New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-13
REPUBLICANS NAMED FOR THE SENATE.
NOMINATIONS MADE IN ALI. BIT THREE OF
THE TTi DISTRICTS.


The Republican Senate conventions were held last
night ana IN ali OF the districts except three nom
nations were made 20 oppose thu candidates who
will be pat up by rammany Hall Ia the With
District an adjournment taken subject 70 the
call Of the chairman Of 'he convention and IN me
Nth and XI,h districts committees OF represent
ative Republicans were appointed 10 select candi-
dates
There was a contest in only district. and that
was In the With There William H. Gedney ana
Andrew J. Campbell both aspirants for the
nomination t. make the hgh, against General Mar
tin L. Mcmahon. who. Ia all probability, VIII b-
the candidate Of Tammany Hall owing 10 'he turn-
ing down OF Colonel william l.. Brown. Senator
Brown was too independent FOR Tammeny Han
ami he Will not go back the Senate The contest
friendly In every respect. ana IT finally
resulted IN the nomination Of MI Campbell MI
Campbell i 4 well known iron manufacturer on the
west side Of the city and he is strong Republican
Ills nomination VIII add considerable strength TO
,he ticket In that part Of the city Hts works arr
In Yves, Thir,y-thlrd-st. bat he Hives In West
Twenty-third-st.
The Republicans Of the vTfIth District which
takes that part OF the city on the East sue De-
low Fourteenth-st 10 Chamb"rs-st.. decided 10
wait until October IL before making "A nomination.
one OF the reasons FOR this is that TWO or three
men In mat district are opposed 70 the Endorsement
of otto Kempner the Independent Democrat, who
made vigorous fight against Tanmany han
and the State Democratic machine last winter FOR
tho Assembly nomination. and they arr thinking OF
trying to get him TO run for the Senate.
captain John Schmidling. who Is past com
mander Of j. l.. Rikcr post q A x. and on"
Of thu most popular Germans ON the West side OF
the city viii make IN fight for tn" kepubncahs
ia the INih Senate District. The delegates from
this district 10 the Constitutional convention are
LispenarI Stewart. Hiram Merritt. Daniel VIII
ams j. " Miller ard Samuel GOmpers
IT, ftr
Senate by reclamation by thu Republicans Of the
Kiln District MIR Wentworth will undoubtedly
oppose Joseph &. Wolff. who made an exceedingly
poor record as A member Of thu Assembly last
winter. The Republican candidate - well known
IN this city as "A lawyer and citizen. IL -
member Of the Bar Association. OF the University
club. the New England Society am Of the Repub-
.lcan Club He Is graduate OF Yale
Mr. Wentworth lives In the mist Assembly
District and 'he from mat district
OF the committee appointed bv The Republi'an
County Convention select candidates FOR the city
ana county ticket with a candidate Ike Mr. Went
worth against "A man like Woln the Republicans
have Il fair chance Of carrying this district ana
u sending Mir Wentworth 10 The Senate VT.
Wentworth l. backed mp H. his candidacy by Alex
andor r Mason eN-Judge Noah Davis. pr Thomas
Fl@land. John Proctor Clark" and T. IL. Hlne'al"
a. the Republican .huddsteS cor delegates 10 the
Constitutional Convention. , =,
Abraham Grui"r will lead The senate tckrt III
49, XIIIih District He received the unanimous
nomination AT the convention held last night rr'
erck Taylor. William T. Stycr; hicharh J..
Swrezv thomas Rush anu William II. Ten
I.vck were named on the ticket candidates FOR
the Constitutional CONVENTION
Columbus . johnson, WHO l. we.-knOwn Re-
named bv the Republicans Of the XVIII District
To- maxi The night against Jacob A Cantor