New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
THE BROOKLYN DELEGATES.
MEN WHO WILL GO TO THE STATE CONVENTION
WILLIS AND NATHAN CLAIMS UNCHANGED.

The Republican delegates to the state Convention
10 meet in Albany next week elected in Brooklyn
last evening in Assembly District conventions pre-
sided over by men designated by President Goodrich.
of tho General Committee. In tic lid. Win. IXth
and XIth Districts the conventions were adjourned
until Monday night.
Among the delegates many well-known and rep
reseptative men Of the party. Those elected are a
follows:
I.t-Franklln woodruff, Sutherland J. Miller II. Ross
Appleton Andrew J. Perry, D. ". Hurley.
IId-James W. BlIkett, Harry Henderson, Addison y.
Hallock.
Ivm-J ]. sehusser w. c. Herbert. job Coven, James
Byrncs.
vth-Theodore B. WILLS william il. Grace
VIIth-John FleischInan. w. IL. Key Abram Keller and
Henry Sauerbrun.
VIIIh-A. c. Bolton George y. Madison, Thomas Pur-
cell Charlie, J. Herbert George w. Mills s. II. H@tng'
Il. J. Kalcnbeck, II. c. Atwood w. A. Booth
Xth-Leonard Moody, Wesley G. Bush, II. H. Smith,
George Buchanan NJ. V. ID. Plumb. Charles L. Lincoln
Il. W. Fielding John +. Davis and John Lenerts. D.
X1th-Robort A. sharkey. Charles NJ Neryins' Charles
b. Morton. william l.. ENtancc John WORTH frue'h r.
shipnan. George Marshal A. NJ Sratton' Thomas Bell
Henry r. Williams Adolph Rend, II. NJ. Smith
The contest over the delegates 70 represent Kings
County In the National Republican convention u,
on TRursday nch ~ and nd the compcxion q the doler
ton will not be decided until the Tour congress i ps
cedf that Naval officer Willis controls the I'D l,. ana
With Districts. and men representing the Tracy S
interest VIII DC sent ~ dcIc:l'ts rum
lid District enough wards were carried III the lhN
eSts Of Ernst Nathan. internal revenue colectOI 10
assure his cOntiO OF the choice Of delegates nnI's
there is successful contest OF the seats OF the seventh
Ward delegates The result OF the primary there was
the choice OF the Nathan delegates by tWcnN one
votes. II is understood that the result VIII De ds
pnted and II a successful claim Is made the contashg
dele gates be seated b. the Willis men from t'
Other wards in the district. In the 1Nth District DOM
sides claim control and the whole thing hinges upon
The votes the Eleventh Wa dclec3tc>. they are In
by J. j. SchluSser, and h Will probably pc ono vi Nv
delegates 10 tho National Convention, whichever sac
he decides TO support II he favOrS Mr. WINS liat
gent oman will be the other delegate But If he JOINS
with the Nathan Interest, NJ. J. Dady Is nhelS " w
his associate. -, . c..o.
The I'D District Convention will be held at Gates
and Reid ayes, and " H. y. Cadmus VIII pNsldo'
Tho delegates will probably be Charles A. Moore; OK
president OF tho Young Republican Club ana presiuenS
OF the Montauk Club and Robert A. Sharkcy DaNld
4. baldwin viii preside over the lIlo plNulct Nol-
vcntion, AT Gates and Marcy AYES. II nnihnn con.
trolls hs Will name the delegates. Ihe ~ IN Dlsult
Convention meets 1T Grand Union Hall, IN Court ST.
and Hugo llsch /, 70 preside. Frank +. WliEhns
will preside over The Nth District ConVcntloh' III
Turn Hall Mcscrolc st., and the dclecates VIII prop
ably BE- Joseph Benjamin and DR.. {. 1. licpp OF
E. ". Bennett. ,-
Mr. Viii, said Yesterday: ave hav1 sxty-four
delegates u the state Convention against sevcnt"n
for Mr.. Nathan. and we have the I'D, Nth ana Nth
Congress Districts and will have the llld. am eA-
tTcnry cratincd with the result. II surpassos my
expectations. 49,, W.,
90 ch won two Congress III trcts. Wills has The I'D and
Nth and i have the lid and IVth don't know
about the delegates to the state Convention