New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-25
THE CAMPAIGNERS NAMED
WOODRUFF TO SELECT MENrRFes =,
LARGE-RIVAL PARTIES To
WELCOME HIM

This years Campaign Committee ~ ~. r,.,-.r,
can party IN Kings County according to the b..
OF names made public yesterday will be one ~ -
best and most representative Of recent years r
includes the names Of many influential men WI.
In past years have been casssd az indepAnde,,,
1t is made up OF the regular Executive Commft.s,
Of the General Committee an additional meusss,
from each Assembly district ard nine members a,
large. The members at large will be selected 81
Northumberland woodruff who arrives iron
Europe to-day. The additional members from n,
Assembly districts with exception OF one frsr.
the XVIII District who will be named later. ar,
as follows:
Schieren. Jackson Wallace. Colonel Andrew b
Baird Lewis p. Basr; Judge Hiram r. steele
Register James r. Howe. Adoph Kiendi. George
" Richards Ludwig Nissen Colonel r n Ho5hz
Daniel Jacobs James Gasc0yne. Elijah r. Ke1ne1y
gresham Charles O. Bennett and Hibbard b Ma
ters. president OF the Union League Club
The men are generally conceded to be "a strons
as any that could have been named. AS soon az me
nine members-at-Iarge and the Representative from
the XVIth District have been named the COMMITTEES
will be organized
The appointments were made at meeting q ths
Executive Committee held in the Joraiemon-st
headquarters yesterday afternoon. II was decided
10 hold a meeting % the committee next TUESDAY
evening in the Johnson Building. In Nevins-st. AZ
which the arrangements will be made for the con.
ventions to be held this fall The meeting. whch
Is 70 begin at Z 80 O'Clock. will be followed by a
meeting Of the General Committee for the purpose
Of ratffying the recommendations Of the Executive
Committee.
John Drescher H.. of the WITH Senate District
who is interested IN having AssembIymau DegraW
succeed Senator Davis IN that district. announced
yesterday afternoon that he had been q see Sen
ator Plat about the fight and that the state
leader had told him that the Organization would no:
have to settle the dispute themselves. The friends
of senator Davis have been sayinS ts' " s4S ne
wish Of the State organization that ne oe
to the Senate. and that this preference saoud oe
respected The friends OF Assem- b!ynan DesraW
say that the nomination has been pract,eaLy pIon,
sed to him and that he deserves 10 after several
ant-Ciove-nor woodruff win be warmlg
welcomed when he reaches sne Lover Esy On -
Of whom hopes to spirit Mr.: W0ocrun on tas
steamer and convey him to BrooK.{yn S,ts ~
tell him how glad they are 70 see MIN PACK la@
race for the Congress nomination IN the lid Dis
trict is at the bottom OF the rivalry.
who has been conducting a somewhat novel can
lions to a select party TO accompany him down the
BAY TO meet the t-GoveTnoT Among
those invited were Michael j. Dady, v 10 promptly
declined on the ground that he would pc out q
town; Magistrate Henry BristoW ana " a-t e. {.
Atterbury. Now, 1t happens that Doth OF t4e lat'e-
have aspirations Of {hsr SWn Tor me o1s IS
clned Colonel Brtttons lnVltaJIoh anu ls.lla.sl
It is said. that the Lieutenant-Governor would not
care 70 have pubic reGePeon- r4 C', 1919 -1,3 !.
take the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on the Majestc, and
however, called the excursion on and recalled tas
invitations. Then he heard that there was aHoths.
the Observation-Disclosures from the Majestic 70 TIE
revenue cutter, and that II would oe carried Gosn
and Magistrate Bristow would be part
aesp and snnouneng that his expedition would
go down the Bay. as first planned. w hen me Two
on the decks of the Majestic to-day there viii IN
doubtedly be some fun IL Is good guess tnat az
viii not get OF the vessel until she reaches the