New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-18
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LAUTERBACH CHOSEN IN THE XXvTIITH.

the XXIXth District where he lives was elected as
of the delegates by the XXVIIIth Assembly ols
onGave The other delegates elected were H pIt
Clay Adee and Christian Herrch Inc me-, ar'' boitcd
the convention and elected the following
F roman They viii contest the seat before the
County Committee. ,.-,o,
The convention in the XvIIIth Assembly District
passed off quietly the three delegates, all Anti
Plat men. beins elected without dissenting Ibn
They were James T. Keller, Henry Bossert ana JOHN
IN A9tPla,t aelegation was elected in The The
Brickmar Ambrose O'Neill and Adoph w Klein,
for the Plat ticket Adolph Reiman. who headed isd
the Plat ticket said he was going 10 contest ,np
election. James Cantwe!' presided at TINS meeting
TWO CONVENTIONS IN THE XXXIID.
Pandemonium reicned in the XXXIId Distric, at
On Observation-Disclosures. and Third-ave An
drew Johnson an .n,i-Piatt man. and Charles NC
Cure, Plat man, attempted 10 call tne meeting ~
order at the same time. Both sides began noo'is
and kissing thai neither man was abe TO se1 Or
der. This lasted until 1890 o'clock AT that houi me
crowd had soften into 6s TER RuS ann rharmen
the following ticket in the field for County Com
mitteemen: isaac Newman. George T. Morey. Max
Hirschberg and Frederick Horn. The anti-P'l1,i,t
men had "a candidates. Edward Du Bois. Samue. H.
Philips. Yeamans Fisher. and John Tiatt..
The two factions finally spit and heid separaee
+; had put up The nti-Plat: delegates received
seventy-one votes. and the Patt delegates hfiy-nne
At late hour last night an ugly fight was going
on in me XVIII Assembly District Conyenti ION
sixth-aye The Machine ticket was composed Of
BarGe NJ MGc1nn Amas obn rn0"I The
ticket of the Anti-Machine kepubl cans was l;oveH
Washburn and Samuel Moran James ". Auten.
who was turned down to make room for Thorn m
ton on the Lauterbach ticket. had marshalled his
following and was making an Independent fight
Yas chosen Temporary chairman, and soon trouble
started. When the vacancies in delegations were
g1l.J hy he NOD r,cf
Chairman Anderson ruled that this way OF doing
it was contrary to the constitution; He said that
q majority OF each election district delegation must
act whore vacancies existed and fll the same by
Loud protests Went IN from the anti-machine SIDE.
and continued until General benjamin +. Tracy
got the floor and made an argument to sustain the
George r. Manchester and Charles r. Folsom Were
made secretaries. \ committee on credentials on
which there was machine majority was appointed
and reported against the Art-Piatt men in the
eeVenth and klghth election districts; Inc report
papably unfair. and was received with shouts
of disapproval but the machine henchmen declared
The fight ended by. the election Of Barnes, Thorn
a a2 Of Henri r Te oD the An G text Biz
rell defeated NJ j. Mccain the machine candidate.
leans was won in the XXXvth Assembly District
The convention was held at Suburban Hall One
ave The anti-Platt ticket headed by Park Commits
sioner Samuel Mcmillan defeated the ticket headed
by ex-Judge Ernest Hall by majority OF L. All the
ant-ma chine Republicans.
OF ex-Judge Hall. who acted as chairman and whose
decisions the Ant-Machne delegates protested
Tucker, George W Stephens. DR. Daniel Lord and
other well known Republicans who labored to de-
feat the Platt-Hall cOter@ were warmly con-
TIE anti-Platt men in the XXXIst district had a
gates by big majority sas v g Croft Henry R.yo B.
T Romas E c4STord and Frank Mcabe
julius NJ. Mayer and his administration friends
completely surprised at the result OF the con
ne district. elected
following delegates. three OF whom Including the
ana 6n P Noses on 2c es coOns
Campbell, William Montgomery. Dennis Pollock
the last OF which not announced until u:45
O'Clock when Lowenthal w2s declared elected th
'''' THE RESULTS
The following are the members elected as far as
ist Assembly Dstrct-Martin II. Healey and
Iid-simon Gavin. William H. Kilboy and Dennis
i1id-Frederck Haldy, Ira s Garland and Ed
ward T. Brady. 1890
ivth-John j. Collins. Benjamin Signal and Will
Vth-Cornelus Van Colt, Lucas L. Van Allen r.
VIth-George W. Wagner. John Moran and James
Viith-George b. Deane. Franklin b. Miller. Will
lam c Baxter ana Elijah NJ Fisher:
VIIIth-Charles II. Murray OHIO \. Rosalsky and
IXth-F 5 Gibbs. l. r. Richards Thomas j
Clarke and William Hapin,
Xiih~Robert a. Greacen Seth wilks and Jacob
%iith-Rudolph Moss. a. A. Joseph and Adam
TIIith-James L. Lowry. Rudolph Benner and
XiVth~Frank Drummond George NJ. Hass and
XVthEThomas Humphreys. DIT G. II Scholar. and
XVIth-Gsorge billiard. Charles NJ. Jerooman. and
XVith-John Resenweber John W. Noble and
William 4. McMumm
XVfiIth-James p Keller. Henry Bossert and
XIxthNCharles y. Tantor George r. Bidwell
Moses G. Byers. Samuel Fl. Randall and Henry
XXfh|James l. Stewart John J Doubleday and
XXfst~Abraham Gruber. James King Duffy. NJ. NJ
Eckstein. Joshua +. Easton, Thomas l. Crane ana
XXiId-Thomas F. Pagan. Charles stenberg and
Thomas +. Rehtmire c.,o., - p co,,,
bell. William Montgomery, Dennis Pollock ana
1XXIVth~smIth Pine. Moritz Mayer and P. J.
X&Vth-T W. Barnes. \. Thornton. 6. r. Man
chester. j. C. Johnson and Henry BIrrell ,
XXVIth-John Little Frank c. Schauffier and Al
bert Maronsek. .,. e,..
W 5 Ragg and / Albert Engehart.
XXVIIth-Elwarl Lauterbach, Henry c. Adee
ana XXiXth| Nj LESSER Frederick H. Hatch
Lloyd Coils W. c. buchanan and John F. Nc
XXXth-James Cantwel!; T. ". Brickmar, Am
brose o. Nell and Adolph W Klein =, CT. -,
ward 5 Clnch William c. Reddy Thomas Craw-
ford and Frank McCabe.
XXXIId-Resut rot known. - p
XXXnId-J. NJ Doremus. J. p Degman' NJ b.
Cohen Charles Damaida.
XXXIVth-A Van NOrden. jefferson A. Simmons.
F II Cardford. ". T. LongfeIiow. John Gustave-
SON Thomas LomaX.
XXXVth-Samuel Mcmillan John A. Anundson
charles = HaIock. Walter Cox. Frederick Van
Beesten william Haines and Or. c. A. Becker.
"BAT" SHEA REPEIEVEH.
Albany Dec 17-Governor Morton to-day granted
a respite TO Bartholomew Shea. VINO was sentenced
In be electrocuted at Clinton Prison during Christ
mas week for the murder of Robert Ross, OF Troy
The Governor has named January as the day on