New-York tribune., 1894-02-09
1906
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INTLVICHINE MEN AT WORK.
READY FOR TO-NIGiITS CONVENTION.

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TRICK IN THE XvnTH DISTRICT EXPOSED
The Republicans of the XVIII Assembly US
trict who favor the plan of the Committee OF
Thirty are under the leadership OF Daniei M f'oD-
inson trying to steal march on the Ant-hachhe
Republicans Robinson asked over ana over
again by members of the Milholand moVeihe". -
summon a general meeting OF the disflct put '"i'
he refused to do. The Anti-Machine men 'heh uoo"
matters into their own hands and held meeting
last Monday inlOrsing the Anu Micnlh' pldH' i"'
willy Robinson. knowing that all the Mllhoi'ahd h,'i
v.ouLl be at Cooper Union tonight has Issued d
summons to his henchmen to regular fep"p-
lican meeting tonight and VIII no uoupt '"','
unanimously resolutions pledging the "'S'r'ct " -"
plan OF the Committee OF Thirty. IhiS co'n'"'''Vc
will of course blazen this forth as d"seruoi
from the Mholland standard. but as the l''e
,ame has already leaked out the honest EepubIicah
voter VIII have no difficulty in gaugng the vaiue
OF a vote taken in the absence or the great 'Joi''y
OF Republicans OF the NNllth Assembly '''
trict: a ajority that would unquestionapiy swamp
! the Itobiuson faction .....,
! Tie Republican District Committee OF the Nv NH.h
Assembly District met last evening at no go Ninth
/ ay. Robert Miller. the chairman presiding. Dah'''
/ NJ Robinson Introduced resolution recommending
that the publican ASSOCIATION or the dlsrct shouu
adhere 10 the plan Of reorganization ana enrolment
rrr . sci by the Committee Of Thirty and support ''S
/ actcn. Wilson Bergman offered a substitute TO
the cnact that y was the duty OF all lsepubcahs VINO
desired 10 establish solid wide-awake and aggres-
sive Republican organization. not under the co"''o'
of Tammany Hall bosses. which would LEAD the party
in victory instead OF defeat, to join In the AhMa-
chine movement ard take par, in the County Con
vcn,Ion 10 be- holi at Cooper Union this evening The
uues,ion was debated at length by Chairman Miller,
Mr. Robinson. Mr. Bergman George Perry ana
others \ resolution offered by Thomas Gre"nwood
t. lay both the original motion and the substitute ON
In, table defeated 10y vote Of q To Is. Al d
late hour the committee adjourned without maj
action.
\ delegation from the Republicans Of the NNIVih
Assembly District. headed by Anthony Mossop ana
Secretary Clinton, Of the Robert T. Lincoln Ke-
publican Club. called on Mr.. Mlholi1nd NJ the
Fifth Avenue Hote las, evening 10 assure him that
the regular Republican organization Of the NNlFth
was In hearty sympathy with the Ant-Nachine
movement and that the district would be fu.iY
represented at the Cooper Union convention to-
n!ght Richard VI. Hills. they explained. lad been
dcposcd from the district leadership and had no
| following The Republicans Of the district were
| solilly with the Antl-Machirc Republicans.
The Anu-Machnc Republicans are making use
or every minute that remains 70 them before
the meeting OF the County Convention tonight at
| Cooper Union. to that every Assembly District
! is fully represented at that meeting 10y two duly
elected delegates from each election district. Many
~ the districts have Rad uphill work To overcome
obstacles placed In their way by the so-cael regu-
|
Of the plan Of the Committee II Thirty. Tie follow
Ing are the districts. with their members winch had
their elections on WeInes lay night:
Ist Assembly District--Flrst. \. H. Inetern Will
| lam Graycly: Second. John Ryan. Patrick Me"gan:
| ThIrl Henry Ilaughton. Steve. Mccarthy: Fourth
Thomas Mccarthy. " j. Kelly: Fifth ". II col
| lns Thomas P"ndrrgast; sixth. James McC1rthy
John Kehoc. seventh. l.. Murphy. o. Carroll
Eigith James Mcmahon. John Blouut; Ninth j.
| McTaulcy. T. Murphy Tenth, Andrew Spencer
George Enrght: Eleventh. George Best. william
Lacy: Twelfth. Thomas Tartell. Dennis Mccarthy;
Thirteenth Joseph f. Berry. George Drake. Four
tecnth Samuel Gibson. patricl; Erodrick: Fifteenth.
Thomas T.. Cannon. John Gillespie. sixteenth. j. -
! r1urI Dav Patrick Kirby. Seventeenth. John +.
O'Nen. William Gregg. Eighteenth. John Dwyer.
John Monoghan. Nineteenth. John oTooie. haNd
Kennedy. TNcnti.ih. John 'ushman. Martin
- O'grrn. Twonfy-firs;. VI. Cunningham. Jack Lynch;
'rw -nts second Joseph Reilly. Mat. Donoghu".
