New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
TAMMANY MEN FOR CONGRESS.
MADE IN ALL THE CITY DISTRICT
LAST NIGHT.

LAST NlGhI
Tammanv Hall nominated candidates for con-
gress last night in the several districts OF 'iS os
Franklin Bartlett was renominated in the Win
D,s,ric, h, the Tammany convention. He Is n
LAWYER and was first elected 10 Congress IN 49,
James j. Walsh nominated by the lai"''a"E
Hall Convention OF the With District 10 suVCe'N
E ] Dunphy the present member VINO "l'Hu'o"
from Tammany Hall last winter ana charseu inc
frauds of the Wigwam upon Richard croker ana
police ustice Diver Mr. Dunphy will run as an
Inde,endent Democratic candidate for rc-electlon
against Walsh
Henry c. Miner the weknown theatrica MAJ"
ager was nominated for Congress last hsh' III inc
IXth District in place of Congressman 1llnothy d.
Campbell who has represented the district FOR sew
orr, terms The friends OF Mr. Campbell denounce
his turning down" as a gross injustice. lie VIII
nrobably be an independent candidate lot re-erV-
zion and may receive the Endorsement OF the
State Democracy. II Mr.. Camppeli runs he VIII
he likely TO give Mr.. Miner a good race.
In the Xth District General Daniei H. Sexes was
ranorire,ed nv the rammany Convention held at
the Peouod Club No POI West Twenty-hfth-st' Cen
e-a, .Slck)es appeared and made speech accepting
the nomination. ~,
Ex-Speaker William Suzer was put in NOMINATION
by Tammany Hall in the Nth District IN pace u
Amos J. Cummings who transferred TO the
XIIIth District where he was nominated TO succeed
John De Witt Warner. Mr. Warner mas oHered 10
stand as the State Democracy candidate ior Tee'eC'
ton against Mr. Cummings.
In the XIIth District Colonel George Il. Mcclellan
president of the Board of Aldermen was nominated
by Tammany Hail 10 succeed W. Bourke Cochran
who refused a reelection. Colonel Mcclellan Is only
twentv-nlne years Old and is the son OF Majof,Hei'
of the Potomac and Democratic nominee LOT iIeS.
dent in 1864. Colonel Mcclellan began MS career III
NeW-York as a newspaper reporter -, r.
Fx-Assemblyman John Connolly received the ram
many nomination for Congress in the NJ IN DIS
trIct The convention was held at the pontiac CID'
This 1. the district represented by LeinueI r.;
Ouigg Republican, who has been renominated by all
H. Republican organizations in the district
Senator Jacob A. Cantor was nominated by Iam-
many in the XVIII District last night TO succeed
Isidor Straus who declined a reelection: senator
Cantor has represented the Harlem district In the
state Senate for the last six years ana Is me pres
emf Democratic leader in that body. MI Suaus'
who retires is a brother OF Nathan Straus, the
Tammany candidate for Mayor. and was CHOSEN az
the special election last January TO take the place
OF Controller Asbel /. Fitch; ,.--, .
William Ryan renominated TOT congress by
the Democratic Convention Of the WIN DlstrlcI
held at New-Rochene. ,. -
The State Democracy Conference Committee ap-
nonted to arrange for union Democratic nonina-
lions for Congress and Assembly. met al cooper
Union Yesterday and after discussing the SITUATION
decided 10 adjourn all the state Democracy con
gress conventions Monday evening No com
muncation Of any came to the conferrees from
Tammany Hall. and it Is more than probable that
the Grace people will put candidates IN the heid on
MONDAY evening In several districts al least