New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
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adjourned and filed out of the hall amid chorus
of Kisses from the opposing crowd. Mr.. Open
heimer declared that the opposition men mad neg
lected TO elect chairman for the Campaign Com
mittee. and had bolted the convention. The Anti
Organization men then elected campaign COM
mittee. with Christian Herrlich rs chairman ana
adjourned. They contend that sxty-one delegates
placed their votes with them. for the anti-Piatt
ticket thus securing majority out of the los dele
gates of the district The Platt men announced.
when they counted their voIes, that sixty-seven
had voted for them
After the meeting Tribune reporter saw the
twenty-sx certificates which had been presented TO
the Anti-Machine officers presiding They were the
regular credentials Of delegates representing TWEEN
tysix out of thirty-eight election districts, and
each bore the signatures of two or more election
inspectors. the law requires.
LISTS OF DELEGATES.
Following is the lists Of delegates to the Repub-
l!can State Convention and conestng delegations
elected in the various Assembly districts OF the city
last night:
lsiHorase Porter Martin Heae 2cP and AnGnle
IId.wiliiam H. Ki.boy Thomas Roman and John
nIdEFrederlck Hady, Ira S. Garland. Henry W.
Ivth 0JS J ' co HnaFfs j. 6Bfen and William
vth-cornelius Van Colt John McKeever Lucas
VIth-John Moran, James +. Murch Rudolph Ru-
bens and Joseph Maresca.
vIIth-Franklin b. Miller, JOSEPH. T. Hackett
James Mallon and, Archibald Smith. ~
VIIIth-Chares II. Murray, Christian Goetz and
IXth-Frederick S Glib. Clarence W. Meade.
Thomas J. Clark. Edward Lauterbach and Will
g Botiy "a and F l. Marshall
XIth-Robert A. Greacen. Jacob Fowler, Seth Wilks
and John p Windolph.
XIlth-John Steibng, Rudolph Mas and Frederick
r,;,
XIyth-c; G. wissemann H. l. schrafer, G. 1. Ham
Drummond. James +. Degnan, Jacob Hess and
William Lickman: ,,,,,., ,...
HSwaTd Green and Gustay schOer ,.ra VIII
lam Voelkel and Jacob Katzenstein.
XvIIth-John Resenweber Charles b. Page and
xviii" william Henkel. William F. Soaring and
R1Sa@ sn5 Sngg Gs sS2 Bdve Charles
XXth-Jsmes L. Stewart, John Doubleday and S
xXIst-AbTaham G.uber George G. austin John
G Buchanan. observation-disclosures F. Eagan
Harry II. Roseborn ana Jacob Eat j, ,1~r..
julius NJ Mayer and Valentine ] Hahn
XXIvth-smith Pine, w. S. Stephenson and J.
XXVth~Amasa Thornton. James W. Auten Henry
Birre Caleb A. Simms and George r. Man
XXvIth-john Little Frank C. schaefler and
Henry Platt.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Alexander, Samuel J. Camp
bell and John Tinsley. -
XXVlIth-Frank D. Pavey. Martin Mauer w. S.
Bagg John Sabine Smith and Richard J. Lewis.
Contestants-Dr. f. Valentine Buck. Nicholas A
Knox. S. Berlner. General Daniel Butterfield and
Louis S. Grenner.
XXVIIIth-Edward Lauterbach. John IT. Gunner
and Henry H. Guttmann. Contestants-Ben1a-
min Oppenheimer, DR.. Max NJ Smith and Philip
Dobbin
XXIXth-Edward Lauterbach, Edmund J. Palmer,
Simon Hess and w. G. Buchanan
XXXth-.John G. Graham, Lawrence Rensert,
&. Duncan
Melville A. Clinton Adophus Reiman, Thomas
I.usk and William Newman
yXXIst-George II. Sutton. James Cowden Meyers
Frank McCabe, Lincoln A. Stuart and Edward
A. Durham.
XXXIId-Otto Irving Wise. Isaac Newman. George
e. Morey and Edward Gillespie
XXXIIId-J p Degnan. Robert j.. Wright Carlo
La Mazda and Peter II. Mcdonald
XXXIvth-William II. Ten Eyck. p. William Rein
John Gustaveson and George a. Haupt
XXXVth-Henry L. Stoddard George w. stephens.
John Biggart, Frederick Won Beeston and L. F.
Dietch.
The appended table shows the number of dele
gates elected In each Assembly District and the
number of machine and anti-machne delegates
elected in the city