The sun., 1894-09-14
REPUBLfcAN CONVENTIONS.
Regulars sna MIihoIIana Mes Both Elect
Delegates 20 Saratoga.

The regular Republican organization held con.
ventions in every Assembly district in the city
last night and elected delegates to the State
Convention, 127 in the aggregate. All OF the old
leaders who remained In the Committee ofThir-
ty organization were chosen, and 1t may he
safely said that they and their friends elected
with them will vote for the nomina-
tion OF Levi i. Morton. II was not thought
necessary to instruct the delegates. and effort
was made to do so in the majority Of the dis
tricts Among the delegates chosen arc Jacob
NJ. Patterson. s. " II. Cruger, Frederick s.
Gibbs, Horace RUSSELL Police Justice Clarence
w. Mead. Robert a. Greacen. John Simpson.
George lIilliurd, Police Commissioner Murray,
Dr. W. w. Hicks. and John II. Gunner.
The delegates chosen in the Twcnty-first dis
trct are William Brooktcd, Gen. samuel
Thomas Edwin Einstein, Edward +. Brown
and Charles +. lIorner.
Cornelius y. Bliss is one of the delegates chosen
In the Eleventh
There was trouble at the Convention in the
First district, where the old fight between the
factions led by Martin Hcaly and Jnmes Moore,
Jr., was resumed. Moore is the leader. and or
canized the Convention. The tIcaly men boltcd
ana elected "A cOntesting delegation; so that
there will be two Clntesting delegations from
the First district. including the Nlhulland men.
Although many men. who have been opposed
to the nomination of Mr.. Morton arc among he
delegates chosen, the supporters Of that gentle
mans candidacy said last night that they be-
lievCd thut when the time came for casting New
Iork's vote. or perhaps, before, at a caucus of
the delegation. II would be found that the uppo-
sitiOn had ceased to exist.
The MilhOliand Republicans also elected
delegates to the state Convention. These dele
gates will go to Saratoga with about 400 other
members uf the organization on special
train. Among the delegates. elected are
Whitelaw Reed, Charles X. Lexow, broth
land, Gen. o.. H. baGrange. Gen. Michael
kerwn, X. j. Horncr, Robert Gordon. sheppard
Knapp, Joel :. Mason. ex-Firc Chief Mctabe,
James b; Townsend, ex-Alderlnan Christian
GoGtz William + DAILY, Dr., T. y. otter. Moses
AlcGarvey, and Col G.. VI. Tratteur. Although
chosen ts delegate, II II not probable that Mr..
Whitclaw Reid will be found among the CON
tcstants at Saratoga, as he is about to start on
trip round the world.
Mr.. Milhoiland has passed the period where he
Is 10th to show the strength of his organization
in the primary conducted under the provisions
of the election law. sO he arranged that all of
those held last night should bc so conducted
and that the poll lists should be atteSted and re-
turned To the County Clerks Office for filing as
the law requires.
II there is any longer interest felt regarding
the strength OF Mr.. Milholland's following II
may he satisfied to n certain degree by an ex-
animation of those sworn returns In the County
Clerks office. At the State Club last night Il
was reported that n very fair vote had been
rast in view Of the fact that there were
success in their efforts to secure admission TO
fhe state Convention There was n contest in
the Eleventh district where some of the colored
brethren thought they were not sufficiently REG
Ignized in the makeup of the delegation. Their
ticket was defeated.