Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-02

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 GEORGE F.. MALBY.
 of the Republican caucuses there was lit tie or no friction, and the slates went through as arranged
 At the caucus of the Democratic assem- blymen Assemblyman Robert P. Bush of Chemung presided. The following nomi- nations were made:
 Speaker, William Sulzer, New York; clerk, Charles R. DeFreest; sergeant-at- arms, Michael P. Redmond, Cohoes; door keeper, Theodore Naunon, Richmond; first assistant, Arthur J. Walkorvals, Erie; second assistant, William Filkins, Oneida; stenographer, Thomas Hackett, Steuben.
 The following resolution was adopted:
 Resolved. That the Democratic caucus of the assembly of 1894, consisting of !4 members, re- spectfully requests Mir. Malby to appoint the following gentlemen as the minority members of the committee on privileges and electioas: John A. Hcnncssy, Kings: Victor J. Docdlng, New York; John C. Harrington, Westchester.
 The following caucus committee was ap- pointed: Dr. Robert P. Bush, chairman; s. J, Foley, J. J. Cousin, William Hughes and Cornelius Coughlin.
 The Democratic senators met in caucus in the lieutenant governors room and made the following nominations:
 President pro tenn, Jacob A. Cantor; clerk, Charles F. Dunning; stenographer, James M. Ruso; sergeant-at-arms, D, A. Talmage; doorkeeper, Jacob TOwHsend postmaster, John r. Leach.
 Republican Assembly Caucus.
 The Republican assembly caucus was called to order by Mir. D. F.. Ainsworth of Oswego, who nominated Mir. Fish of Put nam as chairman and appointed Mir. O'Grady of Monroe and Mir. Chambers of Rensselaer, committee to escort Mr. Fish to the chair. Mir. Higby of Suffolk nomi- mated MT. Wilcox of Cayuga and Mr. Stev- ems of Essex as secretaries, and they were elected Mir. Prescott of Herkimer named Messrs Ray of Kings and Hobbie of Wash ington as telers. The roll having been called, the nomination of officers was de clared in order.
 Mir. D. E. AinsWurth nominated George E. Malby of St. Lawrence for speaker. The nomination was seconded by Mir Bur less of Kings and Mr. Sheffield of Neg York, who moved that it be made by ac clamation. and the motion was adopted.
 Mir. Taylor of Kings nominated George w. Dunn of Tioga for clerk. Mir. Schoef fin of Erie nominated Charles 4. Orr of Erie, and on behalf of the Republicans of Erie county he read a protest against the methods which had been resorted to by in fluences in the state organization to force the nomination of one candidate against all others. Mir. Howe of Tioga seconded the nomination of Mir. Dunn. On motion of Mir Taylor of Kings the roll was called.
 The-tellers announced that 13 votes had been east of which Mir. Dunn received 6t and MT. Orr G. Mir. Dunn was declared elected.
 Mr. Hobbic of Washington nominated Captain James H. Manville for sergeant at-arms Mr. Keck of Herkimer seconded ( nation be made unanimous. The motion was carried. Mir. O'Grady of Monroe nom- mated Joseph Bauer of Rochester as prin- cipal doorkerper Homer B. Webb of On tario and G trrett J. Benson of Albany were nominated,
 On motion of Mir. O'Grady the roll was called, with the following result: Bauer, 26; Benson, 3I; Webb. 16. No candidate having received a majority the roll was again called, with the following result: Benson, SC; Bauer, 27; Webb, 0-no choice The third ballot resulted: Bauer, 30; Ben son, 34. Joseph Bauer was declared elected.
 Mr. Fairbi other of Queens nomina.ed William Patterson for first assistant door keeper. MT. Chambers of Rensselaer, nom- mated Josiah E. West. The roll bein9 called, Mir. West received 37 votes and Mr. Patterson 36. Mir. West was declared pected.
 Mir. Fish of Putnam nominated Hiram Van Tasscll for second assistant doorkeee- er. MT. keck of Fulton and Hamilton nominated Henry Hamman of Albany. The roll was called, and Van Tassell le- ceived 62 votes and Hamman g. MT. Van Tassell was declared elected.
 Mir. Nixon of Chautauqua nominated Henry F. Glissen for stenographer. Mir. Babcock of Steuben nominated Henry F. Loeb. The roll call showed g votes for Glissen and 15 for Loeb Mir Glissen was declared elected.
 MT. Hobbie of Washington offered a res olution that Messrs. Ainsworth, Fish, Prescott, Wray and Howe be appointed committee lo call future caucuses. The motion was adopted, and the caucus ad- journed
 close caucus. admitting none but members, and were in session for almost three hours. Why there was so much delay could not be ascertained after adjournment Senator Coggeshall was made chairman, and Sena. tor Reynolds of Brooklyn was made secre. tary Senator O'Conner nominated Sena- tor Saxton for president pro tenn, and he was unanimously elected. Other officers nominated were: Finance, E. A. Fay; rail roads, k. R. Ford; general, Charles A. San ford, George Johnson, Charles A. Donald son and Frank Weaver; postmaster, c. Schwinger; assistant postmaster, $. c. Green; messenger, c. Shaffer; assistant janitor, A. NJ. Conomerow; clerk, John T, Kenyon; stenographer, Lucius Waldo; ser geant-at-arms, Charles $. Schram, Oneida; janitor, George Smith; doorkeeper, Edward Darling; assistant doorkeepcrs, John Bran nigan, John Coughlin, William Hagle ana Eugene Farmington; clerk tcities), Edward Shaughessey; judiciary, David A. Max field; canals, Isaac Smith; general laws, k. R. Smith.