New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-22
NEW COUNTY COMMITTEE.
DELEGATES ELECTED AT THE DISTRICT
CONVENTIONS.
LITTLE CHANGE IN THE PERsoNNEI~-CoNVEN-
TONS AS TAME AFFAIRS AS

TONS y
THE PRIMARIES.
,r,o machine Republicans held their Assembly
| d,strct conventions In the thirty-hve Assembly
s,.-rc,. q. the city and the Annexed District last
| evening and elected delegates 10 the Republican
| County Committee, which Will meet TO organize
| next month. glance at the list o. delegates
shows that there will be few changes In the Coun-
~ Committee All the old Platt district leaders will
| ne found In the committee As the Ant-Machne
| Republicans stayed away from the primaries on
| December H. as a rule. the leaders In the machine
| take with them mostly their trusted followers.
| Contests at the district conventions were few. and
! were made only on account OF rivaIT.cs when there
we're disagreements as to the leadership In tho
| With Dstrc, Convention. held at No. 1SG Bowery.
| Alfred F. Ommen made protest against the ruling
| Of Andrew j. McGvney. the chairman. and was
| howed down. Ommen and his following, made up
largely OF Italians. under the leadership OF James
! z. March. then bolted the convention. They pro-
ceeded to the Loyal Republican Club headquarters
| in Bond-st., and held convention. and elected
ticket to contest March had made a fight In the
| primaries charging fraud in the election of dele-
| yates In n number OF districts. II is said he will
carry his fight to the County Committee.
Two tickets were placed in the field in the With
| District Convention headed by John c. Baxter
| and the other by Franklin Miller. lot OF scratch
ing was the result Baxter and Miller as the heads
OF their respective tickets were both elected.
There was a spirited contest in the XX1IId Dis
trtct Convention Moses NJ. Mckee was the gen.
eral Of the opposition forces and for several bal
lots he kept the followers Of Julius NJ. Mayer on
the anxious seat Mr.. Mayer finally won by a
slight margin ard the Mckee forces gracefully
submitted
ALFRED LAUTERBACH ELECTED.
II was close to midnight when the XXIXth Dis
trict Convention adjourned. There was n full at
tendance Of 10l delegates and number OF outsiders
who helped "whoop It up for the organization
which conceded seats to two delegates from the
Twenty ninth Election District James YereaDce's
district There were two tickets Nathane! Els
bergs name appeared both tickets. but he de-
clined TO stand Alfred Lautcrbach received every
one Of the 10l votes cast and will lead the dele
cation at the County Committee Lloyd Coils was
elected permanent chairman Of the district organi-
Lation.
There was contest IN the XXX1st District.
Lowell II. Jerome had sought TO prevent the dele
yates chosen at the recent primary in the Thirty
nrst Election District OF this Assembly district
from participating in the convention last night put
Justice Beekman. having revoked the restraining
order which he had issued in the case. Mr.. jerome
and his friends decided to offer opposition TO the
regular slate In the convention.
Jacob NJ. Patterson the Quararcne Commissioner
and former Police Justice. who was leader OF tho
Republican organization in the Xth Assembly Dis
trtct and has kept voting residence In the dis
trtct for years. although ne has been living with
his family in Fordham. formally resigned tn" lead
crship Of the district orsanizaon iast evening ~
favor OF Ferdnand Eianan, ar detgote rom me
XXXVth District IN which ne yss ne eaaeT rS o.
ward X. Healy. the Mayors marshal
oUIGG IN THE XIXTH.
I.muel T. oulgg, the president OF the County
Committee wa. elected a delegate from the XlXth
District He is said 10 be sure OF reelection rs
president OF the County Committee II he wants the
place; but there has been some talk that he might
han
States District-Attorney and is now Park Com
missioner might be induced to take the office with
a Reorganization Of the party in which the ma
mittee Of Fitty.hree i said 10 be The plan
to have Mr.. Mitchell elected delegate from the
appear in the list Of delegates from that district
THE DELEGATES.
Following Is the list Of tho delegates elected last
| evening:
tN AE5T TbA EA1S f hENRY oshokH2
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NTH.
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| JOHN P. DENNY.
| WITH
CORNELIUS VAN CorT,. GEORGE D. pEANE.
| ROBERT A. CoRREGAN. EMIL RENsEL
GoEoRGE GREGORY.
WITH
| GEORGE W. WAGNER THOMAS J. LANNEY.
| JOHN MORAN. CANUTE A. DIAS.
! JOSEPH GALLO.
WITH
J JUN H hkEaov 5 56sEF A hfchih
! JOSEPH z. ORR
WITH.
CHARLES i, MURRAY g FRANK Ky 4 MARTIN lr;
IXTH.
LEWis R& shs@ l1s puHFY
THOMAS J. CLARK. MILAN HALPIN.
XTH.
! FERDINAND EIDMAN. JEREMIAH J. SULLIVAN.
HENRY C. BoTTY. CHARLES RATHFEi.DER
| FRED. L. MARSHALL LOUIS GUTMAN. JR.
XITH.
I9H HN wI E1SH w5I 10 c HREITHAuPr.
JACOB FOWLER.
XHTH
i EGRas sTrPH kR4a Hisf Nnw K5FF
XIIITu.
REEBSEAT 'SEHshah s. E EHEfREhorN
| SAMUEL GoTTsCHALK.
XIvTH.
FRANK J. DRUMMoND DAVID J. NAuoHroN.
JANIS JANIS F. F. 6e6NAoh. JOHN hITrNER
XVIII
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e. Z. MOTT
XVIII
| GEORGE billiard. ALFRED r. PAGE.
| CEAS. N. JEROL/OMON. AUGUST BCERMAN.
| SAMUEL s. KOENIG.
XVIITH
JOHN REiSENWEBER JOSEPH DEERINo
! CHARLES r. PAGE JOHN w. NOrLE.
d. FRANK LLOYD.
xvIIITH
| WILLIAM HENKEIA WILLIAM r. SOARING
| THOMAS r. MCGOWAN. HENRY BOFFTRT.
| JAMES II. KELKAK
WITH
LEMUEL E. QUIOG. FRANK X. KOTIER
| FRANK H. PLATT JOHN II.
GEORGE r. BIDWELI. MALCOLM l.. BRIDGMAN
CHARLES ". TAINTOR. HENRY CUNNINGHAM
JULIUS X. SEYMOUR.
XXTH
JAMES L. STEWART. RICHARD ". LUSH