New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19

have been made up were handed in and declared
valid by Colonel Bliss. This a clear majority
elected Messrs. Bliss and Cruger delegates ana
Messrs. Sherman and Hardy aternates .,o Olaf.
Amasa Thornton and the managers OF the fiatt
convention claimed liz votes for their ticket.
OTHER INCIDENTS OF THE NIGHT.
TWO CONVENTIONS IN THE IXTH DIsTRIcT-THE
RESULT IN THE WITH.
The With Congress District Convention took
place in Webster Hall. No. lls East Eeventh-s'''
and with the ex option of some opposition on the
part of Clarence w. Bowen TO the admission OF one
OF the delegates the proceedings were almost unahi-
NOUS and entirely harmonious John Murray Mitch
ell presided and W. W. Whitney was the secretary
After the roll had been called and many substitu-
lions recorded the chairman stated that nom'ni-
tions for delegates the st. Louis Convention were
IN order IIspenard Stewart and Lucas L. Van
Allen were nominated and on motion. one vote was
cast by the secretary. Mr.. Bowen. 10 whom the
privilege Of speaking on the question OF the ad-
mission Of delegate from his district had been
denied, gave notice that he would TO ST. Louis
and protest against the action of the convention on
the ground that 'ebate had been choked of.
For alternates there were five nominations. but
when the voting began all but John Moran. Simon
Gavin and Henry E. Rowland had withdrawn The
ballong resulted in the choice Of Moran and Gavin
whose election made unanimous.
Mr.. Bowen moved that the delegates TO the 81.
Louis Convention be instructed TO vote for Levi r.
Morton for President. first. last and al the time.
Robert Miller moved an amendment that the
convention indorse the candidacy OF Levi r Morton.
The amendment carried. with loud applause
Frederick Gross Of the XXVth Assembly DIS
trict then moved that General Benjamin r. Tracy
be named as tie Elec,or OF the With Congress Dis
trict There being other candidate named lot '"e
place. this election was also made unanimous.
Thomas Roman known as THE Bowery Depew.
then presented preamble and resolutions iaudatory
fight against Tammany Hall This was aoop'eu'
The convention then adjourned: .s,,
The IXth Congress District Convention was nea
IN Wahalla Hail. at No. As Orchardst., last even ven
ing II was a comparatively quiet affair The
chairman of the convention. Otto A. KosaiskH' saad
essary 10 take recaict-ant delegate oy the nape
of the neck and threw him out This dd not nap zap
L a might, ' rss.,.. nr... u.r. chosen score.
taries Committees on contested seats ana on ere
dentials were appointed There were three con,
rested and the fs sna
O. Pinkney and Jacob Jacobs When me re bp,eh a.
Of Mr. and sUGa
Of chs IL H nv ny as
delegates to the National Convention Then came
Closely by Kisses and howls and general turmoil.
motion to close the n9mnaons Was nd another
shouted: Why don; you leave the nominations
Joseph Leyenson mounted a chair and made
speech. He finally pulled into his seat; amer ,bef
1ee T rhf dS not TD please the Collins
men who evidently did not relish the Levenson
Interpretation Of the Collins surrender 10 the ma
At this poirt Theodore F Ruh:e called upon all
draw and hold convention of Their own. They
did So nearly fifty out Of 1883 delegates and went
TO he roca pr went inc on With nerecon Of
cries of "Fraduient credeniiasl' The same dose"
the Chairman declared that Messrs. Murray and
Collins had received 1873 and ia votes respectively
were Christian Goetz and Abraham A. Josephs
Theodore F RuhIe presided at the protesting CON
gates the alternates being William Greer and Israel
sho ee of the wa
fed at the suggestion Of Mr. Rune 50 that Governor
ssoond N Mr Els Who made the notion modhed
IT accordingly, but declared that Governor Morton
same as the original
deesate to district Conventions have
Be r. % in d h f Of s East n S
Square which was made Yesterday: In his ahi-
fas ~ conrention Mr. MofTe IS joined BY Henry
Melville both Is inspectors d OF eeitl9ns In Certify
last 'e evening at Webster Hail Mr. Morre deposes
puscan st the primaries Frank cantwe Inspector
of Mo4re say that to cn n to y0 learned
the LincoIn Club that enrolment Of his district
the XXXvth Of the Nth Accomplished been or
dered and that notices OF this had been only to
such persons those In charge OF the re-enroiment
chose to inform. Upon his denuncaon OF this prac-
tice Mr. Morre swears that he denounced for
being instrumental in securing the indictment OF
Mcguire Frank Csntwei, inspectors of
eectlon for their actions in the fraudulent primaries
December 10 last
Mr. Morrell declares that at the primaries Of De-
cember TO- out OF forty-nine votes returned forty
two were nonresident and fictitious. Mr. Morreli
swears that on February 26 he made formal de-
Inand for a reorganiza ton Of his election district.
but he received reply. He asserts under oath
that the primaries held under the pretended reor-
.ganization CT March Is fraudulent. and makes
forma. protest against the delegates elected AT that
time.
THE DELEGATES CHOSEN.