New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
DELEGATES FROM NETWORK
PLANS FOR THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
LEAGUE CONVENTION.
A LARGE REPRESENTATION FROM THE EMPIRE
sTATE-GENERAL f. A. MALPlN MEN
TONED FOR NEXT PRESIDENT
THE CONVENTION
MEMPHIS.

The plans for the representation OF the New
York State League at the eighth annual conVen-
ton Of the Republican Nationa League, IN CieVe-
land June 49, are being carried ont on large sea e.
The League has opened headquarters in Room NO
10 in the Fifth Avenue Hotel in charge OF NJ
Maurice Eckstein and Colonel John W. Totten.
The Headquarters will be open until the departure
of the League for Cleveland on a special TRAM
which leaves the Grand Central Station at a. m
tomorrow.
George f. Green. Mayor OF Bnghamton ana
President of the New-York State League. is al the
headquarters daily. and is working hard to make
the affair success He says that all the delegates
of the State-14S of them-wl, be in their seats to
vote In addition. there viii be hundreds Of other
loyal and enthusiastic Republicans.
General +. A. McAlpn's name Is prominently
mentioned as the next President of the National
League 1t is known that ne has the support OF
the solid New-York delegation and OF New-Eng-
land New-Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland \H-
sinia, West-Vrsnia. North Carolina, South caro-
lima and other Southern States. 1t is thought 'hd'
Ohio. Iowa Indiana and Illinois will all support
the New York candidate.
The New-York delegates who VIII attend arc r'd-
ward Iauterbach John W Vrooman Henry Gtea-
son, Robert Miller Robert \. Greacen' Seth "likS'
James T. Reilly. John p. WirdOph, AZURE" J.
Page, Charles +. Taylor James L. Mcclure 'on'
Thomas William Henke. John Boland, George W.
English. George ". Gunton, J. Ashley Atkins ID.
w. I.
A Schultz. George f. Morey. NJ. J. Mccain, John
Sabine Smith James A. Blanchard, NJ. NJ. Eckstein'
Alfred r. Conk.ing John G. Bradley, W. ii. uo--
ward. Thomas J. Clarke Henry Hirsch, br sam
ue A. Robinson Theodore Broadhead, Johh ~
Anger William Gibson, Israel Ellis, Louis A. All
GER Jacob Sabn, Otto A. Isalski. Charles l.. Hun
fer Daniel TAYLOR Job E. Hedges. John a. Auteh
Charles F. Hanson Jacob II. S!mms Otto Irving
Wise James C. Crawford. William II. DAILY Max
ID Outman c. c. Shayne f. T. Kroyer Inomas
Iusk W. A. Clinton Charles McMurray d. H.
Schmaker Albert Baecht. Antony Morop, John
Shoots John Pyene benjamin Fairchild. FRANK
L. Young Colonel John Mahoney. James Apgar
Charles H. Young James McNamy, william
Wakeman General f. A. McAlpin. John W. TOT
ten Charles W. Anderson. J. Irving Burns. b. H.
McApin. Carl Hanson Colonel J. Graham Gard
ner c. Lewis Bartel.s. f. b. Talcott r. d. ROD
ipson Lspenard Stewart and Jacob Hess
The delegates and alternates from Kings County
by Congress districts as follows: lNth Con-
gress Observation-Disclosures. Edward c. Brennan. Jo-
seph r. Clark. f. w. Gleason, H. c. Dussler, Jr.
alternates A. Lent Ado.ph Cook. James r. 81
henson, Oscar Kent With Congress District
Charles j. Haubert, Henry c. Atwood John W.
Jones Jesse Fuller; alternates Otto Muhoauer
George f. England. John X. Neil. Harry Schuiz
With Congress District-Felix Let's W ~ IdilIs.
John r. Smith Richard r. Wright aternates, John
f. Taylor, Alvin T. Walsh, Cornelius Flnchau''
Charles E. Little. 80 - 49,,
The Connecticut delegation will be larger than
was al first expected The delegates are 10 meet
the New-York delegates at the train Nicei'resl-
dent John w Lowe sent word from New Haven
yesterday that he visiting dinerent cies III MS
State urging members to attend the convention