New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-13
HARMONIOUS REPUBLICANS.
PLANS FOR THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.

tOns I'm the Republican organization OF the Nlllth
Assembly District and at the regular meeting OF the
John A. Logan Club. held at Grand ana Ludlow SITS.
last evening" action taken which it was believed
would result In a settlement OF all differences In
manner satisfactory and honorable to the leaders on
both sides and their friends. When ex-Assemblyman
John f. Brodsky president Of the club called the meet
ne to order the apartments were well filed many
Of best known Republicans OF the With Distrct
being present william Serck was secretary. Mr.
1rOdsy said that 1t was All adjourned meeting the
question Of the anearges by certain members was
In order.
Frank j. Martin, addressing the chair, made neat
speech in which ne touched deity upon the causes
OF Disagreement. A thorough and free exchange OF
opinions among psQmirfnt Republicans dt He
district ho said, had revealed decprooted feeling
In favor OF closing up all breaches in the
Republican ranks. The faction which had rerained
from paying their ducs-for this was the chief topic
dscusscdhad expressed desire to come to an agree
ment and the speaker therefore opposed such hasty
action suspendng members in arrears Mr. ochur-
manu. although not present, was deSlrous OF harmony.
That the whole business might be settled hmicaoy'
Mr. Martin moved that the club vest III us pres
ident Mr. Brodsky, power to confer with the opposite
faction and to effect such settlement OF uerehceS
as might best promote the welfare OF the hcPuoh'"h
party In the district and city.
President Brodsky called the vice-presdent 10 the
chair and spoke earnestly for harmony. Ims was
Presidential year, he said and personal feeling ana
ambition should be permitted to stand IN the way
of Republican success lie had received leucr IRON
Mr. schurmann he said which breathcd the right spirit
and he thought that burial OF dissenson was nearer
AZ hand than ever before August Gciser and Samuel
I'm uo talked I'm the same strain and Mr.. Martins motion
was adopted without dissent 1t Is UNDERSTOOD mat
such an agreement IS I'm progress mat a cohteso ao
the primaries will be obvated and that ticket lor
delegates Will be agreed upon on which DOM sues VIII
be represented ,
The Republican District Committee Of the With
District Frank J. Martin presiding, held briet ana
harmonious meeting after the club had adjourned
Routine business only was transacted
most harmonious meeting OF the District COM
mittee OF the XXIId Assembly District Republican
organization was held at No. LES Ihird-aVe, anu
delegates the State Convention to be held Mt Albany
and to the conventions OF the XIIth and Allth Con-
grcss Districts were nominated Charles u omth,
the chairman OF the committee, presided IhlS con-
ference committee retired and prepared the ticket
John H. Gunner Henry c. johnson, Samuel X. Stems,
Charles c. Smith, Albert Nelson, the secretary OF the
District Committee John Little, C. a. COOK shchaa
sherry sooman Oppenhcimer, Charles "oie, 'ohh
Donohue Lawrence J. Dunn and John H. Ford Inc io'
lowing ticket was nominated unanimously For oeega'ce
10 the state convention John IL. Gunner. David j.
Earle b. Oppenhemer, Adoph Pfeller Henry u
Johnson John Brandt. Michael Sherry, samuel D.
cannbell and Thomas Lusk; aternacs, solomon Up
penheirner Adam Machemer, John X. Ford. John W.
Terry Albert Nielsen, Charles Wolfe, Samuel b.
sterns and Edward r. Kelly; and these
men for delegates to the Min Con
gress District convention: John Little A. Il. Nason'
Ambrose o. Neal Lawrence j. Dunn, Hamilton Bridge
Joseph j. Moen, Louis Katzenberg A. W. hlihe'
Moses De Kosta Charles c. smith. John Donohue'
John Donnelly James BULL John j. schlaeffer Arcih
hah Campbell Dr. Edmund J. Palmer and David New
mark. and these for the XIllth Congress District
ro,,,o,uo,. A l. Mason ~ Kimmelsteil, Louis
| II Bold. Walter steinlrccher and John Harper.
After one or two unimportant resolutions mao oce
rc,erred 10 the proper committees, the meeting au
,rrd soma Of those present were Isaac j.
to.phs president OF the John W. Terry Coiored he-
,,,Jca, C1uh Of the XXIId District; jacob Z. hal'
| man. Charles McMurray, Richard NJ HiihS' fa'ii'"
Chambers Thomas Lusk J. {. TueIs ana Joseph ioe,
, meeting Of the district committee OF the AAiiiu
Assembly District Republican Association was "vn 80
| its headquarters, No. 100 lhu-"N'' "''i' -.