Twenty-ihigd. John Caaghan. Isaac Moore Twen-
ty-foIrth. Albert Dagseu. Michael Sehlnnck'
Twcnty-Gfih. John ". cody. Jacob MiIeaker;
Twenty sixth Frank !. Fox. Marcus Smith, Twcn-
ty-sevonth John DcruiOdy. William cavanagh:
Twcnty-osith. Michael Murphy william Williams:
Tvcnty-ninth. l.. CuuniuFham =. j. Thompson,
rhflh Ghares i l;g ThgmaS iSsIn; TariSSs TmiS.
tGary W@ Ia@iSn IHShs toch
IId Assembly Dlstrlc;-Tirsf. John J. Lyons. James
McfrG"; second. Joseph l.. p"yen". ). :. Dean,
Thisa. Charles Ecrrcr HIwdri r n iulre, Fourth.
John Rogers; John J. prgsop; Filh. Ja'nes shea.
! william - /. l~on Tenth Joseph Mullins. j. J.
llosan. Eleventh. william + Mannion, t,rederic'
lroven2ana. Twelfth Leopom Newman. Thirteenth
, Thomas r. Foley, Edward y Rockford; Fourteenth
loan Kcrr.san, Charles Gr'er, Fifteenth John 4
sullivan. Jos.ph H. Abbott sixteenth. Thomas +:
Harrington. Mathew Spenc", seventeenth. Michael
, j. German. james Connolly; Nineteenth I)anie, T.
Rims. Patrick McMahon; Twenileth. Patrick r: n r.
suliiyan Michael Connors. Twenty-second. Lon \
Gnen. sydney Freeman. T%.n;y .-iXth. Jeremiah
Griffin. Lawrence snnnahan: Twenty Htrnth. John
j. Forgarty Andrew X"s Twenty-nlnth. John
, Gregg. herman W0hlhorn: Thirii"ih, Daniel Mad
pay Daniel Il Murphy; Thirty fourth, Dennis p
ie5ey William M@.gsy: ThlryeiiShth' MGrr.
Brennan Jacob Norris; for,!eth, John Gardella
stephen GarIea Forty arst Lou. G1rlella. Iimc
i.ntusky: r6rty-third. Peter Martin; Forty fourth
Manus. Edward Nulty; For;y,s"y.nth Germanl'
, III Matt,o. Thomas Wilkinson; Forty-eishth, Jame'
"1ith Asssmbiy District First. Louis Pier, Nor
T TI s'GnG T John r'Pgsh PFgsh Fourth VI nSfs Ths
sben 9hn ES@Ts tt bni rre1rSH osSbh S%n Sn,
Seventh, Georsr chnermann' y +; '"spery, Eighth
n$ah ssS G@e a@eS Hr%icod ,s'T tuS Wam RoSSo %
oueh T. - Mctnoskey; Eleventh. Jacob pizer
nennnis Thir,centh. robert Matthew'S. Otto pitch
man; Fourteenth Joseph Marks Mathew DAVIS
Frank Mtche .Jnslas ynchler: seventh. Charic,
. Wade Ferdinand Heller; i.ghtec;lh l;m, Schrcyer
wiar schwe.t.er; twentieth. John Stleollins. Jo1i
D Mullins: Twcnty-irs'. John g. Schreiner. George \
a uakcr. Tveniy-sccond Daniel IOrg. JOSEPH
Schmidt: Tveniy -;hlrd. Theodore Kaab. William
Young 'rwcnty four,h ch@ESs Bne5mann, AnEns
y young: Twenty-sxth. Robert Ncterol'. jacob
4 schmidt; Twen,y-sevrnth. William Faterman. \
Erdnnbrtchrr: Twcnty-e.ghth +. iausermann. !;
rc,;cIb,un,: Twcnty -anth. George Fry, illam i.
iy: Thiriieth, Thonas Groves AGam Reinhardt
TTRir,y-nrst. Jeremiah FIX; samuel Wcner; Thirty
second William igpsr,inf5 5orl rredeEck n,r rSr,z Wsnz
,,dsnr,R luis Lang Islor Mallingcr; Tnirtyffi ~
charics Eeck George Ehenpsrser Tniry-siTt MtS
. ao' oi Kan" crank T'ruend: Thrty-eghth, Isaac II
xng alexander COOPER rrtn bno S"@rle
"A non Albert kauil'r. ,.,.,,,, r,rs, Thoo,s /,
t X!IIih Assembly pstrr'-rrS,i ni ,I,ln unonas r
SH"%S' IoSH Gcndcnnnr; ] ThIra Charles cu.lck WI
lam Delaney Fourth, TneGdors D'Hgi ngi WaTrel nai,
= ul..M u ~ - Adams John Van Wyck; Eighth