New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
CONVENTIONS IN ALI. THE CITY DISTRICTS.
CANDIDATES NAMED ~ ONLY THRCE-THEY ARE
Dr. S A. BROWN, WITH; {. E. COON
xru. III q RORI NSON XVIII.
XyH; II. c. ROBINSON. XVIII

was nominated by accamaiion; In the KIN Ds%io'
Charles f. Coon. eXAssisant Secretary ot ue if.'
ury received the nomination without confess ana III
the XYth District Henry c. Robinson mahuiac'uror'
WAS nominated by Tire unanimous vote Of the e"esa'c"
on the first ballot. In the With, 1Nth. Alith'
XIIth and XIVth districts the nominations were lcr
70 committees, which report at adjourned meeI
ings OF the delegates in their respective meeting
places on Monday night. The Xlth District Repuo'
lcans adjourned their convention until tomorro"
night when nomination will be made.
The convention OF the With District was heio at
No. l53 Hudson-st P. j. Lyons called the meeting
10 order George MalraiSon was elected chairman ana
James Moore, ir, secretary. DIR. hamuei a. bro"h
was unanimously nominated for Congress com
mittee of four consisting of the chairman secretary
Archibald Hamilton and p. j. Lyons, WAS appointed
to inform DR.. Brown Of his nomination and the con-
venton adjourned subject 10 the call Of the chairman
Dr. samuel A. Brown is well known as ply sician
and druggist at Fulton and Water sts lie lives ~
III. United states Hotel. lie born In this city
about forty-iive years ago. and has always hNe~
among the people who wish him to represent them IN
congress He was graduated at the College OF fhysi
clans and Surgeons and has pmcticed medicine for
over twenty years. He is popular In his district on
of the interest he has taken In the pubc wei
fare especially in all works of charity He was
delegate TO the last State Convention from the lst
Assembly District, and has been member OF the
Eepnblcan COUNTY Committee
The With District Convention met at No. SO
Clinton Place. No nominations were made. but
committee appointed 10 present the names OF
candidates for nomination the next meeting, which
will b. held Monday evening AT the same place
In the IXth District the Convention met at No
1so Forsytst Morton Britton Of the Hid Assembly
District WIS elected chairman, and John j. Collins
Of the IVth Assembly District secretary. No nomina-
tions were made and the convention adjourned sub
iect TO the call of the chairman. after the temPoiar!
officer, had been made permanent.
The convention Of the Xth District WIS held ri
No oe7 EigAth-ave 1t was called order by An
drew y Campbell Of the XIIth Assembly District
10th wilks was secretary. Ex-senator Frederick D
t;ihs proposed George b. Deane ioI permanent chair
n,an and he was properly Installed. seth WhKs anc
Isaac IL. Ehr we're chosen permanent secretafie'
only one WAS proposed Tor congressman 'i"i
Of Charles L. Coon. Mr. Campbell presented the name
of the candidate and the nomination Was secohoea oy
the XVIII Assembly District. represented 10y Robert
A. Gr-scen: by the IXth Assembly District repre-
sented nv Edward Morgan. and by III" Nlllh AZ
sembly District represented by Major William H. torss
Edward MorCsn moved that the nomination De made
unanimous aId his InOii0n WAS calrieu WIN chOnu'
asm. Tie committee appointed to bling MI. Cooh pe
fore the convention made up of MesSrs Gipbs
,r. aoen. Morgan and Corsa Mr. Coon made snort
address part # which WIS: d" l have always belonged
the Republican party. II Is the party which maoc
this country great and prosperous believe IN rs
principles thoroughly, and shall always do my best l."
