New-York tribune., 1894-01-02
PRICE THREE CENTS.
MALBY FOR SPEAKER.
BY ACCLAlIATION IN THE Re
PUBLICAN ASSEMBLY CAUCUS.
G.. w. DUNN NOMINATED FOR CLERK-MR. ORRJ
HOME DELEGATION PRESENTS HIS NAME
THE OTHER OFFICERS SELECTED 30.
--H,MILToY FISH THE CAU-


THE OTHER OFFICERS SELECTED .
- HAMILTON FISH THE cAu-
Gus CHArRM,N.
tpy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE,
Albany, JAN 1.-The new Capitol vas brilliantly
illuminated tonight for the first time since the
Legislature of 1898 departed from Albany last April
Both the Senate chamber and the Assembly cham
ber where the caucuses of the Republicans were
to be held. were crowded vita spacsatcrs. When the
caucus Of the Republican menbe.s Of the Assembly
was called to order the chamber was packed with
people. The galleries were GRO yded and there was
hardly standing room on any part Of the floor. II
has been three years since the Republicans held
caucus in the Assembly chanbsr X Is customary
for the majority 10 use that ball for the caucus OK
IS members and the last time the Republicans
used It was in lsJl. when Genefll james W. Hustled
was the unanimous choice. Ii seemed like Old times
to many Of the Republicans pr-ient, among whom
were General Ira NJ. Hedges. General e. r. Mer-
ritt, Congressman Hooker, Congressman Chickerins.
William Brookheld. the chirnan Of the Repub-
lcan State Committee; Charles W. Hackett Henry
s Bureigh. John +. Parkhur5 Willism j. Glenn
Israel T. Deyo. J)hn \. Sl4iche-, John W. Dwi3en
and John F. Laughlin
Danforth T.. AinswOrth called the caucus 70 o.
der and named Hamilton Fish as its chairman.
The nomination was greeted with applause ana
Mr. OGrady, of Rochester, and Mr. Chambers, OK
I.ansingburg escorted Mr.. Fish to the chair. Mr..
Fish made brief but strong speech. He SAID
that the Republicans again had been returned TO
power by the votes Of the people Of the State who
had become disSustei with the msrule OF the Demo-
cra,c machine. He referred to the crime perpe-
trated by the Democrats on the people OF Buffalo.
and said that the Republicans ought early to re-
store to Buffalo what justice demanded \ blanket
ballot. an Election law under which honest eiec-
tions can be had low State tax rate ana res
toration to all OF the municipalities OF the state
of their rights which taken away from them
.f fha
were among the things promised by Mr.. FISH Ben
jamn Wilcox. of Tioga County ana Heorse ~
Stevens. OF Essex County were made secretdi'es,
and William r. Hobbe. OF Washington county, ana
Albert ~ Wray Of Brooklyn, were elected teliers
Then Mr. Fish recognized Mr. Alnsworth' VINO
made the speech nominating George r. Malby Tor
Speaker. Mr. Answortn said that the people mao
again called the Kepubcans TO the iore' ana '".''
they should do everything wi-hin their power 70
show that they appreciated the confidence placed IN
them All OVER the land the people Were suffering
Under the blsht Of a Democratic rule Tne peops
arose last fail, and in this State showed tha' '"es
were through with that rule. Things had gone -
far that even the judiciary had been attacHed' anu
the public were beginning TO lose coniieAce j" ~
II was his pleasant duty. he said to present 10 the
Republcans elected 10 the Assembly as the pre-
siding officer Of that body a man IN "ioh tne ne
people mad entire confidence. man 9Wh@l ., M nv
one one VINO always mad been faithful and true
earnest ana upright; the aDle leavg ol 's % "a
ity last year man against whom tnerr never .s saa
been the slightest suspicion OF scandal ever breathed
His announcement OF Mr.. Maby's name was greeted
w, Wr Blrt- Of Brooklyn. on behalf OF the mem.
