New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29

STATE DEMOCRACY DELEGATES

PROMINENT MEMBERS OF THE ORGANIZATION
TO co TO SYRACUSE.
Primaries were held In the various Assembly as
,,cts Of the cy last evening by the state Democracy
ooan,z,,ion 10 select delegates 70 the syracuse CON
,onti,n ~ the Democratic Party Reform OFgahiza-
ton Three delegates were CHOSEN III eav
or. that only ,ne was selected In the mist DIS
t. W returns lad been received from the
Xxv1rr.h District at late hour. Tho list OF the
da,ooo.es ne obtained at the headquarters. NO 20
We, Twonty-thrd-st.. last nigh; was as follows;
rst D,s,ric,-Francis VI. Scott Christian Rathjen'
Id DDiiiarict-Georre Walton Green william Trave's
ma GT5y h6rsm s Hewitt Fulton Mcmahon
,v,S '' B5iiue,ric,HRmfus ". Peckham. jr Charles
Wright Kirby George II Epsiein ..-
YIN D.siric,- Char.s 5. Farchtd. Theodore suifo'
WIN IbIs @f cooper John DuFas. Leopold
WIN sI bIstrict~ Charles J. canda. Richard W.
v1fiftnRs "eDT District iicnry Kaiser. Alfred Bishop
Mason ! Asuinwdll Hodge
1Xth Distrct-John Jerolcman. Thomas F. Heating
XII District William b Hornblower, John Fenne
Kin "i pistrict-James Byrne. Berthold saazberger
kiln kiln Dis'ret~ Robert Grcr Monroe Frank Butler
Kiln district Frankn Pierce Hugh r. Garden
XVIII Dis'rict-fIenry Allen Louis Meister'
WIN Distric, samuel Grccnbaum Nelson 8. spen-
Ger and Alfred F. seligshcrs ,,.r,or,,o, Kos.
XVIII District William J.. fiolN fnIHdiucl N'9
xviiItt'hl Dis,rict-Iohn a, ncar. Joseph f Nc
XvifIIIih District~Maurice J. Power. Edward
Crosse and Martin = Mcliais. ,so, r,,nor, \,
NIXth D.siric U,i,n i@H G;on n, "''e"
XXI district Michael J. Spellman Henry oviatt
and William H. Rand
XXIst Dlstrc Daniel O'Connen.
XXIId District-John Hayes. +. w Hoeber Hugh
XNiiId Bistrlct-John r. Fellows John Wilde.
Pau ltalhn ,,. -, r-,-os, t,,idu.i, n,ii
lam r. Ktcse William g Verplanck
XVIII District-lancs Il. Ely. Henry b. b. Slap
xxTT,t6 Se pIist2ot@j6hn D. witt Warner John NJ
Thompson, Leopold kraemSr ,-a.~s 9
XXVTlth Distiict-Osc4r ;. siraus. Edward D
xxfXth 'Dis'iirc;-John p Kelley \. l. Ekus Or. E
XxX5h iDi.jrici-Charle- r. Miller. Henry II. sher-
xXXfi.n; 'T b5ii.s'tric,-icnry ~ Powell Charles H.
xxX 'df'p i'' A. Alexander william a. Hoy
xx2XiiTTiGi i Eis'rici- SIMON ssme D Eisenhardt.
xx MXiiyl" bi'ric,I rdward Mccuc Robert vor-
vvTIVIs,h5' biStrc'" Fipil.ng T. Marshall. william
AA HN,Nrksmman William G McCrea
The selection Of y strici-Atorney Fellows as
delegate from the XXIll Assembly District was said
10 mean tnAt be had rcnDunccd Tammany Han on
account Of the Endorsement Of Bryan ana Se"aH 10y
''' fIbD 4 Urnn"berry announced last evening that
the special train IN" delegates TO ne con-
y,ntion VIII leave here over ia' West 9holr ran, Da
Fortv-srcOnl-si going at no a m.
A convention Of the Democratic Party Reform
ORGANIZATION Of the INA Assembly District or
Westminster County met at sing sing last evening
To- 4lecf delegates 10 tho State Convention at syria
cuse August 81 Ahram Hyatt, Of pssining WAS
elected chairman of the convention; ana =.
Sh,pard ~ cortland. secretary. The following
were the delegates chosen. Abrsm liyalt 0ssnhg
William Wright Somers. and T. i. llill. cortland.
Alfernates- Jacob T. crow. pssfinf. g u Shep-
ard. Cortland and william Mab". cortland
In expectation that II may BE- necessary !" no'nl-
nate u sound money Democratic caudidai" Tor con
gress In that district. the following committee was
appointed. with power To- lucrclS" lis number
until every town in the district has three repre-
scntatives the full committee being authorized 10
SEMI delegates 10 a Congress convention should
one be- called I. r. I'm Cortland. William
Wright. SOmers: r j Powers. ir. Cortland. and
Gilbert NJ Todd and Abram Hyatt. Ossinlng.