New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-05

DELEGATES ~ eTrp From VARIOUS DISTRICTS
10 THE coSVENTiuN Mkt FRIDAY NIGHT
Th. Republican voters OF tie XVIII Assembly
plstr..; fNoriH.. fl, movement ~ ~" Auti-Aia-
chine Hcriu.ic.a organization met ON Friday
. s, - 80 rs i.le; Nlr,iy-seconl-st t. app
provo ..e plan arf manifesto ne lssuol by John J..
a,laouanl .nI those associated with him. II.
Dlmsc called the meeting 70 order. and gave an
outline II tho lru q organization as proposed by
the Provisional Committee John G. McGaryey was
elected chairman. and J. j. M"s4lus. secretary
rflrub.r ~ speeches were made by the prominent
worl. - tie bon. mou' In ,his district, ana t'
following We H'.ptnl-
"E,.atvsl That tl.s Orclniz zion be- known no I've
Provisional Republican organization OF the XVIII
Assembly District ana w. hereby condemn the
Ilan ~ the Committee Of Thirty AZ Ineffective ami
imprac'lcablo ava ulorse the Ara-Machne H.
publican movement
T.: Dubois ana John G. McGnrycy were elected
T., rcprcsrn, thc district in the coming County Con-
y.n,ion 4 m.etuc for IN, 81 elton Of delegates
froa each - tnc election districts % represent M
Assembly Dlstiict at the convention, az Cooper
Union on Friday next. Will be held this evening AT
the Yorl.y!ile club house. Nlneiy-third-st. ana
LcNlngton-a;'.
The vrth Assembly Dis'rc; hold meetings IN al
mos. an ~ it- election districts during the last
w,.k and elected ,Ar following delegates In these
districts: First Lyman II. Adams. Jacob H. Ensel;
Second T. NoN T. IosrnGel1. Thrill InlScrinan.
i'nh' i Nllgr louis Weiss SIKH. 6. ". Sonl-
helm. L. siclen1boi; seventh. NJ Israel L. Kanla;
Eighth g. Gryrg. g. t. Wels; Ninth. J." pns,h.l,
/; strauss: Tenth j. J. Doizler. !. ". KnoD1cki
.i.v.nfh : Wet. 4. i.iubing"r. Iwclit p. ~ isph,
q WINNER. thirteenth. :. Prince. }. ldit'r, foui-
,rcrfh ~ HlNi,y. j. Strombcrs, Fifteenth ~.
fcots II Lcvrr. Sixteenth j.. Aaronson W.
Otf,: Seventeenth. H. Grc"nwald G.. MCiS'' I.lsn-
tnrnih j. y Ios>rDve &. II. Wood; Nineteenth.
y,r Warren sv1r. g. Goldman: Twentieth. Andrew
Meyer j. R~ch,1n TN "nty-hrst, g. g. WeiSS.nan
A Ipres,her: Twenty second. y. VI. Gross NJ 'or-
rn,t. Twcntv-ih.rl. th. Barge, i. l.pps; lWeh-
fourth election this evening IWentv-liln
+ Mrrthy NJ Flanagan: Twenty sixth, g. Mulci,
J. Muller: Twenty s-yonth. J. iauer. .. Fri i,h
Twcntycighth election this evening Wohty -nui.l.l
lection this - enng; Thirteth election to-morr9w
iy-sccnnd election to morrow night; IhrN nm
Is Schock ". H. H. Squres; Thirty f2urtn; w.
yveissherper W Solomon: Thirty-hfth, q. W ClarF
~ Eh,-tv: Thirty-sixth, G. Sellgman. T. nay
,rblr,v-seyanth &. Kan c. Deyher Ihirty-elSh'i,,
a,nc,iSn tonight: Thirty ninth. w. Patterson, e.
Mcybrott: Fortlcth r. +. Langwasyer; II. hus"eS'
Torty-arst A. W SCHROEDER. :. u. kohn til.
T'hc frat regular meeting OF the Anti-Machlnie,
penuhcans ~ the INth Assembly District was he.i
M the temporary headquarters, no 20 irhi' -,
90 SATURDAY evening. Dr. L. w. G. Burke was
oiccfad TEMPORARY chairman or the organization anu
pnhcrt levy was elected temporary secretary
csou,iony were passed heartily indorsing the ANU
Machine Republican plan of rrorSanizatIoi. ~
emotions were given TO captains OF election ms
800 20 hold meetings in their respective districts
fnr the rurposc of electng delegates 10 th" con
vcntlon 10 he hold at Cooper Union next rriuay
cvoninp The reports Of captains showed n hst o'
a,o ,c,ars who are in favor Of the new mONcHi,,,
Which is considered remarkable for ono week
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