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also nominated large number of leading members
of the Republican party for Presidential Electors
CONVENTION SCENES AND DoINGs.

spared no pains and his artistic ability had not
been wanting, when he had finished the task Of
trimming the interior of IIarmanus Beecker Hall
in which Uhe Republican State Convention was
held to-day The colors which Republicans love
so well predominaed the rcd white and blue were
everywhere in graceful estoons and easy drapings.
Over the wide platform the decorator had sus-
pended rows of colored bunting in such way
that the light from above was softened and the
effect from the front of the house was excellent.
At either side of the stage the National colors
again were draped, and above it where the curtain
hangs was massive work in red, white and blue.
In front of each box and around the
balconies there more of the deo-
orators work. Large as the hall Is
there was not room for all who sought admission
The III delegates and the equal number of al
ternates. of course, had been looked after but
two similar halls easily could have been filed
The arrangements for the convention were OF the
best. There was not hitch; and for this the
young men Of the Unconditional Republican Club
of Albany are to be thanked Men aid women
early began to reach the hall, and not seat
was vacant when the convention called to
order at few minutes before 12 o'clock.
CHEERS FOR LEADING REPUBLICANS
When the hall was pretty well Sled ripple
of applause was heard at the door. IL extended
toward the platform and became universal when
some one shouted Three cheers for Chauncey NJ.
Depew' 1t broke out an instant later with re-
newed force and volume when some one cried:
lIurrah for Fassett7 Senator HscocS and cx-
Senator Platt were recognized in turn and each
received an enthusiastic welcome Mr.. Platt had
second greeting when he went into the
balcony and took his seat at the
head of the Tioga County delegation Besides
al. III
platform were Internal Revenue Collector Ferdi-
nand Eidman, of New-York; Aesembyman Buck. of
Steuben County: Internal Revenue Collector
Ernst Nathan, of Brooklyn; As,emblyman Walter
L. Brown of Otsego County; Assemblyman Ward,
of Albany; John +. Parkhust, of Bath; Assembly,
man Weed, of Brooklyn: Bernard Biglin, of New
York; Senator Henry j. COggeshal, of Utica;
AshmbNmanl Deyo, of Hnghamton and eX-'
Judge ArnouX, Of New-York In the boxes were
Mr.. and Mn. William Barnes, jr., of Albany Mrs.
Dwight Bowles, of New-York: Collector Hendricks,
Of New-Y0rk: Senator OCOnnOr, of BinghamtOn;
the Rev. DR.. Mcleod, of Albany; John NJ. Fran
els, Of "The Troy Times Hamilton Harris, the
Misses Younglovc, of Albany Mrs. Charles R. Skim
ner, Dr. Maurice J. Levi, and Professor Thomas
also of Albany When the various delegates, headed
by the respective chairman entered the hall, they
were appauded bv the delegates who had assembled
already.
THE NEw.YORK CITY DELEGATION.
The New-YorS City delegation came in a body.
and the welcome warm one. This dele.
CATION occupied seats in the centre of the hall.
II consisted of
Martin II. Healey, Samuel A. Brown, Archibald Hanil.
ton, Denis Shea, Daniel Isola, z. " II. Van wyck.
Charles II. Murray, Charles w. Wagner, Joseph Cello.
william Hartneld, John Collins. p. J. o'Bren, DR.. w.
w. C. Burke, Isaac Lichtenberg, John G. Dodd Henry
woelcper, Cornelius Donovan, Patrick Cunnion, John
Simpson, Thomas j. Hogan, Albert Gernand, Moses
Lehrberger Lucas L. Van Aen Charles Spencer, George
w. Deyoe. William Morgan, AlexandJ Mekeever, Alex
ander McCeland. John L. BIodsky, Gustav a. Sehur.
mann Henry \. Ross Samuel a. Roberts, Philip A.
Frcytag, Martin Engel. W. H. Corsa. John W. Jaeobus.
George b. Deane jeremiah Pangburn, George NJ. CLARKE
Esber p Fiitz Jacob NJ. Patterson, Henry c. Botty,
c. otto Boese Jacob May, f. l.. Mlrshall, Cornelius N.
Bliss ). V. r. Cruqer, Horace Russell a. b. Roberts,
Major r. Poole, George Hiard, Francis snder, f. A.
McAlpln Stephen w. Roach. Frederick s. Gibbs, James
A.. Cowie, C. w. Meade, Henry l.. sprasue. Charles 4.
