The morning call., 1894-09-12
DELEGATES NAMED
Democrats Choose Part
of Their Convention.
FOR ONCE PEACE REIGNED.
No Serious Rows in Eighteen
Separate Meetings.
REPUBLICANS ORDER A PRIMARY
Full Swing Given an Election COM
mittee-One Earnest Protest.
General Politics.
REPUBLICANS ORDER A PRIMARY

delegates TO their municipal convention
which is ID assemble at Union Hall on
Howard street On the 17Ih. Under the
ruling of the general committee the dis
trict committees met last night and Sc
lectsd 45o Of the men who are to compose
the nominating body. Each member OF
each district committee named 0ne man
and then the districts a member of the
committee of eighteen which is to name
the $50 delegates at large to complete the
600.
The districts also elected members of the
campaign committee Of eighteen. Con-
trarY TO expectation there were few con-
tests for places on the committee of eigh-
teen and all the meetings passed off har.
moniously. In the Thirty-seventh James
B. Ivory and DR.. .Regan were opponents for
the nomination and they agreed to divide
the privilege of naming delegates at-large,
each choosing four of the eight 10 which
the district was decided to be entitled.
The committee OF eighteen Will probably
meet tonight 20 perform its work.
The Twenty-eighth District Club adver-
;ised that they would meet at DTew's Hall,
New Montgomery street, and went there
for the purpose. They had neglected 10
arrange with the proprietor. Mr.. Wolff,
and Mr.. Wolf demanded that they pay
him In advance. AS they hadn't come
prepared" he declined TO open The door
and turn on the gas. They were forced to
go round 10 Democratic headquarters at
Columbia Hall on Market street, and there
hold their meeting with the following re-
suit: Delegates TO the County Committee
Pat Hayes. William DugaD. Gus Bailey.
Dan Casey, Ajax Estellta, Michael Kane,
p. j. Ryan. j. j. Rafferty,, l. Nj. Sullivan,
August Wienes, John +. McGovern,
Thomas Murphy, Roy Gallagher. James
GibDey, Michael Doyle, c. j. Gilbert, |.
j. McElroy, J. j. McKenna Jr., John
Keaney, Pat ShauGhnessy, Dietrich JAMS
son, j. II. Dolan, William Dugan, d.
Jansen, James Murphy. Thomas Maher.
Charles Healey member Of the committee
OF eighteen, MIR. Healey; member of cam
paign committee, j. w. Welsh. William
p. Honan was elected member of the COM
mittee on grievance.
The designations of S. f. Maher and
John Welsh from the general committee
were accepted.
The Twenty-ninth District Club met at
Howard and Third streets and elected the
following TO the county convention: Sam
Braunhart. Harry L. Wise, 7. Mcdonald,
l. j. Cass. w. +. Elliott. John Mannix Jr,
John d. Condor Jr.. V. s. Murphy. John
Craven, Dave Brady, II. {. Wellne,
T. Lynch, 1. Koppel. T. f. Quinn.
ia
Mccarthy. Joseph Flanagan, John T..
Titus. Hugh Flynn, James Campbell,
James EgaD, Thomas A. King, Thomas
Canon.
One member asked for and was granted
further time 20 name his delegate.
Patrick Shankey was chosen on the
committee of Is and Timothy Quinlan on
the campaign committee.
In the Thirtieth District Peter j. Cree
gan was chosen a member of the commit
Tee of eighteen, and James Creighton to
the campaign committe. Twenty-three
delegates were chosen TO the municipal
convention as follows:
Moran. Thomas j. O'Leary, John Devanev.
A. solomon, Edward Sharkey. James F.
Durkin, Grant II. Eddy, Thomas +.
O'Brien, James Cannon, James X. Lynch,
p +. Clark, Jacob Harris. Isaac Asch.
Charles l.. Ames. Peter MeCabe, Domi-
nick CoDniff, NJ. Harris, John O'Neill. j.
