The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-03
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and control of both branches Legislature sens.
tors As well as Ascend to be elected this
year. will postpone certainly until 1900 any possible
ty OF restored Republican supremacy in New York. for
II the next State senate 10 Democratic the loss
Of the Governorship in spt would give Repub
cans political foothod. and the succeeding Senate
elected In 1896. will not meet until January. 1896
This years contest will be short and sharp From
ent indications the Democrats will do most OF tho night
ing and the Republicans most OF the sitting around.
Charles n. Turner defeated for denomination IN the
| Democratic caucus As doorkeepor OF tho House OF
Representatives Ia candidate for the ofce of Assem-
blymsn in the Ninth to succeed Walter ". Bahan
FEDERAL nomn alton has given greater satisfaction
at the Reform Club than that OF Eery Anderson to
be Paeinc Railway Commissioner No Federal n omina
ton has given less satisfaction the place than
that OF he busting and energetic Charles wiiouRhby
Dayton Is Postmaster OF New YORK.
| when delegates were elected to the last Congress,
Constitutional Convention that OF 1867 neld in this
state. Now York city divided into nvo Senatorial
Districts. The first OF these included tho downtown
wards below Canal street. the second included tho
west-sde wards west of Broadway tho third included
the csstside wards east OF broadway the fourth In.
cuded the territory between Fourteenth street and
foretn, and the nfh the whole OF the city north of
Forteth street In tho downtown district I'll
the delegates elected: Abram II. Lawrence. Su.
prcme Court Judge; samuel B. Garvin afterward Dis.
trict Attorney: Charles Daily then Judge Of
OF Common Pleas. and Counsellor John 4. Burrll.
The delegates from the westside district wero
Ebrdge T. Gerry, Norman g. stratton. Nathaniel Jar.
Wis JE and Henry Rogers The gates
side district Abram Russell. City Judge; Gideon
J. Tucker. Surrogate Frederick W. Loew. afterwnrd
Judge of the Court OF Common Pleas. and Magnus
Gross. Emigration Commissioner. Tho delegates from
the district between Fourteenth and roreh streets
were samnel J. Tildon. Congressman James Brooks.
Edwards Pierrepont. and Anthony L. Robertson. su.
psrior Court Judge. The delegates from tho uptown
DISTRICT were John &. Develin Judge Caudius Mcneil
Judge Larremore. and william Hitchman, afterward
Speaker OF the Assembly. In addition to these
delegates chosen by districts Now York had several
delegates among those chosen at large. william NJ
Evarts Horace Greeley, Augustus schel. and George
Opdyks among them Tho two parties to nominate
candidates for tho Constitutional Convention of 1892
will be Tammany Hall and tho Republicans.
From 1s&T. the year following tho adoption of tho
State Constitution until 1884, but two Secretaries of
State had more than one term each-Christopher Nor
gan elected In 1S47 and reelected in 1S4S and Homer
A. Nelson. elected in 1867 and reelected in 1869.
when Leonidas Houk. Republican Representative Of
ono Of tho mountain districts of Tennessee died. his
son. John Houk also Of Knoxville was elected to
succeed MIN. When William Mutoher. Democratic
Represen ave OF the Lehigh Valley district of Penn.
sylvania died, his son. Howard Mutcher. was elected
to succeed him 6. N. Robertson of Baton Rouge La.
elected to succeed his father. &. W. Robertson
who died during tho F1fteth Congress- and these and
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