New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-18
District.

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lsth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Total ............-... 132
Two Anti-Machine Republicans Martin H. Healey
and James r Conley. were elected in the Ist As
sembly District Convention. The Plat followers,
about twenty in number. under the lead of s. NJ.
McGrath tried to the convention in their own
way and when they found this would not be
allowed they adjourned to the sidewalk and went
through the form OF eecting Mr.. McC;rath ard
Michael Cusack as members Of the County COM
mittee The latter say that they will make cor
test on the preteXt that admission refused TO
the Lauterbach delegates
\ COMPROMISE IN THE lid.
In the lid Assembly District there COM
promise. Simon Gavin and Denris Shea were
elected as Anti-M ,chine Republicans and William
H. Kilboy. the third member or the committee a
Platt-Lauterbach man.
The convention IN the With Assembly District was
held In the Lincoln Club. No. IS Clinton Place.
Cornelius Van Cott chosen temporary chair
man. and " ". Whitney, IT,. temporary secretary.
The roll was called and l20 delegates answered to
their names. Clarence W. Bowen objected to ad-
hitting the delegates from the Thirtythird Elec-
ton District. and read statement showing that
gross frauds had been perpetrated in that district
Mr. Bowen said in part:
AT the last election 100 registered from the
Thirtythird Election District, Of whom seventy
seven voters enrolled the late enrolment
This enrolment seemed unusually large and fraud
ulen for the that at the last election there
only ffty-two Republican votes for Palmer
who considerably above Hopes the Repubi-
can Senatorial candidate. In my own district after
every ta6 received printed notice to attend
the primary and the Creates effort had been made
70 bring out voters. only thirty voted. When
therefore. l was told by Henry Melville. Repubi-
can voter OF the Thirty-thrd District that forty
nine voted at the primary in his district on De-
7 cl,6p tha. fhers mn he
Mr. Bowen then took up each name. and proved
that there forty-four fraudulent enrolments
The communication was referred to a committee
which after elaboration. reported in favor of seat
ing the delegates from the Thrty-third District
because Mr.. Bowens charges were unsupported by
statements.
Mr.. Bowen introduced a resolution. which was
adopted calling for the election OF broad minded
straightforward Republicans who would throw out
tainted rolls. members OF the County Committee
The delegates then elected the following members
OF the County Committee: Cornelius Van Colt
Lucas L. Van Allen. Robert A. Corregan, John
Alfred r. Conkling Clarence w Bowen and two
others voted under protest for Cornelius Van Colt
W. H. Burns A. R Conkling and II. f. Rowland.
MURRAY's HIGH-HANDED WORK.
C. H. Murray carried things in hgh-handed way
In the With Assembly District. The. convention
held at No. 272 Grand-st.. and Alexander Frank
acted as chairman. The East Side Young Mems Re
publican C.uD. Wnlcn mas headquarters al NJ. li'
Orchard-st. made strong effort to e.ect deesaie
but the ticket presented by the gang was rushed
through as %nUie ana ne H1u 5e men q1 not get
The nominating speech was mace by , q. a rain
and the action OF the convention Will be contested
on that account
LAUTERBACHs DEFEAT
Edward Lauterbach suffered another defeat IN
his own district. the XXIXth last night. The con-
vention was held at No. GO East F:fty-ninth-st.
1 cI,a ND II
Bell secretary. When the vote had been taken for
members OF the County Committee the teers.
Charles $ Haw;ey and w. II. s. Brown. announced
that OF the l0 delegates in the convention lo2 had
cast their ballots follows: For the antiNIach.ne
Observation-Disclosures Lessler Frederick II. Hatch
Lloyd Coils. W. C. buchanan and John Nc
Edward Lauterbach. Edward F. Brown. Seth NJ
y Iiken. H O. Armour and Alexander T. Mason
The ballots Of six delegates were split hut the
ali the votes and their ticket was declared elected
Mr.. I.auterbach. VITA magnanimous flourish:
agreed TO- Previous this however. MESSAGE was
received by Mr. Lsuer6aGh from the ky bb
ne had been elected 20 the County Committee from
'n Tbegc was little trouble in the WITH Assembly
District. The convention was held AZ No. u East
isader wss elected chairman man named
claimed a contest Chairman Collins said that the
and ordered him 70 leave the hall. Upon his re-
Susal Mr. Collins asked policeman 20 eject him.
Mr.. Nathan then went away ana Joined about
waiting outside: They said hey would protest the
election The delegates elected were j. J. Collins.
Peniamin Signal and William J. Sim. ali anti
W dozen noisy machine delegates tried to make
trouble in the XIIth Assembly District Convention.
but they were able to do no essential damage NJ
Simnson's candidates. Rudolph Mass. A. 4. Joseph
and Adam Gernand. were elected by a vote Of
rba patt,tes OF the XIXth Assembly District
re6 the convention by vote Of ninety-sX to lftv-
Ave Fx-Justice Taintor. Secretary G X. Bidw"l
-, ,he County Committee: Moses G. Byers Samuel
" Randall and Henry Cunningham We're the sue
cessful candidates. 49,, ,.,.. -, .
M 1s East Thirtysecond-st The small hall was
naked with. delegates, and two sent!nels at the
Four or five policemen were present After me
rollcal the vote was announced as follows: Tho
7 Doubledav and Henry Bauchman received Go
,,o.es and the Brookfield ticket. composed Of Or
rece,ved q votes The Stewart ticket was declared
elected.
THREE TICKETS IN THE XIvTH.
,rbers were three tickets in the field in the XVIII
.saroh,v District az follows: Regular ticket Plat
man Frank Drummond George NJ. Haas and c. c.
W,sseman: anti Plat ticket George Feliman Adam
yu,Iar and William F. Daily: Plat ticket No .
Dom,nick F. Munro and William Stuart. Seventy
- ,,ntes were cast out OF which the first ticket
recsived "a while the remainder equally di-
vided between the other tickets. Frederick Schneer
,na nres,ded and George NJ lsaacs acted as secre-
The convention In the XXIld Assembly District.
held al No 200 East Forty ninth-st.. resulted in
10 and the following were elected Thomas +.
Eagan Charles Steinberg and Thomas +. Right
The result in the XVIII Assembly District was
a defeat OF the Plat contingent led by Jastro
the Iauterbach county machine managed to dis
franchise six election districts belonging 10 the