and lr Sheffield. Of New-York. in tAe name ot M ths
lO otD Republicans of that city, aiso secJiiued '"s
Mr. Taylor Of brooklyn. named Colonel George %
l W Dunn of Rlngsamton. for Clerk OF the Assems;
SSy Syarl.. orr as Buifalos candidate He resd
/ his speech which he haa PREPARED Win '""'" '"~
.T5 T1s ks.sm6ymen N from Erie Count ca-s to ne
c,,taI i'nited in favor Of presenting c. nddate fos
t'irE ~ the Assembly whose merits ara n;les; ais
atested by the indorsemen ot al te ,,Spctarv of
b distric and the Republican organzation OF M ,hs
sor n@ye M the honor eSnaSa3e S Reifsa' for h: S:
oC Of clerk q the A,semey ior eni@red me- UPON
IN ih. belief that the merits and claims OF con con-
tesants would BE- fairly ana Of the
s,l an Sre from interference by the state organZSa "a
tion The assnrahee m nay naN fEtenty untranmelied and
tbom, nreiudlce Tar that organizaton VA; Was
ronrrned These have tcen violated as ne ena,r nr
nan ~ the Executive Comrntt' ot ne or stare or
ganizaton was early on the gronnd WIN nssged in
ters ann @i Contest in behalf the new candidate tor
clerk of the n.. cdsDe days Of what had been
good-natured and honorable ri'y AZ selection was
t,d ms ga oniv When other delegations were naTSg. h,
~ withdraw their candidates ron me csnov.ledeng
.,,,se5 mon Ms the Obligl-on OF achlo' a,nry
@ nrprecaon Of the cordial and esrn,,. & ppther
ACCORDED candidate by IN tar rom any implied
eer"cmcnt which they might & &Is7nda ndalsgstion are
incli 10 Sntar their protest a2 asaSn ,ds dy which
h a~ainst the reprehens.Oe me- .'s
have lei the party to dsfeai N n@ poi Of inlvdHss
nh,7 ,ti.r or cloak - flvoriies. onE ~ rce pe or
decd AZ the last moment Wll'o. - or,anization.
r,,s, of the people OF this STATE as, .lorsnt
h,,. va directed largely aeAln y JIs' % 49,, n,sssd in
ana inioerah' methods as "trS ,.oss Tor clerk for
,,nrecfion with present cal.ass sn,nhatic
the Assembly a proiest made paru'''A''' e"'p'
IN Eric the necessity enter THIS pseses,.
- ~ methods IF the org inzatoh ps, for
~, fba name of Charles y ,'r' as - hy hls
/ -. IL n, fne Assembly and UNI, iiy s'd"'"s - 49,
cF9Htn,,, Howe of Toga. supported the sSeeeh
drcT of colonel Dunn m an ei2lten' I'm ana Mr.
colonel Dunn receNel S'1 E,n@ II Nanvllle was
! 'Ir - for Serceart-at-Arms by MI. Ioooossj
philip Keck. Of Fultor ana ,ada hv acclamaton:
ne no",'' =, 'o'crady named Joseph Ba1er, ..
Rorhestcr for principal Doork,fepEIsn Inson on OF Al.
Of BROOKLYN n9mea Ipe,,rkhurst u ontario
county. presented Homer r. Wepf 5s friends @ s' Of Mr.
roi,,S'i ,y IN, ~ Hauer on the second vote ahr ,e
obtained a small majority. Ios,tr I,rnn IN ~ Queens
,ingburgh. and NiNam -" - DIS u Sssistant door,
'u',s ,,hair strength pretty eNe...i ~, d
@ e. ~ ast won by only one IN ry. ,, LIZ ~ Van
second "ssl15amo n,no,' couu-y Mr.. Fish nouinated
rnsSe' onnonsn, was Henry Hamilton. , ou, ,ng fr,,
I,ish's candidate got sNty-two ~ is Henry
MN .tSHlf ChaUf1uIna County. This norpllai,,on pi,,en
| c"mplcted the list, and after ga caucus '''''''
was appointed The caaGas carnei 10 Buffalo tonight
. il,ns ~ his unsuccessful canvass. s,, onv
s9id. II shall go back with 70 III ,",se ,te Dnrng my
one over o'S 'bSoys done nothing ~ which l am
havns1 and have broken no pledges, va Ms ,ne,r
thank my friends in an paris Oh, oi me ~ thcnk that
,'unpIoIhC, h,,d ot Republicans. my Gran -.V eo"-
r,Yyes who have done so much LOT me