New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-01
THE STATE CONVENTION.
IT WILL BE HELD IN ALBANY ON THURS
DAY, APRIL 80.
CALL FOR 1T ISSUED BY THE STATE CON
MIrrEE-RFJoIcING OVER THE ELEC-
TIoN OF SUPERVISORS.


TIoN OF SUPERVISORS.
Tho Republican State Convention, at which
A.lcgs,es.at-large TO Minneapolis will he chosen.
will be held at Albany on Thursday April -.
This was decided upon yesterday by the State
Committee at the meeting in the Fifth Avenue
Hotel The official call is given herewith.
There was an unusually good attendance. All
the districts except half dozen were represented
bv the members OF the committee as follows: lst
District. Stephen r. Williams: lid. Israel +.
Fischer who will he elected chairman of the
Kings County Republican Executive Committee
~ night: Hid. Charles I. Dunwe; WITH. d. VI.
Hurley: With. Francis +. Williams; With, William
II Corsa With l.. L. Van Allen: With. John
Collins IXth John r. Nusent; Xth. William y.
IIoag XTth. Clarence w Meade: XIIth. William
Rrookfcld XIVth, James W. Hustled XNth, y. B.
Odcll ir.: with, Louis +. Payn XVlith. James
nallan,inc XvIIIth. o. w. Pelinghast: XIXth,
George Campbell XXth, John Kellogg: XXIst,
+ n. Kilburn XXlld Isaac L. Hunt jr.; XXIVth,
Hobart Krum: XNVIth, George w. Dunn:
XNvITIth, John w. Dwight; XXiXth J. +. Park
hurst: XXXIst, James w. Wadsworth: XXXIId,
John n. Scatchcrd; XXXIIld, A. j. Porter;
XXXfVth. W. !. Glenn. The proxies were O. w.
PcllinRhast for Congressman Quackenbush, of Troy;
" j. Cookneham, for Charles 4. Chickerins:
William Cowe, for Clarence 6. Brown. who takes
ollffIor 'fntllfkSS place as representative Oi
the Syracuse District; Henry Grassc for Frank
Raymond who is in Cuba John +. Milholand, for
George W. Aldrdec, Of Rochester and Edward
Barguet, for the Rev. Dr. Derrick, the coored
nemhcr-at-largc. Congressman Wadsworth was
absent and forgot TO send proxy SO did the
veteran John II. Camp
Chairman Prookfcld called the meeting TO order
shortly after IL o'clock Before that was done.
however. the announcement was made that Mr..
Kenyon had rcconsidered his declination Of the
place Of permanent secretary, and at the urgent
request Of the party leaders had decided to accept
IL and take hold OF the work at lie
imposed however. two conditions. One that
Dwight should attend 10 the financial work of
the committee, and that Mr.. Milholland should
attend to all matters pertaining 10 the press.
ruth these men agreed 20 help him as
requested. Thcreupon Mr.. Kenyon sail
that he would enter upon his duties
this morning. permanent headquarters having
been secured already at tie Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The announcement Of Mr. Kcnyon's acceptance
gave great satisfaction. He is an ideal man for
the place, enjoys the confidence of the leaders
and is popular with all elements Of the party.
His fitness is beyond ell question
While the official call was being prepared Mr..
Campbell Informed the committee that a dclcga-
tion present fronl Albany to urge the claims
sf that city the place for holding the State
Convention. lie instructed TO invite them
,o come in The delegation, which had
down in q special car, included the following
Eugene Burlingamc, James w. Warner. John VI.
Failrv John G.. Meyers, Walter +. Ward. Lucien
Il Hoyt ". II. Youngman, Surveyor John NJ.
hsiley Postmaster James NJ. Warner, Assembly
man Walter +. Ward. William Barnes. ir.. pro-
pretor. and George ~ Southwic< Editor Of The
Albany Evening Journal. Myer Nussbaurn, James
bentley TX Wal lEer
Cfsfles W. Mead. Charles B. Templeton. Henry
Allen. Henry r. Westcott, Chauncey L. Anger
singer, William Loeb, jr, Alden Chester, Henry c.
Nevitt Howard " Fuller, George W. Yerks
Francis Blanchard John L. Van Valllcnburg, A. r.
Arlington. DR.. II. T.. Mereness, William II. Gull,
Oscar Smith. Moses w. Dodge, A. Med Shoe
maker, Richard b. Rock, William J. Walker,
Robert Geer, c. Henry Secor, John j. McCabe,
Thomas Austin Peter Kinnear and William b.
Page.
All the available space in the room was taken
up by the visitors. Mr.. Brookfeld introduced
them 10 the committee. Mr. Burlngam, made
the opening speech. 1t in good taste and
produced an excellent effect. His arguments in
behalf Of the capital city were cear-cut and
convincing. In fact. he handled the subject 50 well
that Mr.. Grss who going to propose NewYOrk,
and Mr. Sc ,tcherd, who advocating Buffalo,
withdrew from the field. Mr. Noungblood fol
lowed Mr. BUringame. but. he himself d.
clared, there nothing for him to say. except
that Albany would pay all expenses Of the con-
vcnion. The d legation withdrew and motion
of General Hustled Albany was agreed upon by
a unanimous vote There has not been Repub-
lic,n convention IN Albany for many years. II
H. the intention of the party leaders 10 make
this a rOusing gathering of the party and
the Albany people may be trusted TO do their
part.
After the call was agreed upon the following
resolution was adopted by ringing vote
isssoved Jha this coiumit'ec heartily cOngratuates
the peopl, 4 this state. irrespective of party upon
the results of supervisors elections, rejecting a.
these do the deep. widespread indignation felt at the
dasiardy course and the absolutely Illegal metoaS oi
been stolen the decision Of the courts defed and the
VII Of the people as expressed at the polls set al
This il the call and the schedule of representa-
ton:
Headquarters Espu%lsan st, state rcn Commit'ss mi
20 M yc,or. n the rH state ago Of Sew York
The Republican electors Of the state Of NeS YORK
and al Others who may desire 70 nne @l'h mem ~ ~
declared In the platform adopted By the last National
the Siaie Convention to be held at Albany on the
2sth day Of Nph ls02, ut IL O'Clock noon. to elect
four DELEGATES large and four aiternstes to the Ma
flona Republican Convention to be held at Mnn,-
apolls MINI. june 4 1902; to nominate two Pre.i
dental Electors 1T Large, 70 elect state Commltes
sad ansact sues other business as may properly come
before the Convention. -
zach Assembly district in the state will be entitled
10 representation In accordance with the basis estab
U.hcd b, the state Convention OF 1855, upon which
subsesncnt Conventions have been held schedule
~ ,pre tatiOn f. hereto annexed. showing the mum
Der OF delegates 10 which the several Assembly ais
tricts In the state entitled
The delegates from the several Congressional dis
trlcts u the National Convention shall be chosen
pr.yous 10 the Stale Convention, hereby called. and
nm the COngfes sional districts they now exist.
Tle members Of the Stale Committee ana the electors
o- ~. eral C0ngrss sona districts shall be chosen
~ thc delegates the state Convention representing
he districts respectively, and shall. with the delegates
clps~u from the Congressional districts, be announced
An the state Convention prcvOns 10 It's adjournment.
=" w WIILIAN BBOOKFIELD, Chairman.
IoJN : KENYON. Secretary.
SCHEDULE or REPRESENTATION.