Grosse pre,idng and Thomas W. Robertson ms se.re
toy The designations Of Jacob F. lletz ana Alioa
3 Va, yoorhis were accepted, they were uhaOe 10
attend TO their duties members OF inc us''i' 'o
nIttce John Murray was elected 10 HI the p'0 Va
Mr. Ic,tz while the place Of Mr. van ''V'.S
not supped \ meeting OF the NNllld Assembly ms
,, pnhican Association was then held, over WHICH
Donald Mclean presided and thomas W. iooo'''''
was secretary. THREE hundred new members were w
o,orot elected and $50 propositions for memoer'hip
,rere made The district committee then homiiia'eu
the following delegates 10 the state toh'ei.on "'
Albany April IS: Frank Raymond DOMAIN .''A''','
ucnrv Grassc John EIlard f. Labishlner' Within
,<hman william Johnston, Rollln tracy Within o.
vn, Hiram pec,nuon Edward Dubois and Andrew
a humphrey. The following were nominated
delegates TO the Congress District CohVeh'ion
u.,rv Gr,sse George Il. Brown, David freu-
IAN, Peter H. Mcdonald. John ~ Naniero"''
John W Davis Thomas IL. Robertson IhohiaS W.
Robertson william Banhan. Charles II. Ludwls her
man Kannefeld samuel Wicgleln, Richard D. Gar
land william Bcrgho!d John Reilly stephen hen.'
r,mes u. Kilsheimer. Charles W. Wheelock, r. NJ
c,ss,dv John F.. Burnett William Jones, Augustus
,tueler Richard ~ story, Patrick Spain. Seward W.
u,phins Washington T. Devoe, James NJ. BccaphQl'
Iosi min belknap. RoDert ~ Kirk, George II Lieoe;
IT" Miller ana Iohn OTcary. These nominations VIII
hn voted ON next Friday at the headquarters OF tHe
cub No 2.2jc Thrdavc. There arc 10 ii'u''""'"'
s s those present were Frank Raymond. DAVID
rred~am A. \. Mrley W. J. Merritt frederS ". ~
.ietst. Mark brady, william r. Ashman rSIer ~ ~
wlDcIocE r s. cassidy John F. Burnett j. Pu,dy u D.
Osoru, Morris Fiedsam. r. j.. 2,eu wr, p"Sert
Garland r. }. Johnson, {. W lgS'' iIoi uHSyor ri
Mley John Reilly loan e'E koln rr1ey David
Porter. Andrew D. Humphrey: Morris r. Suas Mr.
Richard ii. Murphy. seward Dubois al" Augustus
regular wis!RE Of 1G f SDItt at R SS IS
members were present. Resolutions were una'iouvS
ndoped protesting AGAINST the appointment vi NJ
WoInoTd as Judge Of the Court Of appeals as
rsc6mpense for his theft Of the DutcnesS .ouy 81
,rrns 4 meeting OF the district organization ioi-
Iowed. David T. Murphy presiding. The other olhScrs
nre James IL. ongomery. first vice presaenl' .,ua
Wemer sccond vice president: James r. PeSnain ueas-
nrer: william F. DAILY secretary and Daniel ). NC
Carthy scrgeant-at arms. The following aeesa'cs 70
ME John Il. Nugent DR.. Theodore H. Rowland
Moses j. Hess and John 5. Phillips, WITH Herman l.;
Snraeder ! " Reichardt Thomas Bush and Paul
Sehnltrer as alternaes. The next meeting is called
FOR MAY :. ,,,o o-,o,,o,,o, =, tho
,. District was held az No 1876 Pearl-st The press
dent p V Il. Van WICK, presided and franci, NC
Crana was secretary. Tie meeting was called to make
ncnarsons for the primary TO be held Friday even
ing. p ElllT, John owen, Francis Mesirane John F.
iueerr,ngton and David Isoa were appointed COM
rnittee to prepare ticket for the primary: sew
eral new members were enrolled. Among the dis
,'i.t workers present william ii. kgore,
WcboeI J. McTone John Connel John F. Murphy