New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22


LIVELY TIMES IN TIE XXXIIID DISTRICT
CREDENTIALS OF ANTI-MACHINE DELEGATES TO
THE CONVENTION ON FRIDAY NIGHT TORN UP
There was lively session at the XXXIIId As
sembly District Republican Convention, when was
held on Friday night. The convention was IN the
rooms OF the Lexington Club. at No. liz East one
hundred nd-tenth-st. From the start the ma
chine men. who were hopelessly in the minority.
undertook to things by blum Ihere Is soou
deal Of talk in the XXXIIId District about this
convention and knowing -ones say that the trouoie
Is not yet ended The Anti Machine leaders'have
Gonna mutilated credentials which they say were
torn ND at the instigation OF the Platt men. VINO
tried to usurp control Of the meeting
Hugh Whorsky who is an employe OF Sheriff
Hansen. was made doorman. He demanded the
credentials of each who entered the cluo ana III
sopoe cases tore Up the credentials upon receiving
them This led to n protest, and the torn Gre
dentials were held evidence. AT O'Clock James
Degnan and James NJ. Doremus. two machine read
ers walked to the front and ascended the p'd'-
form Mr. Degnan called for nominations for
,o,,norarv chairman Mr. Doremuss name was
placed in nomination. and before any one had time
70 saw n word. or any else could be suggested
as temporary chairman, Mr. Degnan declared IN, the
n M Soe he declared Mr. poremus be the
TEMPORARY chairman OF the meeting rms was
done In the face OF storm OF protests ifo'' '"o-
tn. wranCle lasted for about a half hour During
that time the Anti Machine men trleu 10 prevail s
temporary chairman. This he refused to 90, dc,
claring that Mr. Doremus was chairman After all
protests had proved unavailing the Machine
the organization OF the convention 6y eiectns J4hh
G0n nnd n r. ssrn@ emporary
committee on credentials was appointed, wnich re.
ported favorably upon the delegates on the list
furnished by the County Committee Then upon
vote the temporary officers were made permanent.
and an election Of delegates to the Republican state
Convention was ordered me eecti4n OF deieSa a
RAYMOND, John H. Connell, Charles +. Lewis ana
Saul G. Samuels Alternates. Herman Lange, John
S. Annette. Joseph A. White and Gilmore W. bange
East -one hundr ed and-hfteenth-st last night and
celebrated their victory. The hgh-handed attempt
OF the Plat faction to run things has caused
great deal OF discussion and from this time on
those who opposed the machine men successfully on
Friday night will keep up the fight In the dkstrict'
M'KINLEY MEN ELECTED IN ALABAMA
birmingham Ala. March p (SpeciaD.-The Re-
nublican Convention Of the With Congress District
was held at Eutaw Ala to-day. d. N. cooper.
NJ Hamilton and the Rev. /. Dawson coored, OF
Eutaw were elected delegates to the National he-
nublican Convention They were uninstructed. put
Cooper Is a recognized, fighting out-and-out NC
Kiney man. while Dawson. to whom the Morton
men Law claim. has been managing for Mckinley
In his district for some time, ana Mckiniey men
smile when Morton men say they have him. Nose
lev the Reed candidate succeed himself as State
Chairman. and Vaughan. his Mckinley opponent.
scarcely heard in the convention. l. r. GUN was
nominated for Congress.
In the WITH District the regular convention elected
Captain tom" Dunn. OF Admission, and w. J.
Stevens colored. OF Admission. Mckinley men. as
delegates to the National Convention The Reed
itAs hotad and will present contestants both the