New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-14
WORTH HAS THE SWING
lie WAS, HOWEVER. BEATEN IN HIS OWN
DISTRICT.
A MAJORITY OF HIS FRIENDS WERE CHOSEN AT
THE BROOKLYN CONVENTIONS. AND HE WAS
ELECTED BY COURTESY FROM THE I'D
pIsrRICT-RE DELEGATES
TO THE STATE AND JUDI


pIsrRrcr-REPuBGIcA DELEGATES
TO THE STATE AND JUDI
CrARY CONVENTIONS.
The Kings County Republican Assembly Con-
ventions for the election OF delegates 70 the STATE
and Judiciary convent ons were held last night WIN
unprecedented enthusiasm. The convention mans
IN almost every instance were overcrowded ana a.
rule good fellowship prevailed, even When
opinions differed
One OF the main points of contention last nisas
was the minority representation In districts whch
are pretty evenly divided between factions Ac'
cording 10 the constitution Of tho General Com'
mttee II IS said that the minority in eacn ASSEM-
bly district Is entitled TO one delegate Inc "eherA
Committee WILL It is believed. abrosate this section
when It meets but as /, does not meet until Inu'e
dav next. its action VII not apply 20 last nights
meetings In all the conventions last n!sht' 80 lar
as heard from resolutions were adopted innoINhs
Jesse Johnson for the Court of Appeals
The most noteworthy feature OF last nights pro-
ceedings was rhe defeat Of ex-senator JACOB Nor'n
in his home district tho With. lie was opposed oy
colonel Andrew D. Baird This was tremendous
surprise to Mr. Worth. Who especially coveted INC
honor OF leading his delegation TO the STATE 'on'
vention lie was elected by the courtesy OF h'
friends from the Id District with SAerin B''''hs
Michael J. Dady was defeated IN tho ISL D'sNI.'
Theodore B. Wills and his friends composing INV
delegation 49,
The XIth District delegation will be headed ~
General Stewart L. Woodford. and silas D. Dutcher
will head that from the Hllth. 80.
Congressman Israel i. Fischer IL chairman Oh 'Hs
XXIst District delegation ana one oil Ms "s'0
clates will be Alderman Clark.
The friends OF ex-senator Worth arc undoubtedly
in a majority in the delegation that VIII 50 run
Kings County. and last night they o'a'msp -
least s5 Of the 81 delegates. While they prooapv
hat
enough 10 control II In a large measure. the 'ee'
gates az follows; - ma.
Ist Dlstrlct-Theodore B. Wills; Thomas r. rsyS
STAFF. jr, William 7. sharp [. h. H"'"e'''
Heay. .u..
I'D District-Jacob Worth. william j. But'Nns'
Addison w. Ha,lock. -.
IIId Dlstrlct-Denns NJ Hurley Andrew JacoO~
r. Ross Appleton. ...,
WITH Dstrlct-George w Brush: A. 7 st9u urn.
burgh Eugene F. Barnes Henry ". smith, janice
II. Sparrow, Mark Cohen ,,.
Vth Dstrict-John Kesse.. John Menert' rLhSS
T. !. Smith .'''''' .
With Distrct-Thomas p; cronin John HIo .Ssre
Iohn r Mllliken Jesse Fuller. Francis J. Nohsoe's
With Dstrlct-Theodore 5. jenkins James
Conne, George y. Diedrck. George w Cassna,
with District-John Mcclure. Charles Borchen
Edward S. Kellett. ,
John r Daily Albert seioert. Martin J. Shea WIZ
lam Collins. ,n.
Xth Dstric,-J B. somerhed, Alexander RaO'~
W. K.
XIth Dlstrict-General Stewart L. Wccdford' l.eon'
ard Moody w w. Reynolds. John Pullman T. ~
Matby. -, <,.s-,.h
= T Plowman William c. b. Plumb Allan po",e'
XIIIth Dlstrlct-Henry Trenchard. Charles 'r prx
err George w Palmer. Thomas kepple W. ~ ~
ant a.
XVIII Dlstrict-George H. Mason. George A. wv
ems George f.. Rogers
XVIII Dlstr.ct-Joseph BENJAMIN: Cnaf'es
Rhinehart William Keyl Herman Wagner -
XVIth Distrlct-Robert A. Sharkey, Wis!ian Ia
Friday W. l.. Extance, William Chambers S"a'
NJ Newins ,-..
xvI1,h D,s,ric,--c;eorge w. Daily E. H. Bishop.
George d. Adams. Frank T. Williams, "i'"A"
Kirby c. r. Smith - ~
xVIIIth District-J b. Donovan. Granville We
Hartman Cornelius Morrison, Clark d. Rhinena1I
XIXth District-Frank +. Williams, ONO "H~
beauer Charles J. Haubert 18Th
XXth Dis,rict-G c. Kallenback. Theooo'e ~"
Albert C. Goodwin, Frederick Newell
XXJst Dstr.ct-Israel r. Fischer, Joseph X C's'S
T. F. Linton j. Drestner. J. Gikenson.