New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-14
Colgate & Co.'S
VIOLETWATER
BROOKLYN DELEGATES.
THE MACHINE REPUBLICANS CAPTURED
A MAJORITY OF THE Committees


Never has closer contest been "aged De
tween the Worth and anti-Worth forces IN '"iS
county than In the Assembly District coh'eh-
lions at which delegates were CHOSEN |" '"e
State Convention and 70 the Second D's"'''
Judiciary Convention last night. II IL hau "''
been for the con- plica lions created by the can-
didacy Of Timothy l.. Woodruff th' rirh O''''-
missioner for the nomination Tor Lh'ule""'''
Governor II would have been a sweeping VIZ
tory for the administration mon. ne was p'
,nitted however, TO elect personal ii'e"a
support his candidacy from the MIN ana -Hii''
Assembly Districts. and these men, he"lly IA
Of whom have been identihed against "'' ~
will probably throw the deiesa4loh - 'd'' -,
their efforts to aid Mr.. Woodruff. f'Nc'uS.'e u
these two districts. the Worth men cl.c "a '''''
three delegates and the Wuisier " 'nS mn
tbirtv-nine delegates If the ten deles"V'
lected in the Twenty second Nard ols'''0''
with the Worth men. the vote VIII s'a"u ''''
three to thirty-nine ~ ,,.o.xs Cam
"a, District--The deal between City w olk nIS rhe
issionnr Willis and Michael j Dady by . WILL one
CORNER was 10 have three delegates ~ wv IN ,bese
ne,io az" usre r. be reversed with the Judlclaty ur
gales went through. Dady went - al him that
Mills before the convention me- a,n tU,u,s.s yard
w 1TaIv, had eight delegates In Mr. VILE Vass;
he First Unless Wills 'turne1 uVWwn ,,oiid elrct
PsoPe d ~ All the way through. Whetnsr tnS
was true or the Nass people wefe obairman The
Iniegates chosen to the state Convention were ngg
dnre r Wills Norman S Dyke. samue' t IT,, {
Paine: Michael J. Dady and Hugo nir Esnr,rt lin
delegates 10 the Judiciary Convention a. a. FTank
" Chadwick ana James 7. williamson I
i'd Dls,rict-In the Id District C9nvenvo s suc
eeoGcd by sheriff Quitting by vote Of r2 y to =
N4-+b
Himself Neither lives in the district h2 % so ar
mold. W J; Butlins and Wararn Tfonyentlon IRE
Sheriff made a speech in which ne accuse' inc
Mayor Of running }b fd faG Assembly District
Cnnvontion which was held In Grand mon non
Ha at cou Ross and app a3rT'0 PPresded TIE
G foowDr dslegai es to The state Gonyer'G2
R Rers apnict3p Andrcw jacobs judiciary dele
gates-Jackson WALLACE; + r. par.orS' me tickct
from Police Justice Lambeer who nomin4t oo >, ot
Taylor in place of Andrew Jacobs Th' hn"l vote
Wv Vth n District Returns from the dyth Ds w1ge
were late in coming n but me lsri S oppos
Hon. the t fJG!W Emerson opened me meeting and
he Will me" slated sfaw f9T 'nf f K Jane S
iaigh Washington BqIkley Afraq rTgsF Moss %
cropp Thomas Fitchie. j. :. Williams, ara r. , b
Leech The OILY man feared by the " il''S , rI,v
lanes NJ Fuller Worth man. whose PoPula, :,
it was feared might help him through. A T.
