New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-04
MEN AT WORK
SELECTING DELEGATES TO THE COUNTY
CONVENTION.
MEN CHOSEN IN MANY ELECTION DISTRICTS TO

Republican Organization from the Battery to the
Yonkers line at work on their preparations
for the County Convention to meet In Cooper Union
next Friday evening.
The members OF the Lincoln Club. which Is the
Republican headquarters OF the Xth Assembly Dis
trict held rouslng meeting at No. Sc Thlrd-ave.
Friday night. Several OF the members made
speeches urging that the club JOIN the AntlMachine
Organization In body. which was done By a unanl-
nous vote. The following delegates were chosen to
represent the several election districts: First Henri
A. Rydell. Peter Diefenbach; Third, George Fem
trick. A. A. Brandt Fourth Edward r. Sheller,
G. r. Marks; Fifth. John Fox, Harry x. Leven:
Sixth. Harry G. Lockwood Charles a. Panty; Sew
enth George NJ. Haas August Helmbcrg: Eighth.
William Stuart, j. Henry Fischer; Ninth Thomas
Wallace. Samuel Voman; Tenth Owen Donohue.
Thomas IIaoran; Eleventh william F. DAILY. Rich
ard Ozmon: Twelfth. Simon Wenburg. George
Whelan; Thirteenth. Domlnlck F. Munao. James j.
Flynn; Fourteenth, John J. Brooks, Charles Gron-
BACH Fifteenth. Edward r. Murphy. John Menu;
Sixteenth. George Fritz Joseph S. Ioveday; Seven
;centh. Charles A. Schneider. Fred j. Krchner;
Eighteenth. Thomas J. Connol. Anthony Relnod;
Nineteenth. Herman L. Schrader; Twentieth, Peter
Appel; Twenty-irst. Philip Kautz, Fred Schneering.
jr; Twenty second J. William Reichart: Twenty
third Fred c. Schwartz Twenty fourth, George
Schenler James McMahon: Twenty-ifth. William
Ncubert. Henry Kenfer; Twenty-s!xth Hugo
Hermes John Ross; Twenty-seventh, Charles Ger
ZACH. jr; Twenty-eghth. Samuel Cavanagh. Louis
Joseph: Twenty-ninth. James Hunter: Thlrtleth.
Peter Dumser. Joseph Eyerm,n; Thrty-frst. Philip
Mcclure John Williams; Thirty-second, John Cole
man. Frank IIuebsch: Thlrty-third. Edward J.
ORourke. John J. Reilly; Thlrty-fourth. Charles
McCowan Henry W. Zellman: Thrty-hfth. James
Blggar. James J. Murray; Thrty-sxth. Emil I.olay.
Jacob IIauber: Thirty-seventh George J. Collins.
Charles A. Hudson: Thrty-eighth, John Wurthen.
Irving Martin: Thirty ninth. F. Robert Wolfertz.
Edward l.. Bagley; Fortieth. John Ward August
Hagenbuche; Forty-hrs William Francisco. Joseph
!. Met2ler: Forty-second August Wicks, Herman !.
Anderson; Forty-thrd. Jacob Timer. Robert Love;
Forty fourth, Michael O'Farre, Bartholomew Hur-
ley Forty-nfth. Peter d. Fischer. Joseph Will1in-
son; Forty-sixth Louis Erhart Morris Abrams:
Forty seventh. Alexander w. Wilson, Edmund
O'Keefe; Forty-elshth. Phlbbs White Victor War
endorff.
The Republicans Of the XIth Assembly District
crowded TO overlooking the headquarters OF the
Anti-Machlne Organization at No. LIP Broadway
on Thursday night The purpose OF the meeting
was To elect delegates for the coming convention
AMI the Republicans of the XIth have not seen
such gathering of their own political creed for
many year. J. g. McMurray elected chair
man. and +. 5. Matthews secretary. As soon as the
meeting was called to order and after a few words
from the chairman. the business OF the evening
was at once taken In hand and the following dele
gates were chosen from the election Districts First.
+. W. Coleman Frank Jennings: Second. G.. f.
Ianglon. II. T. Porter: Third. John T. Mllhollard.
Ira Jennings; Fourth. James g. McMurray. ID. b.
St. John Rosa Fifth. Howard LIlienthal. DR.. W.
II. Flint; Sixth. +. II. Thomas F. l.. Montague;
Seventh George Ridiell. z. Poillon: Eighth. H. c.
Billiard. l.. Robbins: Ninth. l.. w. Morrison. J. II.
