Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-03-01
new YORK REPUBLICANS
The State Convention to Be
Held at Albany April 28.
GEoReIAs CLEVELAND MOVEMENT

A CAN Issued to the Democrats Of the
State Urging Them TO Organize for
the Ex-Presidcnt, whose Success, Il
States, Is the Peoples Triumph.
NEW YORK, March /. - Republicans
thronged the lobbes Of the Fifth Avenue
hotel long before the hour appointed for the
meeting Of their state committee. Con-
spicuous among them were two score Of
Albanians, wearing white rosettes who had
come down 10 see that no other city should
have a chance 20 fllch the convention from
the state capital. When the committee was
called 10 order Eugene Burlingame, William
Barnes, Jr., and John G. Myers presented
the claims Of Albany In concise speeches,
and were sent away rejoicing Chairman
Dwight, Of the subcommittee 20 select a
permanent secretary, announced that John
S. Kenyon had reconsidored his declination
and would consent TO serve It was agreed
that Messrs. Dwight and Milholland win
help to relieve Mr. Kenyon Of some Of the
hard work inseparable from his position.
The Committee.
When the roll Of congressional districts
wns called these gentlemen responded
l. stephen r. williams. q Israel r. Fisher;
B. Charles i. Dunwell; g. ID Nj Harley; 3. Fran
CHS p. Williams O. William H. Corsa' 2, Lucas
l.. Van Allen s. John Collinsi y John r. Nu-
gent; TO- William n Hoae n, Clarence W.
Meade; H. William Brookned; H. Henry
Grasse; a. James w Hustled. IS, b B. ODell,
Jr.; 10. Louis H. payn; ~, james Baliantine,
Is, O. W. Pillinghast; 10, George Campbell; -,
John Kellogg, q, +. d. klhsrn -, Isaac l..
t. j + HIIII IN.. "a
Krum; -. William Cowio, 80. George W Dunn;
"a, John II. Camp. - John W Dwight; .u. J. Il.
Parkhurst o. John Milholland 81. James W.
WadHworth; 2 John N Scntcherd Ii A. J.
/ Porter; N W J. Glenn. Additional mcmber,
Edward Barguctt.
L. l.. Van Allen became a member of the
committee when Postmaster Van Cott re-
signed; John Kellogg is the successor Of
Edward O.. Ellis, of Schenectady and
Clarence G. Brown viii hereafter take the
place OF Collector Hendricks, who resigned
when he became ruler Of the custom house.
Henry Grasse was proxy yesterday for
Frank Raymond of this city, G. W. pilling-
hast for John A. Quackenbush, saltwater; /;
| II. j. Cookingham for Charles A. Chicken
ing, Of Copenhagen; William Cowie for
Clarence G.. Brown, of Syracuse; John
Miholland for George W. Aldridge, Of
Rochester, and Edward Barguett for
William b. Derrick, Of Flushing.
The Call for the Convention.
The following is the call issued by the
committee;
To tho Republican Electors Of tho State Of New
York
The Republican electors Of the state Of New
York and al others who may desire 30 unite
with them in upholding the principles Of tho
Republican party as declared Ia the platform
adopted by tho last national convention arc
hereby requested 10 send delegates to the state
convention. TO be held at Albany on April ~.
1872, al u o'clock, noon, 20 elect four delegates
at large and four altornatea 70 the national lte-
publican convention 10 be held nc Minneapolis.
June Z, lsG; 10 nominate two presidential
electors at large; 20 elect a state committee.
and transact such other business may come
before the convention.
Each assembly district In the state win b.
entitled TO representation In accordance with
the basis established by the state convention
of 1885, upon which subsequent conventions
have been held.
The delegates from the several congressional
districts 20 the national convention shall be
chosen previously 20 the state convention here.
by called and from the congressional districts
as they now exist. The members Of the state
committee and the electors from the several
congressional districts shall be chosen by the
delegates 70 the state convention representing
the districts respectively, aud shall with the
delegates chosen from the congressional, be an
nounccd TO the state convention previous 70 It's
adjournment
JoHE S. KENYON, WILLIAM lLoMfELD.
Secretary Chairman.
The following resolution was adopted
Resolved. That this committee hereby heart
lily congratulate the people Of this state, ire
spectivc of party on the result Of the supervls
ors elections, rejecting as they do the deep and
widespread Indignation felt at the dastardly
and absolutely illegal methods Of Democratic
managers, whereby the legislature has been
stolen, the decision Of the courts dehed and the
viii Of the people as expressed at the polls sci
at naught
To Enlarge the stote Committee.
e Delegates to Republican state conventions
In New York are apportioned to assembly
districts according TO the number Of Repub
lican votes they cast at preceding elections
J The convention of April % viii consist OF
III delegates.
: John W. Vrooman presented letter and
delivered an address in favor Of his PROPOSE
tion 10 enlarge the membership Of the state
committee so that representative may be
E admitted from every one Of the l2S assembly
districts He would also, he said enlarge
! the executive committee, on which falls the
brunt Of campaign work. The letter was
referred TO the executive committee fol
consideration, and the sense Of the oonven.
ton viii probably be taken upon il.
Having decided that headquarters are tc
} be opened in this city as soon as suitable
rooms can be obtained, the state committed
adjourned to meet in the Kenmore hotel
Albany, on the eve Of the convention.