StOutenburgh had been named on ti.e VI aech
'V Vtb DisrrI"t There was an odfashioned tug-of-
war in the vth Assembly Dstrc' nr w ,breaTs by
landed rFh Side up usual but win p1 1TGEy
it discovered that there WAS Di,t Of tbn mir
te"enth ward After a good deal Of wran nhinSS
,he ( WHTsier Gcegss Mere elected me state
we fio m,nN Deyid r. Quimby Theodore CochSu
M Tr G Tfu jn Sh@ KTn
mor. William D. iiddie r. w nown1ng
Vitb DstrictrIn the Nth Assembly District inc
machine men won handy IN vfs tinltets were
cCoils,dnrobIy scratched. but Joseph Marsland me
sadng WS 6 mar m wqs VINO pocd tie smallest
vote The Worth elected were l4 1,rnHsricl
- roT snsrorder and Frederick Howes The Wits
men were Joseph Marsland, lhoHdS SHit.'',y ilr
IAN M Mnr iaitnrnatSs chosen were Charles Ais
berg f. w. Brennan. I9hn . t1al mn The Worth
mem also elected the following delegates to the
judiciary Convention: Joseph Bsnlarain and vii
lam an scheiibach b +. De Noy presided 49,,
with Disrcn me ,n sey tSnir wdT and their
slate went through With little opP0yi9nf i,coSe
" Dietrich one Of Harry A. nan'uT bs deIogates
Wyr9 and IIPs ar{c 2Pf Flynn
AoTam as,n "r Up Conne Of the Thlrtich ward
dr% hm' b. sedgwlck and Charles A. Con
% Of The T@rS' Moor Of I the Eghth ward
WHITE District NIth r Iacob ;rrmnr
presided The State delegates elected are: JACOB
R Brenner. charles L. Boschen. A. 3 Wadron
gon and James McAvoy
TXt t pistric-The INth District C9nyen,on was
m@lu h' Tn" Following Worth delegates were
elected. state Michael Simms John r pay and
" cadm mus I Jq&'c ia Dale Sn" "'""" 'D
X,b District-The friends Of Commissioner willis
won a held I At No 4lS Myrte-aye Johns Williams
presided and John Cohen was secretary. h.sol ~
lions were passed nstrI ne, ,he o Timothy
T. Woodruff for Lieutenant Governor, ana by
resolution the judiciary @eeEat1s We're We're eced TO
the state Convention: William r. I'niR;' ,rh Al
fred Berno Alexandsr T WackeT John r fnorne
and a,or Willl Nn r H. Ga15ersH r. Van idersine
~ Kiln Dstrict-In the XIth District Convention
the woodruff slate vas picked Gy Smhor Iobr
contained general s "@ SarIes Moore and
John G Turnbu No opposition was offered o 10 ~
Tbc indi~iary delegates are John f. Davis, +. l..
Haxton +. Gardner. George Flelcer ana w H.
XIIth District Deputy CITY Works Commss.oner
Robert W Fielding 3eat retread el%,S Tmoth
/. Woodruff 10 have his own way IN me MIN
District Convention Mr. Woodruff ana not sG' ha TO
preferred contest as he ala not believe lelalnS
had eighteen out of he ninety thrce y,no
than that he wanted 10 avoid a bitter contest.
There was hour OF lively buttonholnS before
the meeting I'm Acme Hall at Ninth-st and Sew
Nnth-ave Commissioner Woodruff was around
among the delegates working Ike n beaver tor-
mer Supervisor Donovan had q wordy war with
willis man that looked threatening At one Tune.
Mr Fielding called the convention together and
Thomas q Elkins and Jesse g. Frost were made
secretaries Fielding defeated on decision
that the delegates from the thirteenth district. In
which there was q tie vote. could not have hair
vote each Then Mr. Fielding made speech In
which he requested that his name bc not presented
for permanent chairman or delegate. This with
drawal was appaudcd. Joseph q. Huntington was
elected permanent chairman. TX -Assemhlyman
lanes Taylor made little harmony speech and
brought out cheers for Commissioner Noodruu
nominated for Northumberland Mr. Woodruff
desired the privilege Of naming the delegation TO
the state Convention and Mr. Taylor read this
slate. Delegates-Silas r. butcher, Henry Bristow.
William W Goodrich. Robert II Smith. William A.
pandcrchast AltcrnateS- James H. Baker Samuel
G. Yeaton Samuel J. Plowman. william Wilson.