New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
DELEGATES TO MINNEAPOLIS.
MEN WHO MAY co FROM THIS CITY.

CANDIDATES TALKED OF IL THE VARIOUS con
CREsS DISTRICTS.
Names ~ possible delegates TO the National Rcpub
can Convention from the Congress districts OF this
city are at present being discussed In tho several dis
trictS with considerable Interest. Each Of the eight
Cor gress districts (, entitled to two delegates ana
two aernates. but IN few have definite arrnngc-
mcntS been made TO who snail be hc representatives
Of the Ncw-YcriS city Republicans at Minneapolis
II Is we'll understood however that whoever they ar"
they will be sterling Republicans without any tinctur"
OF either NuCwumpcry 'rammanysm, and that they
will 60 unplcdeed and uninstructed. Wcll-mown
leaders who are qualified 10 speak sad yesterday that
General J. W. Hustled would be ono OF the delegate
from tho XIVth Congress District. composed OF inc
Twenty third and Twenty fourth wards and Wcstchcstcr
County. Fx-Iudcc william II. Robert son and j. IrVlne
Eurns are talked Of a. the other delegates From the
XIIlth Congress District. which includes IN" MIMI
and NXIId Assembly districts and part OF the NAlld
John Eciscnwchcr General samuel ThomaS ana Leroy
b. Crane the most prominent candidates inc dcle
gates from the NTH Congress District which Is COM
posed OF the XXth and XXI,t Assembly districts and
that part Of the XXTId not In the Xlllth' VIII DC
represented by William Erookle!d. charmnn OF the
Republican state committee. and his possible col
league will he Cornelius ~ Bliss Michael Goodc, Re
rubican leader Of tho XXth Assembly District, VIII
probably he one Of the alternate.
In the Nth Congress, District. made mp Of the
y
names generally mentioned those OF George W.
Vanmakcr the XVIUh District leader and Eben
Hcnarcst who + president 81 the Enrolled Repub-
ncan, there sheridan shook and Robert A. Greacen OF
the XVIII and ex-senator F. :. Gibbs, Of tho Min
Is the last named district has the state committees
man in the person OF Police Justice Clarence W.
Meade. the XVIII and Xvllth district Republicans nre
disposed to insist that IN" delegates 10 Ia" Natloh"
Convention shall he taken from among them.
rho Nth Congress District include, N Min,
XvIh aud XyIth Assembly districts. Ber
rard Blrlln. the leader OF III" NVlil'h. Is
likely o. Lc a delegate from TIL, district
Tile fight going on between the forces - George Bhss
and John f. Mlhoand In the Nlth Assembly DIS
,rc- ms. Il f. a4ecricd little 70 bearing upon IN"
selection Of National delegates. Mr. hilhohhha
docs no, aspire 10 rcpr'oni The District
There would 70 ~ no necessity, Therefore LOT any
friction on tie subject g. The KIN.
The IXih COngws, District i composer "i
IN. KIN XIIth AID XVIII A's"mbly districts.
Jacob NJ Patterson. George iIilliaid ana JOIN
f. Nurcnt, the three district leaders are
oil spoken Of he.c Il b. understood that cN 'r"h'F
Nnrcnt hns been decided upon A. Of ;hc delegate
The With Congress D-'u't uNdt UP inc
Iyth. Win and VIII Assembly districts j. de
batting the subject at present John Collins. John
.Imu,o, and John T. nrod, s. all want 10
TO- II is probable that 'horl"' H. N"'
raw and John II. Lawson, 4 the llId AM
win Assembly Districts will 81 from the WIN '9h
g,nss District Dcni, shea oi The nd my clInpro
me- IN ,|lidps' The s,' vh ard IXth Assembly
Dstrci, H. -. Armour j. slated 10 - from the
Tho four dclcsatcsatlarsr. with their Alternate
Will bc decided upon 10y The state tonN'htUl ~ N'
g April 49, The .mpr cnnica ,I FTt the sic In he
national Convention N Chicago iolr Y'',, az" VIZ
1r r''',n i1nn,s G. Plat Chauuccy VI. Delrw.
Warner Miller ard Frank lii'c"1