New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-26

IN the Ist Assembly District AsseiiiO'' W
Sanford. who could have had the noiilina''O"'
decided in the interest Of harmony ana Oh w
success of his party. TO withdraw ms 10y 90
will be remembered by the organization anu 49,
name mentioned last night in the Ist AS'e'''O'.
District Convention received greater app'"U1
or was more heartily cheered HIS action ,"
ticaly completed the unihcauon OF '"e pa
~ tho LET Assembly District, and made pos
sible the completion Of the harmony Pi""e
successfully begun by Mr.. Woodruff
Neither Mr.. Dady nor Mr.. Appleton OF
the Ist Assembly District, had anything
against Mr.. Sanford. The Assemolymah
lives in the Third Ward. and as II was the
wish Of Mr.. Appleton to have the nominee TOT
Assembly come from the First Ward, Mr. Dady'
&C evocutive chairman Of the General Commit
too and Assemblvman Sanford readily accepted
The suggestion that John Hin Morgan lawyer
should be nominated
1oeepb f. Sands. Of the First Election Dis
trct Of the Sixth Ward, and George C. brail-
erd Of the First Ward. also were nominated
Mr.. Dady presided at the convention which
was held In the Argyle, Fulton and Pierrepohl
SITS. The vote was as follows: John Hiii MOT
gan. 20; George c. Brsnerd s. Joseph l.
Sands, nothing.
Mr. Morgan is member Of the Crescent
Hamilton and other clubs He is young clever
and nonular He Will bring voting strength 10
the party and money to its campaign fund
Colonel Dady Is shrewd in his generation. H.
Ross Appleton is satisfied He carried the First
Ward In the primaries and Mr. Morgan is his
man Friday
There IS another Frday-William H, the eX-
Assemblyman-who was put UP in the ANIth
Assembly District against Assemblyman Ed-
ward c. Brennan. Assistant Postmaster ray
Tor and his faction Of independents opposed MT
Brennan. but Naval officer Robert A. SharKey
supported him. and he won by a vote OF 80 10 81
According to the original ticket Daniel Law
Ter was to have been nominated in the lI!d DIS,
trict John j. Brennan was substituted. SlsFaIu
Olsen was ON the slate in the With District but
{. w Wright took his place In the NNtn IN
Edward II Schleuter was named instead OF
George Peth IT. These changes were Tor purely
nersonal reasons All Of the substitutes are
loval to Mr. Woodruff and the organization
The conventions in the With and NiNth AS
sernblv districts adjourned without making any
"Coionel; Dady said last night that he would
be reelected as chairman Of the Executive Com
,'You can bet your dough on that" said the
Colonel "Tll he reelected and serve my terln'
but win not act as chairman OF the Campaign
Committee"
Mr. Woodruff who was seen by Tribune re,
porter last evening In the Montauk cup salu
that Mr. Sanford could have had the nomination
IN the Ist Assembly District, and that his action
In Withdrawing in the interest OF harmony
proved him 70 be an excellent Repubhcan.
He deserves great credit. and his party loyal
" Will be remembered said the Lieutenant
Governor. Il am perfectly satisfied with our
county ticket and with the nominees Tor the AS,
semhy Both tickets are clean, strong ana
thoroughly representative OF the Republican
party as a whole in this county l am especially
/ gratined that the local organization pow mas
within its fold all Of the Republican voters III
/ Kings and that factionalism no longer exists
There is neither rhyme nor reason FOR Its eX-
istence Harmony prevails. and the party mere
/ IS stronger than It ever has been in the political
history Of Kings We will make a good nghi
and strong fight in the November elections.