New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
NAMED FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
CONVENTIONS IN ALL THE THIRTY-FIvE
DISTRICTS

DISTRICTS.
IN SOME OF THE ovERwHELMINGLy DEMOCRATIC
ONES no TICKET WAS NAMED-THE LIST OF
NOMINEES AND WHO THEY ARE
Republican conventions nominate candidates
for the Assembly were called in the thirty-fvc AS
sembly districts Of the city last evening. and IN
those districts which absolutely controlled
by the Democrats candidates were placed in nomna-
lon' Few nominations were also made in some
districts which have been carried BY Tammany
win uniailing regularity for years. but a number
OF conventions in Democratic districts adjourned
without attempts Ia name candidates. Combinations
with ant-Tammany Democrats in thos. districts
may be made later
Assemolymen Charles S Adler Patrick II. Murphy.
Francis f. I.aimbeer George C. Austin and Harvey
l. Andrews were renominatcI in the districts which
they nave already represented. Most the nonina-
lions when were made last evening practically
unanimous but in a few OF the conventions there
contests
Chauncey NJ. Depew took an active part in the
convention which me, at No. l3l East Fifiy-eighhst.
and nominated Lawrence T., Brown for the As
seinbly The convention called to order by John
M'conaughy. who represented Lloyd Coils but he
was deposed after time during which there
much disorder. The Machine Republicans were in
me majority. having sixiy-fye Of the lO9
IN the convention. They had decided renomi-
nate Samuel c. French the present Assemblyman
from the N\IXth District. Mr.. Depew mad. the
motion to nominate Mr.. Brown and he took occasion
10 caH attention TO the turbulent spirit Of the
Vention. which he said very pleasing TO him
1t denoted that the Rcpublcans in that district were
quite alive to the issue of the times.
MR. DEPEW SPEAKS
At this point Mr.. Dcpew was invited to step ON
The platform He said it very dihcult to get
on the platform when there was none there to
stand upol Mr. Dopew continued by saying that
the ST. Louis platform was good enough one for
him To stand II necessary. he added. 10
have a man in the Presidential chair like Mckin-
ley who was firm enough 10 stop panics and
create season of prosperity. The financial qucs-
tion. he said Of honor. and h" proph' sled
that Mckinley would be elected and that the coun-
try would have n Republican Congress.
Mr. Lauterbach this point suggested that Mr..
Depew would be the right man for the United
Senate Mr. Depew replied that he not can
ddate. MIR Depcw then told the convention that
during the review in the afternoon Ii Hung Chang
asked him how long since he Iepe") was IN IN"
Assembly. He said nc evadcd the question be
, cause if he had replied he would have had to eN-
pose his age. and also because he knew LIS next
question would be: What Is your average IN
come"
Two long hours and dozen roll
calls were necessary to secure the final acceptance
Of the report OF the Committee on Credentials In
the NNNII,h Assembly District. Tn" convention
began work with the nomination OF 'ophas Brain
crd for temporary chairman The Plat men placed
in opposition Lawrence Harvey. Mr. Bralnerd
was scatcd by a vote Of 81 to a. This led TO the
denomination Of Mr. Lambeer
There n lively time in the XXlIld District
convention. at onc-hundred-a -sNtioth-st. end
Ams,crdam-av- Denis Pollock was placed In nom
inaiion hy julius VI. Mayc- VI. VI Mckee nom
mated Richard Gilleand. There were three ballots
taken Much confusion was manifested and the con
vootion lasted until nearly midnight The first ballot
gave Pollock hfiy-nn" votes and Glcland seventy
seven Scventy-oight wcr" necessary FOR a noWina-
ticn on the second ballot each candidai" received
sevcrty-sovcn votes. making tie. The Pollock m
,ri.d 70 adjourn hut after long hght 'hird ballot
was taken and Pollock received seventy -'hr""
votes and d;illcand seventy eight. whoi"npon ''l'
land wns declared nominated. HIS nomination WIS
made unanimous. . ,.,-
There was a contest in the Illd District. When
| nuis I IIO.nuingcr WIS put in nomination ih"i"
US - motion 20 max" che nomination uu'uim"i-
Tn. motion was led down. and william ''"s-
nominated william Brady hallo' KAY" ii"'n-
uinr.r forty-sx votes against EradyS ihliti oh'
THE LIST OF NOMINEES