The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-31
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.
BROOkLYN DE%lEGIrEs TO Tn MATE
IONvENTION On
No Faction Fighting, but Some Lively Com
tests-AC Close Call for Georg" ". Roberts,
Jr. -kinRs COnntN for Il. -liON. Wood run.

Jr. Kings County Tor It.-bON. Noonruu'
The Republican Assembly District Con-
%yrntions for the election OF delegates 10 tho
State Convention were held in Brooklyn last
night. There were u few sharp contests.
which. however in almost every instance re.
suited from personal ~rIvalrIcs among local
statesmen. and not from any f~actional con-
~troyersy In the organization. Nothing was de-
yeIoped last night az any OF the twenty-one
gatherings. which indicated that the harmony
prevailing among the Republican forces on the
other side OF the river will DO disturbed
during the year. The oN~tineuIshment OF ex.
Sheriff william J. Bnttling as a factor In the
political management OF the Second district
hrs apparently finally squelched tho Worth
element In the organization and made Kings
county absolutely solll for Lieut.. Gov. Tim
othy l.. Woodruff
The most lively convention was In the Fourth
district. the hostilities being directed against
George II. Roberts. Jr. chairman OF the Re-
publican city Committee. with u view to pre-
vent his election Oh Monday night as a delegate
to the National Convention from the Second
Congress district. Among Mr.. Rober tss
opponents were ex-senator George W.
Brush, James II. Fuller. Commits
sioncr OF immigration Thomas Fitchie
and Frederick C.. Cochen. while II was under
stood that he had the support Of tine organiza.
ton managers. After an exciting session OF
three hours the Roberts ticket. won By. the
close vote Of ~ to -, This Is believed to lore
shadow a victory for Mr.. Roberts in the Con-
gress Convention,
In many OF the Assembly conventions reso-
lutlOns indOrslng Mr.. woodruff as n candidate
for the Vice. Presidential nomination were
These will probably be the five State Com
mitteemen from Kings County ,
Sa..pI lf.Frtnr ~ RAza Ann1afnhs ThiyN
district. Col. Michael j. Dady; Fourth dis
trict, John Post Fifth d strict. John Deubert;
sixth dis;ri"f, Robert johnson.
These are the delegates TO the State Con-
Fir;t ni,trict-N J, paay; Walter $. Brew
ster. = II. Ealston, :. V. White, Willis Ogden
: 'sadopi bistri"t%w. J. Beatty. Frank Part
ridge. Henry I. Cqnly, and Robert WelITood,
Third D,.trictIR Laimbeer, u Edwa,d
Hsymanis Alfred + ve.s, A AL 7 ool + Ill H!,,G9.
EItth District-A. T.. Hobby. John Drescher,
4 {. Degraw, Oscar KNAPP John kissel. A. C.
Hsmcke pnd Wilnim, {; Lauri'2en, oo,.,
Harvey Waite. John .Pertsch. :. W. krlsteIlar.
Arthur J. Anictt, John Diemer and George
Seventh Dls,ric, Charles A; Moore. James W.
Roach. Angus Nichols. II. A. Hamburg.
MortimGr 5 Horton. Clarence A. Barrow ant
FgIth districiCJacob Bremen. Albert b.
Maldron. George y. Forester and James
Ninth i~istrict-Iohn II. Barrett. Alexander
Markey aud John F. DALEY.
Tenth distrirt-W. [. Wallace, George Ken.
meth. George F. Elliott. John Thorne. Howard
MCMILLAN. Edgar $. Body and John Q.
Adams
Eleventh istrict-Timothy T. woodruff. II.
Mcbride, II. :. Cozzans:J Reilly. j. Patterson.
Noah Tebbetts All W. HuSton uu,r,I
Woodie, Andrew Lynn. Frank F~leishman.
Frank Quldort, William II. Burgess and James
Thirteenth district.Roter NJ. Johnson.
William Bru,'. Jesse Moore, A. {. Sch.,sman.
:. VI. Davis. Nicholas Grnge and Hector Mcneil.
Fourteenth district-GcOrse II. Mason.
George A.. Owens. Eugene 4. AmeIi and John
Fifteenth district Harry Jacaulllard. f.
krug and Frederick Williams
sixteenth GistrLct-konsrt, A. SharSey. Rich
horne. j. Adrian Post. James Il. Weston. John
D.. Post ami Arthur K, Seward.
Seventeenth di7trict-James Perry. Sap.
WrisIryr 5 ! AekermSn, Charlie, Butts VII.
rier. James E. Pearsall and William ii.
Eighteenth distrlct-Robert II. Broad. Edwin
Marluarl. ". II Van kleck. Gilbert d. Man;
son, George W. Wilson. Nathaniel Evans ana
NineiSenth d~istrlct-Charles 7. Haubert.
Frank / schultz. william Schaefeg. Philip H.
Reimer and Herman Scheikert.
Schnit2-pan. John X. Neal, David Fowler, FL.
ward Angel. David Nelson, George Sch.agen.
kaus and Frederick ureiseustein.
Tweuty-hr-t d~istrlct-Jacob A. Livingston.
worth. George +, Ware JOSEPH II. Adams,
Cher es II. francisco and Charles Brunei.