New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20
CITY DELEGATES NAMED.
MEN WHO WILL GO TO MINNEAPOLIS.
CONVENTIONS IN THE CONGRESS DISTRICTS OF
THIS CoUYTY-oNE CONTEST.

| THIS COUNTY-ONE CONTEST
Delegates and Acknowledgements to the Republican
| National Convention TO Minneapolis were eiee'eu III
each OF the eight Congress Districts Of this county s
| evening The conventions were watched WIN 'h"oi
interest because 1t felt that In some oil the", '
prcarranged programme might not be carreo ou'' ~
not in one, ut least the XIth which IS ihaue UP
| Of the XIIIth, XVIII and XVIIth Districts IL was
expected that the XVIII and NVlIth WOMB co''o'"e
to effect Sheridan Shook OF the XVIII, and Ar De'are.
Of the XvIIh but Mr.. Gibbs. OF the Xllith scceeaeu
| In breaking this combination This ahgereu u'e
XvIh people and they left the convention, declaring
that the pledge given at Rochester when romeo justice
Meade, OF the XlIIh, elected memDer VI 'n'
State Committee had been violated
John f. Mulholland who was removed rum '"S
supervision OF the Contract Labor bureau by secretary
Foster last week. was unanimously chosen win H. w.
Armour 10 represent the With Congress District when
Is made ND OF the LIST, With aud 1Nth Assembly,
Districts General Horace Porter and General Samuc
Thomas were elected in the With Chairman iroo"
field OF the State Committee. was eiec~u Ill "'o
XIIth and exJudge Patterson chairman OF inc No"'s
Executive Committee, chosen In the Nth, having
George billiard As his associate and exCorOner Nuseht
as alternate Much regret was expressed over tNe
action % the XVIth Assembly District delegates III
the Xth Congress District convention IL was under-
stood that Bernard Blgln, the veteran leader was 10
he chosen with Colonel Cruger. Henkel, the leaoer
of the XVIth, promised exJudge Patterson that TINS
would be done, but he failed TO Keep MS prohiSe hho
elected himself instead
The With District convention was held at inc
Blocker Building, Morton and Blocker sts J. b.
Miller presided All the delegates present. The
chairman made brief speech and then nominations
were declared to be in order. There was no op-
position whatever, and IN few minutes tine ticket
was in tho field Delegates, IL. o. Armour and John
f. Mllholland alternates, W. ii. Gedney ana D. "
D0dd.
IbarIa
elected delegates in the With Congress District con
ventlor, which was held at No. 135 Eight-st Ihey
were chosen by acclamaton, and 50 were their
aIternstes Denis Shea, leader of the I'D Assembly
| District, and Patriot ELF.
The convention Of the yllu CSneis DsG,'
Dsc Vas ed at the house Of the Fart AFtT o aS "
JOHN Man presided and Otto Mattern Wa, secretary
Gustav A. schurmann nominated General Horace
Porter to be delegate to the National C9Ief 9;.aera
samuel Thomas 10 be the other DELEGATE Ihcy were
both unanimously elected. John H. OConnor ana
Patrick j. O'Bnen alerates and they wer" eltcleu
By accamaon John simpson peseHtea ds Ms1a a
| tson clean, dignhed and Thoroughly hohe,i
staes and the welfare Of is people and pedging
hin loyul support IN his Efforts 10 MAINTAIN INC sis
adopting the resolutions with great enthusiasm Tue
| ''' The RombLCans Of the IXth District met ut No
|
OF the convention in harmonious manner. ieiT 1i
nand Hdman presided Henry C. Bo presen.,e,;G, tle
| as delegates to the convention at Minneapolis. Inc
| nominations seconded By John Daily ana the
| candidates were unanimously elected. Mr. DAILY moved
that II. &. Botty and Coroner John X. Nugert be
| the choice OF the convention for aternates Mcr
| Mcssrs. BOtty and Nugent unanimously elected
The delegates will go 10 Minneapolis without IN
