The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-04
THE SUN, FRIDAY. MARCH 4, 1892

has figured as a politician. The Twenty
second Congress district will have for
It's spokeemen LEVI H. Brown and 3. IL.
PHELPS. Mr. BROWN has been for thirty
years distinguished citizen OF WATERFOWL.
the home Of Governor FLOWER. and has long
represented Jefferson county In State Con-
yentions. Mr.. PHELPS Is n man OF large
means. widely and honofably known
throughout the county Of st. Lawrence.
The Twenty third district will be repre-
sented by j. L. DEMPSEY and +. l.. SHRAUB.
Mr.. DEMPSEY is an influential Irish citizen
and has served Oneida county three terms
In tho Legislature: while Mr.. sHRAuB mas
been the District Attorney OF Lewis county,
and is conspicuous member OF the county
bar. From the Twenty-fourth district VIII
no A. c. TENANT and CLINTON BEcKw1TH.
Mr.. TENANT is tho leading Democrat III
Otsepo and the present Surrogate of that
county. Mi. BRCxwITH Is large contractor
aud has been for many years n'emoer :"
the Democratic State Committee. :.
The Twenty.fifth Congress district oil
New York will send to the National Conveh-
ton W. Il. KIRK and HUGH DUFFY Mr.
KIRK is one OF the richest citizens OF Syra-
cuse and has been the Mayor OF that city.
Mr.. DUFFY is ono Of the proprietors OF the
famous Cortland Wagon Works OF Cortland.
NY. He is man OF high character ana
business standing. The delegates OF the
Twcnty-sixth district are EDWARD DAN
FORTH aud CHARLES l.. REMIcK. Mr.. DAN
FORTH Is the present Treasurer OF the state
az New York, serving his second term In
TINT off1co; while Mr.. REMICK is now Sherin
OF Madison county and It's leading politi-
elan, From the Twenty-seventh district Will
go CHARLES BULaER and H. W. BABcocK.
Mr.. Bu1aER is the Recorder OF the city OF
Oswcco: while Mr. BABCoCK Is one OF the
largest farmers in Cayuga county. the
Twenty.eighth district will have for rep
ycscntatiyes A. G. EusrAcE and Z.
= BECKER. Mr.. EUsTACH Is civil
Service Commissioner OF the state OF New
York and member OF the Democratic state
Mr.. BECKER Is one OF tho most
influential politicians III Seneca county
Tho spokrsmen Of tho Twenty-ninth dis.
,rirt will bc FRANK CAMPBELL ana
FRANK RICE. Mr.. CAMPBELL is the pres
cnt Comptroller OF the State OF Now
York and a son OF the latc Lieutenant
Governor CAMPBELL. Mr.. RICE Is the pres
ont Secretary OF State. serving his second
term. Both were recently elected ON tho
same State ticket with Governor FLOWER.
From the Thirtieth district will go FRED
ER1cK Cook and GEORGE RAINEs. FRED
rHIck Cook Is ono OF the most eminent
German citizens in the State. He Is one OF
the proprietors Of the Bartholomay Brew
ing Company OF Rochester. and the Presl-
dent OF the German Bank and the German
Insurance Company OF that city. He has
twice been elected Secretary OF state. MIR.
RA1SEs has been State Senator and is the
leading lawyer Of Rochester. The dele
gates OF the Thirty-frst district are
JOHN CUSEEN and JAMES H. BIssELL
Mr.. CuHEEN is one OF the most re-
spected lawyers ct the Orleans county
lar, while Mr.. BIssELL is one Of the best
known business men in Genesce county.
The Thirty-second district will send to
Chicago WILLIAM +. SHEEHAN and GER
HAnDT LANG. Mr.. SHEEHAS has been men,
Der of Assembly for six terms from the city
OF Buffalo: lie has been Speaker OF that
body, and Is at present Lieutenant-iov-
ernor OF New York. Mr.. LANG Is one OF the
richest German citizens Of Buffalo and the
principal brewer in the western section OF
the State. The Thirty-third district will
be represented by e. E. DuNCkLEBERGER
and MATTHEW SoANLoN. Mr.. DUNCKLE-
BERGER is the present Surrogate Of Niagara
county and one OF Its best known German
residents; while Mr.. SCANLoN. the pos
SCISSOR OF large private fortune. is the
present Mayor Of Tonawanda. Finally. the
spokesman OF the Thirty-fourth district
will be JAMES w. MCMAHON and FREDERICK
L. NEWTON. Mr.. MCMAHON is q merchant
OF Ellicottsville and leading politician
Of Cattaraugus county; while Mr.. NEWTON
is the cashier OF the Bank Of Bolivar and
widely respected business man.
We have called the roll Of New Yorks
delegates to the National Convention. The
facts speak for themselves. They justify
us in affirming that never in the history OF
the party has a delegation from the State of
New York been 30 truly and honorably
OF the Democratic electors
as is that which was elected tho other day
Mt Albany. We may add that as much care
was taken In selecting the district alternates
as In choosing the regular delegates. We
thoughtful study Of this list to
our Democratic brethren throughout the
and Western States.
The Crisis In Greece.
1t is lucky for GEORGE l.. King Of the
Hellenes. that he has for one OF his broth