New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14
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MANY MORTON DELEGATES.
HIS FRIENDS CLAIM 90 OR 100 VOTES IN
THIS CITY.
THE ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTIONS OF THE
OLD MACHINE REPUBLICANS HELD LAS
NIGHT-TEosE OPPOSED TO THE EX-vIcE-
PRESIDENT OFFER NO ESTIMATES.

PRESIDENT OFFER NO ESTIMATES
Delegates to the Republican State Convention
to meet at Saratoga next Tuesday were elected
last night by the Assembly District Conventions
OF the George Bliss organization, and at the
primaries held in all the Assembly districts Dy
the Anti-Machine Republican Organization Each
organization elected 127 delegates, the full NUM-
ber to which New-York City is entitled in the
convention. In most instances the delegates OF
the regulars" or George Bliss organization, were
unnstructed but a considerable majority were
claimed for Levi p. Morton for Governor, and It
is understood they will vote for Mr.. Morton IN
the convention. Estimates of Mr. Mortons friends
gave the number of delegates likely to vote for
him at from 30 to 100. The opposition to Mr..
Morton put forward no claims as to the number
they had elected.
The news of the ex-Vce- Presidents apparent
ly sweeping success in last evenings conventions
was received by his friends in uptown hotels and
clubs with much qualification. and his nominae
ton was confidently expected on the first bal.
lot. Enthusiastic Morton men were Offering bets
that their favorte would be nom mated by. ac.
clamation but 50 far could be learned, sue
ceeded In finding no takers.
Two separate rival conventions were held IN
the Ist Assembly owing to disagreements be-
tween tho More-Lawrence and the Healy fac
tons resulting in the sending Of double set
of delegates to the State Convention. The split
has no significance. as far as the Governorsnip
is concerned. as both sides are for Norton
Returns received at a late hour at the mead
quarters OF the George Bliss organization, NO:
/ 4O2 Broadway. indicated that Mr.. Morton hao
secured a large majority of the delegates.
1t will be seen that the list OF dele deiesateds nd
many other prominent Republicans, among
others Chauncey NJ. Depew Cornelius \; blIss<
Ehu Root, Joseph H. Choate Llspeharo 0'e"'
art and Horace Russell . ,,.
The list Of delegates, as far as IL couio Do
obtained last night, is as follows:
Ist Assembly Distrct-James More. jr., Edwin Il
Lawrence John A. Moran; contestants-Martin n.
Healey, G. O. Milford and Matthew Boyle
IId-Dr W. w. Hicks. p. J. Carpenter. W. Raith.
nId-Charles H. Murray; Joseph Gallo. Charles 8.
Adler William c. Russell.
Ivth-Elihu Root. John Collins. William Gross.
man
Vth-John Simpson, Adam Gemand. Abraham a.
Joseph. Patrick H. clark
VIth-George TIilliard Mengus Mitteman, Ste
phen Roche. John Spenhardt.
vIIth-Jacob NJ Patterson Charles schwck; Na Ep
VIIIth-C Van Cott Lispenard Stewart. Fredsrick
FIadiy. l.. l.. Van Allen, Robert carrisan' william
Johnson.
IXth-J Jacobus. George 3. peane. John ":
Marshall. Joseph Hackett, John McKeenan. John
Condor. -.
lam Soaring, John Wurthen.
XIth-C ~ Bliss, W. n. Hoag, ]. E. Hedges. u.
J. McCann.
XIIIth-Frederck S. Gibbs. Clarence ". Meade.
Henry Clinton Backus, Thomas l.. Hamilton Will
lam L. Turner
XIVth-S. V r. Cruger. Horace Russell Fhiip -
Smith, John Hasselberger.
XVth-R A. Greacen Seth Wilks, John p Win-
dolph. James T. Riley.
XVIth-Thomas +. Egan. Charles Steinberg. A.
exander T. Mason, William II. Burns
XVIIth-James W. Perry Daniel NJ. Robinson
William Garms. H. VI. Parks.
XVIIIth-Ceorge W. Wanmaker Gustav Schoiers
Thomas Humphreys, Conrad Alheidt
XIXth-John Reisenweber. William H. Beliamys
John r. Van Wormer, Lemuel e. Quigg
XXIst-William Brookfeld. Samuel Thomas, Ed.
win Einste!n. Edward F. Brown. Charles r. HOMER
XXIId-John H. Gunner Benjamin Oppenhemer.
John McNally.
XXIIId-Frank Brainerd. C. y. Bovee. 1r.. VIII
lam l.. Iehmaier. Abraham Gruber. oscar hon-
stadt Thomas G. Cowell
XXIVth-C. H. T. Coils, j. c. Graham, A. Hei-
man. F. c. Eilenberg.
XXvIth-Dr. f. J. Palmer, II. Dimse. r. Van
Dam.
XXVIIth-B O. Johnson, e. A. Durham. Robert
Nevins George NJ Smith, a. =. ketcham, 4. r.
Shurtler
XXVIIIth-Julius NJ. Mayer. Alfred r. Page Fred
erick NJ Patrick \. II. Steele. William Montgomery
XXIXth-Ex-Judge Ernest Hail. w. j. Davis E.
H. Healy. DR.. Andrews.
XXXth-w II. Ten Eyck C. A. Berrian, G. ".
Stevens. John A. Amerson.