavan House, where large sulte Of
Chauncey ". Dcpew reached here late this evening
and took rooms at the Kenmore Hotel
The room so occupied by these Republicans were
crowded during the afternoon ana evening by we'll
known members Of the party. Among those here are
william Rrookfeld, the chairman OF the Republican
State Committee and the president OF the Republican
Organization cf New-York city: Francis Hendnchs'
Collector OF the Port Of York; George W. Lyon,
Surveyor OF the Port OF New York; Naval omcer
Theodore b. Wills Of Brooklyn ex-senator Ilps
sheard OF Herdmer County. Warner Mlner's closest
personal and political friend OK seoator George h.
sloan JOIN ". VrJOnan, the Republican candidate
for Lieutenant Governor last fall; exCongres'man
Henry q. Bulcigh. Of whitehall; DR.. Gustav scboler
chairman OF tho German Republican County Committee
OF New York: Internal Revenue Collector Ernst
Nathan OF Brooklyn: General John " Knapp, eA'
chairman OF the Republican state Committee eX-
Assomblymm Daniel F. Ainsworth, OF OSwego
County; John ". Dwight, of stcuben County
ex- -Seuator sweet and eX-Asscmbyman Patterson
Of Seneca County: John f. Parkhurst, Of st"al-
hen CuIntv. ex.Assemblyman Mase, OF Duichess
County: cx-Mar,hal Louis F. Payn. OF Columbia
County: cx-Asscmblyman Lucas l.. Van Alen'
Of New York; ex-Ass cmblyman Hamilton flsh OF Tu'
nam County: William II. Beamy, secretary OF the he
publican County Committee OF Ncw-forK' NHIl"h a.
sutherland Of Rochester the Republican candidate for
Attorney General last fall; Jacob NJ. Patterson char
man OF the Executive Committee Of the Ncw-York Re
publican Organization Deputy Collector Frank Ray
mOnd Charles II. Murray, eXCOr'ncr HuPch'' "eue''
Kerwin, George Wynmakcr George liilIiard' Johi
Collins and other New-York leaders; Franklin "o0d
rnG o; BIocHlyn; John H. Camp, Of Lyons Chester ..
Cole Of stcubcn County; James A. Blanchard OF new
York Charles r. skinner, senator George H. Erwin oi
II Lawrence County: Assemblyman Mccormick, ol
Orleans County; Senator Edmund oCohhor' Oh DING
hamton: Assembyman Matthews. Of Franklin county :
ex Asserablymah stevens Of Franklin exCouny clefh
Cotton and County Clerk settle, Of Onondaga County
| np4l,N IN
r. Malby Of Ogdensburg; senator Donaldson from
soratoga County Senator Coggcshall, OF uuca' cx
| Assenblvman Davis and Resell Johnson OF oneida :
| OK As,emblyrnan Mott, Of Madison County 'hafhs
spence Of New York; exAs,emblyman DaVld l. fceR
| ~ Gouvcrneur, General James W. hustcd' CO -Seii
| ator Robertson. cx-Asscmblyman Mott OF MadiSoh
| county: Congressman James W. Wadsworih' oi
| Concc.e Comfy: John T. Scatchcrd ard ex Senator
| Mcmillan, OF Buffalo Congressman serene Payhe' Z"
Auburn: Congressman John A. Quackcnbush' OF lioy .
Iconprcssman James J. Belden ard es Mayor oO"Ie
| =, .vracuse; and Jesse Johnson. Dennis VI. Hurley
y Eoss Appleton, Leonard Moody, Robert A. SharRey'
| Robert Fielding, Adolph Kicndl, Colonel MortOh a.
! !. Perry, Jacob Lremcn. Michael D. Dauy' D. '
| echuus,er W. H. Grace Charles Small o. b. LOCKWOOD
| en,,. NJ Mills W. A. Booth ex Mayor Frederick ~.
| cchr,eder Martin :. Allen, Colonel william H. Beard
r VI Nevns and A. ". Shatton, OF the lroohyh wv
| cation The Brooklyn men secured large numpe'
n, rooms n the Kenmore. where Naval ohcer VIII
received delegates from various polhls vi Vhc o''
The reapporticnmcnt Of the State by the Democrsuc
LEGISLATURE and the conduct Of that party III the Lee'
,a,7,r were discussed on al sides The country Re
,,,oous seid that in the country where many OF tho
otr In most Of the counties are to be without repre-
so,tatiou I'm the Legislature Democrats "a well as hc
puhlicaus we're condcmnlng the Democratic members
| r. ,ho senate and Assembly for allowing Taminany
| ,,ou "a rim away with the entire Legislature man!
| Instances were given Of young Democrats VINO hdo
| lind pcpublcan clubs. The feeling throughout INC
.,o,e soeus 20 be Of the best and every Repuohca'
| nc day was anxious for the campaign TO begin.
| .rh - delegates VINO will form the RepuOlcan
.on,on,ion Of so2 will be- comfortably seated In iiar-
norus Bleeckcr Hall The arrangements for admls'o"
a more satisfactory in every way than we're tho,e io'
the February convention OF tne Nemocras. ,rom
10 a. T'nrondltion Club and on behalf OF The Ilninfos
M oc bc hall outlined the Arrangements for ADMISSION,
o,,c, were accepted by Mr.. Kenyon Inc entrances .
Naioh tar delegates the east door OF the foyer ioI
mersons having tickets the west door OF the FOYER d
persons having genera na tnn dcIeca,ns arc ali seated
he o6cra admission tickets VIII be taken al te 10y,
d"ors The delegates will occupy al OF tme P'rgumcM m M
and about tird OF 'ne hats n,or ~ ,he conn.
representatives will lead the right hand row
| |n1 nc 51aronette and Franklin will finish H. Inc
OH, oi , ,"y, wilI have Fulton and Hamilton on lis iron.
,t and oneida at the rear. while the left hama TOW
will begin with Ononaash ",u q, ears' ar & ee circle viii
80 occun'ed by the entire Kings County delegation anu
section of the dre;s circle & oy e oS na on ihe main
49, nd 900 i'm the gallery for the public. The ae,
mo,es arc 10 have general admission tickets. so i iai
t in secrlng seas. IL the Intention OF tnose
vn cha rye TO place line OF tables for the repOr'e
between the orchestra rail- ana me front sea., n, he
I.n. 90 tha rrporers tables will DO set within lne
orchestra is and in front q the Proscennm Sss