| George Iilard, Henry r. Schumacher August
| schwlck and William Rothman. At "A brief meeting
held after the convention ex-Judge Patterson thanked
his fellow Republicans for the honor which they had
The Xth District Convenjon ws held at the head
quarters OF the XIth Assembly District broadway and
| this ticket WIS elected Delegates. Colonel :. ';
L. Crugcr and william lTenel; alternaes. Nathaniel
Tue convention Of the xith Congress District
spirited one; When Ebcn DemaIest. OF The Xt iIst
were fully 500 people in the hall at No. 81 West
and at Lost iop bccS SIXTEENTH
expected that Eben Demaest and sheridan shook. OF
tonai Convention ' By coalition Of lie ssLGses from
uv ~, 40 some OF me Iess"'Ss n,hv district
Republicans felt juban the prospect. for they
had never yet succeeded in getting delegate TO
National Convention appointed from their district me
reason for THIS was ula while the with assembly,
District has more voies ulal ei'neT ,e Ai VIM,
make up the XI,h Congress District the Nlllth and
AAx,h had always combined thus shutting cut IN
had boen made with some OF the NNth Assembly Dis
pSm Dem Of the Xviih in return for whIch
the NVllth Assembly District Republicans were -
rendered void neNpectcdly through tho unayyd-
able absence Of one OF the delegates from the NNth
ono vote decided the battle. John Miller Of the
AllIth. who had been elected chairman Of the meet
Of II, Me absent one and he chose one who voted
against the XvlIh. Mr. Polhemus. Of the Xiilth,
So sor Wosm msTen Of G Ss WHIT Nominated ESe
Dcmarest and sheridan Shook. Both Mr. Wanmaker
pcacd 10 Frederick :, Gibbs to withdraw his name,
ccicnt record Of Ebcn Demarcst, but in vain. The
S SSerd 70 M " GIBBS Upon w ShSi' M
wanmaker announced that the XNIth Assembly
hall. Tho election of Sheridan Shook and Frederick
s Gibbs then took place hc alternntes being Robert
Tho XvlIth Assembly District Republicans natu
rally felt extremely bitter about their defeat but
puto growing out OF H. and that there would be no
contestlne delegation or any Mckng' when 1t eano
Tho Convention OF the XIIth Congress District. at
the National Convention at MINNEAPOLIS. wh6 John
Little and Michael Goods 10 altcrnates The meeting was
called 70 order by h. +. Chlttcndcn \. DE MIR Of
Chairman and Charles G. sm ni' Of gct the IXd Az
sembly District. permanent secretary. The call Of
WERE SS S wn 1 SS 81 W@ S g fsF
mann Cantor, OF the XXth District in mn eloquent
speech nominated william. Bfookhcld. OF the NXls
District. and T.. f. shepard. also OF the NXlS, The
nominations were seconded by John Little OF the
XXlld District. Joseph Murray. however. Of the
XNIst District opposed In sharp speech the nomnn.
hon OF f. +. shepard aud said that II h. were nomi
mated he would withdraw from the convention. Efforts
were made 20 induce Mr.. Murray Ia wnlve his Objec
lions. but they In vain. When the vote was |
taken It was found that Mr.. Rro0kleld had received |
forty votes and Mr. shepard thirty eight Mr. Murray
after hearing the result, withdrew from the convention
The motion nominating MIR Little as the alternate |
10 MI As thp nj ter
Mr.. shepard made by l.. r.. Chttenden lie spoke |
In an eloquent manner OF both men. HIS motion pre-
convention for the honor conferred upon him and |
prophesled sweeping Republican Victory at the com
Ing election The meeting than adjourned. aud upon
invitation OF Mcssrs. Broohled and shepard the dele
gates went to the Republican Club. No. 40 Fiithave
To celebrate fe results OF the evening.
In the Xlllh District the Convention was held |
nt M $3.50 Third ave-. and wns entirely hntmonpus