Them ana 10 De true 10 tneDi = 'iuf 'h7
delegates arose and gave thee cheers and tiger for
lcir candidate. Then came three rousng cheers ior
Harrison and Reid, and finally tiger for their chair
Charles E. Coon born in Friendship, Allegsny
Co. where he received his early education When
the war broke out he nineteen years DID, and
he enlisted April, 1861, for two years. Afterward
he became Deputy Marshal In his home dis
,rict. In 1854 entered the Treasury Department
at Washir gton and passed through successive grades
10 the place OF Assistant secretary. During the ias'
and long illness of Judge Folser Mr.. Coon acted a
secretary of the Treasury, and held tha' place Tor
eight months under Mr. Cleveland. although Il" sent
hi. resignation in with the Inauguration OF the new
President, lie wa, altogether twenty one years IN
the service Of the Treasury Department. since th'h
h, has lived in this city.
The delegates to the convention OF the NIth District
met at No. 30 Avenue A. All Of The delegates were
1e,ent Dr.. Frederick VI. Marshall was elected CHAIR
man a d James p. Hat secre AIRY. The convention
Adjourned until saturday night at O'Clock aiter aP-
polmting the following committee Ia confer Win
possible cadda,es. Charles L. iIabertsad' ferdinani
Aidman. Daniel Murphy, DE- Frederick Marshall ana
James p. Hart. -
1t tie convention of the XIIth District at NO ~
second ave. John O'COnnor, jr., was elected chair
l,au AID FraTd IL. DOyly secretary A committee OF
tlrce composed Of the chairman. the secretary ana
Joseph Bisln, appointed 10 nominate candluaN
an1 file tae certificate Of nomination. meeting OF
CN''"N'
So 80 second ave.
The Convention Of The XIIIth District met at No.
Jos East Fr,y-nlntl-s,. and adjourned to Mohoay
night James owens was chosen temporary chalr
man ana Ebcn DcinaTcsi was the scclclMy com
nd;,ce was appointed on nominations ana the cohvch
tcn adjourned
IN. Convention OF the XIVth District assembled
IN tie roops 9. .hc Charles F. Brdder Club at NO.
115 Broadway. There = full representation OF
delegates John o. Mott. OF the XNist Assembly DIS
trict, was chosen permanent chairman ana "hndm
w. Graham Of the XIXth Assembly DiStrci, was
mad permanent secretary After other DETAILS oi
Orcinizo tion had becl effected me convention du
jouln,d to NEE; on Monday. October IL.
Henry G. Robin .on was unanimously nominated last
night By the Republicans of the XVIII District, to DC
Congressman from tlat district, ana Wheh ''e COM
mijtec. headed o. David Fredsam WAS sem TO INFORM
him of his nomination ii found him hard at work.
making an excellent speech in the interest OF the
rarty The chairman Of the committee Interrupted
Mr. Robinson Al few minutes in his speech and told
him OF the nomination. 10 which Mr. Robinson rcpiei
that he felt highly hateicd and believed That by
active work the nominees for Congress conid add 10
tie strength Of the National ticket. lie requested
twent y-for TO forty eight hours, however In which
70 make his answer. Henry C. Robinson was DoI
in New York state fftysix years ago, and has spc,
the best part Of his life In this city lie mas inen
mant wears in Harlem, and his home Is NO. 2,o'o
Hfth-avc. For long time he has been conn"c,rn
,r H. interested In branch Of button
featuring, which has increased hrccfoId since tie en-
acmcnt Of the Mckinley law. He has frequently
been member o, the County Committee and dele
gate to Republican conventions At present he is the
president Of the Harlem Republican Cub. Which Is
doing efficient work for the election of Harrison
and Reid.
Sew Orleans, oct. 13.-Cnitcd States Narshal Don
ally wa, yes. erday nominated ior Cong es' by the
Republicans of the Nth District.
Joseph Klcnpcter is the Peoples party candidate
for Congress III the NIth District.
Iaflyctic. La, oct. l3.-Ihc Imrd party coIvcl-
tor YESTERDAY nominated l. J. Mills for Congress In
;hr lid District.
salt Lake CITY. Utah oct. 13-A large and en-
thus tic Liberal Convention in Ogden. resolutions were
ndopfed declaring that no changed condition exists
ana as proof citing the proceedings OF the late Nor
mon Conference, when Ii was said temporal affairs