New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
IN THE FIELD OF POLITICS.


Most Of the delegates from this city to the Repuh
lcan state Convention at Albany Thursday will 90
up on Wednesday morning the 10 o'clock express
train No definite arrangements have yet been made
for transportation but II is understood that special
train will be by the NewYork Central people foe
the accommodation Of those going TO the Convention.
There is every reason 70 believe that the attendance
will be large Secretary Kenyon, Of the state Com.
mltee who has been hard at work completing ar
| angements for tho meeting. thinks that 1t will be a
important a convention in point of attendance and In
the character Of the proceedings any held in recent
years. No serious contests have been reported thus
far and none arc likely As already stated,
General last year. will, all probability he chosen
as temporary Chairman. The question OF permanent
stood that the place will be filed by wefnown
party eadcs wh) has been the object Of much attention
Of late
In the call for the convention il stated that
new State Committee wOud be chosen This pro-
glamme will &c carried out 20 far possible. The
new committee will be chosen on the basis Of the new
Congress apportlonment. but. owing TO the way in
which some of the Assembly districts in this county
have been cut up will be necessary, at least the
leaders think, TO postpone tie election Of members
from these divided districts New primaries will have
to bo held IN them later but tbs will only affect three
or four members Of the committee and the b
chosen contemplated. NUMBER 81 changes IN mo
committee win Inevitably Ioo% q, : S cop h,
most representative that has been elected in long
time.
Delegates 10 the Republican National Convention
have already been in consultation. with view 10
arranging for special train TO take the representatives
OF New York. Kings and other counties OF the State TO
Minneapolis. Nothing definite has yet been agreed
upon except that haffare rates will be charged Some
Of the delegates who are blessed with abundance q
this worlds goods have already arranged 10 In spe-
cal cars that will make them Independent Of all hotel
accommodations and enable them 10 enjoy the trip
from beginning TO end. One Of these fortunate gentle
men Is II. o. Armour, Of the With District: He in
tends that be and his fellow delegates shall have 40
much solid comfort as can be obtained.
tx Senator Fassett md his faithful friend. John ".
Dwight started for home last evening 10 prepare for
tie state Convention Thursday. Before departing.
Mr. Fa,sett expressed 30 friend being satisfied
with the proposed makeup Of the delcgtcs large for
Minneapolis. lie was willing. he added to wait until
another convention for this honor. II has been sug.
gc-ted however. that. IN view Oi the fact that "
the % 81 tue pSTy u me last 6 eS aSd
Is not unlikely that some such place rs tat II chair
man of the Now York deeeatlon VIII be gwen 70 NM
He is san member OF the Republican National Com
mttee from this state and also secretary OF that body
The rum)r that secrpt1ry Eikns and Secretary Eos
ter to exchange departments I'm the Cabinet has
been revived again within the last few days Mr..
EDdns said. when spoken TO the subject recently,
that lie not that anything OF the Kind had
been contemplated
II is curious fact that thus far have vet
been discussed for alternate delegates aarse and yet
this Is place II considerable Dn)r.
Republican meeting this week Republican League
club OF thc with Assembly District Penders Hall,
No. G97 Tenth-ave. 10 night houScwarminc OF the
Wldeawake Republican Club. XVIII Assembly District,
No. 233 Fast Tcnth-st. tomorrow evening: regular
monthly meeting II the Kings County Republican
League executive committee. No. $40 Man'nttan-ave-
BROOKLYN AZ which Colonel L. II. McApin. president
OF the state League. will speak. dinners in honos
Of Grants birthday By the New York Republican
! Club the Union League club Of Brooklyn and
the Harlem Republican Club ut Tire respec-
| tive clubhouSes OF these fourishng ORGANIZATIONS;
joinr DEBATE under the auspices Of the Long lsand
Republican club at Days Hall Fifty foITth-st and
1hhd ave-. prooklyn between eX-ConGressman Roswell
&. Herr. OF The Tribune. and Thomas r. shearman,
| Republican Association OF the XXIid Assembly Dis
| semGiy District Protective Tariff League ana tho
monthly meeting Of the Hamilton Republican Club,
| No 2i7 west MISUNDERSTANDING hfthst. On
saturday night
| Ex-Concrcs.man Henry g. Burlcirh. who came from
whitehall. yesterday warmly congratulated at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening over the result OF
his Congress District Convention Thursday by which he
was ,cted delegate 10 Minneapolis Mr. Burlusn
declared that ne was going 10 the NATIONAL tvnNe,
was pledged 10 nobody.
Chairman Brookheld went to Washington satur.
day To have conference with the President on tho
| political iuaticn here. in the light Of recent sur
| prlsing developments lie expects TO return tonight
Nobody thinks Of congratulatng exMars hall Lewis
r. Tayn on bis election n National DELEGATE. bccause
| everybody feels that he viii win this honor as
matter OF =, so long as he desires II.
1t r. understood that three Of the four delecates-
M large fom New-JerSey % MINNEAPOLIS will be Car
ret A. Hobart. member Of the Republican Natonal
! Committee, United state, senator Jewell and the
veteran |. Blair. who has been going to National
conventions for over half century.
The new Commission TO reorganzc She Custom
J House will hold 1t. first meeting tomorrow. Inc
members are the Collector surveyor. Naval OfAeis.
| Appraisers and chief Special Agent.
| CONFESSION or THE LACE ROBBER.
The man who was locked up at Police Headduarten
| on saturday evening in company with Mrs Benz o
| mol