Coon, Joseph Corbit John X. Nugent Dr. Theodore H.
Newland Moses J. Hess John 5. Phillips, Sheridan
Shook Robert A Greaeen, w. NJ Montgomery, w r.
Bartley, J. W. Grady, Louis Runkel, william Henkel,
Frank II. Dlly, Terence f. McGo~ah, Frederick Bern
hardt George w. Wanmaker, William Corbett Rooer'
Gordon, ID. NJ. Robnson Gustav schoeF, James Smiley
Charles A. Flammer Bernard Bgiin, Patrick Collins,
w II. Grogan, Joseph p. Jardne John ReIsenweber
w. II. Belamy, Charles g. Cronln. \ H. Randall Moses
g. Beyer. s. b. Browne, Denis F. Burke James Il.
Pringle Mchdel j. fehtoh, thtte> r
,,ooae Charles A. Adams, Smith Pine Jacob Kahn. henry
LiIsky. William BIookhed. Chauncey NJ. Depw, Eihu
Root James A. Blanchard John Proctor Clarke Charles A.
Hess John II. Gunner. John Brandt Adoph Pieiner.
BENJAMIN Oppcnheimer Michael Sherry Samuel ]. Camp
bell Henry C. Johnston. David j. Earle Frank Raymond,
Donald Mclean Henry Graves, John El.ard, Emil
Labshner William T. AshaHan. William Johnston, Rois
Tracy A. b. Humphrey. William j. Ke.t Hiram Becan'
non Edward Dubois. W. II. Ten Eyck James l.. Wells,
Thomas J. Rush. julius Pollock. jr.. Hugh ~ Camp and
John Cl,lin
SOME OF THE OTHER DELEGATES.
Among the other delegates in the hall were
Police Commissioner William b. Leroy Of Cohoes;
George T. Green rcone County; Congressman seIend
f.. Payne OF Cayuga Congressman w. b. Hooker,
Of Chauauqua; b. w. Payne and Miller Bennett
Of Che1ung County: George Chapman and Dr.
r. T. HYDE Of Clinton; Samuel WILDER and Albert Hoys
adt OF Coumia Frank II. McKinnon Of Delaware; John
/. Platt, OF Dutchcss; Dennis NJ. Doyle. William I.
Becker. DR.. Henry Lapp. Charles A. Orr, Asscmbyman
H. Clark and William II. White, of Buffalo Orlando Ke.
loGg and l.. j. sherman OF Essex J. L. Jacobs d Greene
A. NJ. Mills, OF Herk.ner; Senator Muln and ex-Assem
byman Comstock, +. L. Hail and Henry c. spicer. OF
Jefferson; Cho~es A. Chckcring and Major j. Roster.
Of Lewis; Latham Clark, OF Livingston; John +. Smith,
c. f. Dexter and L. r. Bagg OF Madison II. f. Web
stcr and Charles L. Fitch, Of Monroe j. ]. Arnold and
John Brown OF Nrsara William Mcpherson, Assembly,
Porter and j. \. Willard, ot oneida Horace Whit.
Charles NJ Werner. Corgrcs Belden and Assembly.
man sawu4lIer of onondaga; w L. Park
hurst and Congressman John Raines. OF Ontario;
IL. w Marshall \. J. Withers. and Henry
b. Fullerton, Of orange; Edmund L. Pitts and cx-As
scmtlyman Irving rHommedeu. Of Orleans: cX.As-
semblyman Ainsworth, Of Oswcgo L. j. Barnes and U.
Bridges OF f. Z. Morr, and A>scmblsma Weeks
Of Queens; George b. Cuet Louis T. Gurley Charles g.
Francis and James Smith, Of Rensselaer,; william l..
Bower, OF Richmond; Charles w Debcyocc. OF Rockand
W w. WoIden. and b. f. Johnson, Of Saratoga Charles
l.. Palmer. Melvin C. Wright and Judson Esmay, ~
Schenectady Chester Cole and cA-Assembyman Acker,
OF Seubon Assemhyman Jemes II. Picrson and Carroll
s. Burr Of Suffolk General George H. sharpe. Assembly.
man Brink and >. D. Coykendall. OF Ulster; Senator
Emerson and Assembyman Howard Conkling. Of Warren;
eXCongres,man Buregh, senator Derby. OF Washington,
and John H. Camp. OF Wayne.
THE CONVENTION CALLED TO ORDER.
After Chairman BroOllield had raped for order,
he called upon the Rev. Isaac Newton Phelps. OF