New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
WOODRUFF WANTS PEACE.
HE PUTS JACOB WORTH DOWN AS
DELEGATE ON HIS OWN TICKET.
A SURPRISE FOR BROOKLYN PoLIrIcIANs-FuT1LE
OPPOSITION TO THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

A SURPRISE FOR BROOKLYN PorLrIcIANs-FUTILE
OPPOSITION TO THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
IN THE XIITH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Lieutenant Governor Timothy l.. Woodruff last
night at the XIth Assembly District Republican
Convention in BROOKLYN offered the olive branch
10 Jacob Worth made speech. saying MI worth
IS a powerful leader. and then placed Worm
under that OF his own In the list OF delegates
TO the State Convention. As Mr. Worth does no'
live in Mr.. WoodruTs Assembly district the Lieu
tenant Governors act was regarded as magnan-
NOUS and showing a desire TO placate the many
followers OF Jacob Worth In Kings County.
The Lieutenant Governors action was the talk OF
the town among the politicians last Night ana 'he
out-and-out Plat men said harsh things about
Mr.. Woodruff being gutter" 1T was also WINS
pered that Governor Black had taken positive
stand in the matter, and that Senator Platt had
been made to understand that Mr. Worths assist
ance absolutely necessary II Kings County Is
to make It's customary good showing for the party
this fall.
Mr. Woodrufr's action came az n great SURPRISE
No intimation OF II mad been given in advance. 1t
gave the friends OF Jacob Worth opportunity to
say that the Lieutenant Governor did not dare be-
gin the canvass without the support Of Worth. and
at the same time II asserted that 1t would
strengthen the Lieutenant Governor with the rank
and file Of the party In Kings.
Last year Low carried every Brooklyn ward pa
has given this phase OF the situation serious
thought during the last few weeks. Mr.. Worth
has made no effort to go to the State Convention.
He recently bought cottage In Saratoga SPRINGS
ana has made fn s no ali along
that he was right IN the stand that ne sooS ,h
he with the people. . . 49,,
The convention was held in Union HAL Al l mon n,
the committee appointed 10 name seven delegates.
made short address which contaIied pIoa zoe
as follows: Timothy J.. Woodruff, Jacob Worth
Charles Moore. John R3oney vh auIse Gardner
The opposition 10 Lieutenant Governor WOOD.
ruff in tho Kiln Assembly District which Is made
Ward. was not large but II made itseii i tl, II,
oTebc Jesss ID TF0 o Sss
which was held in Acme Hall William ~. head
m make s BATE Hbdp odr se oPpos this
lion he was the choice o. me r0mrn Ee wba
coons E I'd Sf'' Rr Tor Who lives in the
district. had been slated by Mr.. Woodbury. for dele
gate against the wishes OF the district. Mr. Moore
denounced the proposition for A committee as op-
posed to the American principle OF home rule 10
said the motion might prevail through brute force :,
William A prendergast defended the committee
men. but OF party. and that personal ambitions
must not stand Il The way Of the Party weitS rn
each district permission to present nominees. was
voted down by large ajoy The Gommitse
Delegates-S ias b. butcher. Henry Bri,tow' VIII
\. r.
Tickford Joseph Grasser and Sewel Is. ward. and
this ticket was put through.
Tho following delegates were elected In the dis
tricts named.
LIST District Michael j. Dady. n. II. Ro',on William
l.. Sanford. II. c. Du Val. Thomas H. WnSstnH and X
Ross Appleton.
Partridge and Edward N Smith.
lid Dlstr1ct-Dcnns Hurley. Andrew Jacobs Mathis"
C. Hanton and Jackson Wallace.
With Distrtc,-Charies y. Franklin, AbHm {. De Graw
J.nsr n san~ William D. Iiddla Theodore Cochou
John Kinel FRANK ". Owens
With Disri,t-Jacob Drenner, samuel Gr-~srn. Al
bert b. Waldrvn and william stone
IXth D.srict-Wliar n. cadmus. John y. DAILY. John
Moody. 49, .
XI,h pis,nc,-TYroo<hy I. Woodruff. Jacob Worth.
Charles A. Moor John Rnoosy. Frank J. Gardner. "
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Kiln Disiric,-silss II. butcher Henry Bri''ow WI
Xiiih Distric-Robert Johnson William Allen Joseph
Murcott, Jacob Worth. DR. e. W. Walters. benjamin
Iivth Disirct-George H. Ma.on ceors. A.triry
Owens William Goricn. +. A. Young
XVIII District Hsrr, Jacdullard. Edward ii. fcheu-
ter Charles s Reinhsrd, Leon Iinds Edward A. Young
man, Henry r. Mayet,e. Fred shiymsn: Martin IL klopp
Leland Wood John D. Post. William Wsntr
xvIIth Ds,rict-Watsr - Ai,.rbiry oS9rx. L. w.
Louis II sway George = Richards I;ne.h Jacobs
with District Edward H. Hobbs. cnarle. u Russell
George Gnuiy Charles NJ Rea. Charles ". Tompkins.
FREDERICK J H. Kracke. Jacob H. Rem-en.
XIXth Ds,rict,narl-s J. Haut~ri. Julius /. "iemsn
Francs & Niilian- otto Gruehn.
Xxth Disirct-John o. Deub~rt John X. seal, John
Remnant Charles A. Weir. Robert splitter Robert Memo
Cjcorg, schioTenhof George Sim ,
xXIst Dstrc,-isTael Y. Ffrcher Ernest, pisuar
by Charles All, Charles IL Francisco. i-ldor bre~dner'