New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-30
GEORGIAS REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
TIE MKINLEY LEADER ELECTED CHAIRMAN
DELEGATES SELECTED

! TIE MKINIEY LEADER ELECTED CHAIRMAN
DELEGATES SELECTED.
Atlanta Ga April 29-The Republican State Con-
vention to nominate four delegates-at-arge 10 ST
Louis was called % order at the Capitol shortly
after II a. m. by Chairman Buck. There was "a
large and somewhat noisy attendance. but only
those holding tickets Issued by Chairman Buck
were admitted TO the hall This was understood
to be in tie interes: Of Mckinley, and the friends
of Reed sent delegation TO the Chief OF Police TO
protest against this Pan fH w Of The Mckinley
forces elected temporary chairman on ne mo
ton OF W. nd orsanzaton was soon
effected by elecng Colonel BUCK as pe,nan zen,
resnIi Mr Pedgers law partner II L. Johnson
was named as one Of he four as folows
the o BECK three Ofns and H. e a.
but Colonel Buck being colored
REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE TO MEET
The Republican County Committee Will hold
special meeting at the headquarters No. llS west
Thirty this evening to S9nsde hs achine
did not care to risk at the last meeting
VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS UNITED.
Washington Anrl % (SpeciaD.-General james A.
Walker of the IXth Virginia District, Is sanguine o.
Republican this fall in the Old Dominion
He said to-day at the Capitol "All the differences
in the Republican party In our state nave peeh
healed since the meeting OF the State Convention
and the party has good chance 10 WIN III
II we can have fair election we are certain 10
win ,..
How will the delegation TO ST. Louis stand?
81 think Mckinley will have every delegate from
the State except two The State Convention. as you
know instruc ed for Mckinley. and the instructions
will be obeyed"
The friends OF General Walker say he Will be re-
nominated for Congress by reclamation There Is
also some talk OF presenting his name to the st.
Louis Convention a candidate for Vice-President
THE PATRIOTIC REPUBLICAN CLUB MEETS
The Patriotic Republican Club. powerful polit-
ical organization In the XXVIIIth Assembly Dis
,rict, held large and enthusiastic meeting last
night in Its fine four-story brownstone clubhouse
No 24S East Seventy eighth-st.. and business OF
bers were admitted 10 the club. and preparations
were made to celebrate the second anniversary Of
It's formation The celebration will take the form
of dinner In the clubhouse. and many prominent
Republicans are expected to be present and make
speeches An amendment to the bylaws changing
the regular meetings from the second and fourth
TUESDAYS in every month to the second and fourth
Wednesdays, was unanimously adopted
The officers of the club follows: Il. Open
heimer president; j. NJ Steele trst vice-president:
NJ s. Kitznger second vice-presldent: &. T. Schmitt
corresponding secretary Ellis Getzler, financial
rotary; J. Froman, treasurer; Max Lowenthal H.
brarian; Jacob Abraharns. sergeant alarms; Board
of INSTRUMENTATION McGil, chairman: John r.
Moore secretary: Solomon Oppenhemer, Lewis
Hecht f. SchwarZ. j. Mendel and A. Cohen
The club has a membership OF abodt TWO hundred
and fifty, and new members are coming In at every
meeting Among the honorary members Of the club
are Governor Levi p. Morton, William Mckinley and
Mayor William l.. Strong"