F. Sweeney, Joseph OBrien and John +.
Cunningham.
In the Thirty-frst District the following
were chosen delegates: Harry Newhoff. j.
J. Kelly. William Sand, James Sharkey,
Owen Winters, John Hogan, 2. j. Tan
nian, John Kinsella, John +. Gearon, Ed
ward Murray. John Mulcreaney, David
Herlhy, Thomas f. Martin. James II.
Kennedy, Frank Mermon Jr.. James +.
Britt, Christopher Hillard, David Dillon.
ID. X. Sullivan, NJ. NJ. Radgau, j. j.
O'ConnOr, John Clancy, William Launder,
NJ. 0DoDnell and John j. Sullivan; for
tie committee of eighteen, Charles S.
Armes, and campaign committeeman,
James II. O'Brien.
The Thirty District will be rep
resented by the following delegates: NJ.
j. Mcdonald. William Bulger, James e.
L0wnev, James Nolan, Andrew Mckay.
Mark Brown, Edward McDermott, John
Ryan. James Geishaker, William Larkin,
Henry Wvnne, Thomas Reaney, George
Quigley, Thomas Corden, James Cham
bers, Frank Frick. John Floyd. William
Porter, Timothy Dnndon, Jehn Calvin,
William eastman, Patrick Winters, j. w.
MonohRn. Jcsepb Coyle and George Ka-
mena. Frank Lester was named on the
committee OF eighteen and II. b. Goecken
on the campaign committee.
The selection OF delegates from the
Thirty-third District passed off quietly
and resulted as follows:
John II. Holmes. John Dougherty, Gar
rett Burke, Harry C0nnell, Roger Ahern.
David Heriington, Peter Jones, j. j. Tier
ney, Michael Hayes, Thomas Callahan,
Frank Mcclure, Richard Curtis. Fran
Burke. Owen Hafferman. Patrick Har-
rington. John White, jeremiah Toomey.
Hugh Fitzpatrick, II. III. G. Mangsls.
Ernest Zimmerman, John Larroche, Rich.
ard Blake, James Strand.
James b. Hughes was unanimously
elected to represent the district in the coal-
nit ee of eighteen.
The Thrty-fourth District delegates are
as follows: John j. Borden, NJ. j. Halli.
nan. George ii. Barrow. John j. Mcguire.
NJ. j. Griffin, William Altman. John Dono.
hpe, John Wallace. John j. DinnIene. p.
Gordon, John ID. Sullivan, William M.
O'Shaugnessy, G. L. Gallagher, George
MeGinn, Walter Burke, A. j. 0'Brien,
Fred Raabe, John Kennard, Edward
O'Connor, Martin Fennell, Thomas +,
kyan, Martin keatiug, Joseph Kelly.
John Kreling anu James Nee AS menl-
ber Of the committee of eighteen, Robert
Boyd was chosen, and the selection OF p
campaign committee was deferred until
some future date.
Joseph LeEgett was chosen as the rep
resentatlve of the Thirty-fifth District In
the committee OF eighteen. James New
som was elected as the representative on
the campaign committee. The old con.
test between William Connolly and Ste.
phen Burns Jr.. which has troubled the
general committee for some time past, wa:
tacitly put aside for the night, and the fol.
lowing we're selected as the districts
twenty-five delegates to the municipal con.
Vention:
F. j. 0'Reilley. P. ]. Slk. Michael Nc
Donongh, James Mason, j. j. Gilmore
Cornelius RYAN. Michael Fay, l.. Mar.
tinett, A. j. Mulhney, Perry Veach
Charles 0'ByTDe, Michael Cnrran. Henry
Haake, Joseph Maher, Peter Fiizsimmons
John H. Grady, Patrick Gleason, Patriei
Reilly, p. q. Moore. Eugene Mccarthy, II
j. Brown. Timothy Hunt, j, F. Smith
Frank Mullen, John Byrne.
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