Sheffield Tenth. f.. +. Short, r. W. Downer: Elev-
en'h II. e. Swords. W. $. Perry; Twelfth Peter
Flint; Thirteenth. Dr. l.. L. Seaman. II. De Forest;
Fourtceath. II. Myer Paul G. IIearne: Fifteenth
A. VI. Lyon S. y. Chlttenden; Sixteenth. Helm Mar
tin. c. +. Furlong: Seventeenth. s Estes. Edward
Clifford: Eighteenth Hugh c. Nevlns. J. Bagley:
Nineteenth. Lawrence D. Burns. +. $. Matthews;
Twentieth. Edwin c. Root. George F. Wells; Tween
ty-lrst. T.. F. Glteiy. Ernest Dauseni. Twenty
second. Mathew Foley. Thomas Hoey: Twenty
third. Joseph McCusler. Frederick Kingsley: TWEEN
ty-fourth Samuel Il. White. Samuel Love: Twenty
NTH. Paul Cate. Charles A. Morris; Twenty-sxth.
John Banks James Leigh: Twenty-seventh. Charles
Gomax. George W. Williams Twenty-eghth. Archie
Roberts Il. Shannon; Twenty-nlnth. g. Butt.
stephen Johnson: Thlrtieth. G. H. Brooks. Joseph
=. Hrooks; Thr;y-frst. Armand Tarte,. J. Il.
Ageu: Thlrty-second. John Phillips. James y.
Smith: Thrty-thlrd. +. J. Terrell Rober; Gilmore:
Thlrty-fourth. George Wall. George Washington;
Thlrty-nf;h. II. j. Rurner James Madison Thirty
sixth Patrick coleman. John Dlschener.
In the IXth Assembly District; \. II. Mackay was
elected as delegate for the Fifteenth Election Dis
trlct and David Hutton III Charles Smith for
the Twenty third. and James Ryan AMI Philip Lynch
for the Forty-thlrl Election District
The Anti-Machine Republicans Of the XXfli As
scmhy District held their p"lmarioT for election IF
delegates t. The convention at Empir" Han No.
- East Scvcntv-hfth-st. On Thursday evening
Henry T.. Page was chairman with Harry Nathan
total Of 81 votes cast with Tho following results:
First. Alher, FreUnl. Hawkins " sheldon second.
Faiiei; Fo9ri6. Tony Lyons. G6ar:cs G. Ciapper1;
Fifth. Frederick Morgenwee. stephen Williamson:
5'nuel WILLOW Leo Sichei; Eighth, John Weber.
Joseph Smith: Ninth ". crown, William Camp:
Tor N..Kf han.
Alsn., Ayrli Abraham rncTs Twelfth t. lct-
Keller. Henry Goetz: Fifteenth J. Buckley. f. Dar-
. s9n HN'cs"tn San 1n Ahr;ahams; Sey-
lowc,nthal 4 MAYER Ninet"cn:h W. McGn. r.
Twcniy, irst r IL McAda, l Miller: T f%'%p;
secoqd II. Aser J.; IN stein. Twcny-ihirl, J. :
thai. !. Greenhaum; Twenty-ufth. Il. IIeaney. p
Tmsrhart TwentySiNrh Michael + carrol;
iiIr5h simon orgel; 1'wenty-ainth. W. J. Mcguire
IN the VIth Assembly Disrrlc, elections were
held in the Fourteenth and Eighteenth Election
districts William HANleY and Jacob Stromberg
were e!rctel IN me former. ard J. v Cosgrove and
The Republicans OF the NNVIIIth Assembly Dis
trlct held large ana enthusiastic meeting at the
headquarters. Observation-Disclosures cond-st ma
AmS,trrdani-ave, llerna| Il. Wilson presiding.
adopted unanimously declaring that the regular or, orr
glnizatlon Of the NNVIIIth formally Identified IL
Self with the Anti-Nlachlnc movement over loo
Republican voters of this district Including the
erection district captains and officers have already
,lroli"d themselves with the Provisional Anti
Machine organization and every election distrIct
Il now organized on the Anti Machine basis belle
sdtrS To the cooper Union Convention next Frda-
evening WIFI be chosen at neetin q TO be heu in
,he various election districts The NNNIllth As
,ts'ipiN district gave over GO majority for Qligg
District. "' ''' NV !"
.llniiar action was taken lcst evening by regular
organizations of the NIVth and NVIifh Assembly
districts w ~ i'" |''Ne"'o's
u r'nador Saxton had an Interview with William
rI0ohirId before he left the Hotel MctroDolc las;
Sri,' ana IL was said that they talked about the
rItr ~ r,HrEihl4ng the Republican party In this
~ 10 o'htr persons Senator SaNtOn sail tina, No
Fiji, "t,@nu me- meeting at Cooper Union next
'iiui9 night ana would speak at the meeilrg
Joan r.: Milholland said last evening Thar he hi
wn'rid ~ "a positive promise that Speaker Malby
"U.iu ne az me meeting and iSe a speech
me republican District Committee of the XXVIth
NSsenbly District met last evening at LENS Hal
inn. IV' Ihiii-ave, and passed resolutions adopt.
~ 90" - Nnli Machine plan OF reorganization
h ine republicans OF the NNNtn Assembly plstric,
iuii meeting last night at the rooms OF the York
ALIr Ntpnbllcan Cimb. No LIZ Enst Ninnt.. III y.