New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
COLER'S DISTRICT FOR HIN.
THE OTHER BROOKLYN CONVENTIONS
UNRESTRICTED.

Kings Countys sixty-three delegates to the
Democratic State Convention were chosen last
night at the conventions held In the twenty-one
Assembly districts in Brooklyn. Only one con-
ventton adopted resolutions pIedging the delegates
to support any particular candidate for the nom
ination for Governor That district was the ANllth
Assembly District, the district in which Hve Con-
troIler Golfer Augustus Van Wyck and Bridge Com
missioner John L. Shea. Its resolutions charged
the delegates Mr.. Van Wyck, Commissioner Shea
and Edward Kaufman to exert all honorable
means in their power to secure the nomination TOT
Governor of Controller Bird S. Coler. The reso-
buttons which were adopted unanimously. were as
follows:
Whereas It is evident to US that the 70
is committed to the candidacy of Hon. Bird s.
Whereas P We, his neghbors and friends who
know his sterling qualities Of mind ana cnarse-
ter well as his stanch loyalty ana and having
Uc ed his S d n e ee d WITH ana bride
sirous of expressing our approval OF his candidacy
Resolved. That the delegates of the xVIIth As
sembly District In the coming Democratlc stare ne
@ be 9nd e feS herebg are ructed to
his nomina ton for Governor. and we request them
secure his nomination for such office.
Previous to the convention at Saratoga the Kings
County delegation will hold caucus, 1t was said
last night In this caucus the three Instructed
delegates are expected to the interests of
Coers candidacy by striving to get the other sixty
delegates to vote in the convention for the Con-
troller. Hugh Mclaughlin, II Is declared, knew
that the resolutions were to be presented. Mr.
Mclaughlin may go to the convention, 1t was
rumored last night.
At the time the resolutions were presented last
night Mr. Shea who had been at the convention.
had stepped out Of the hall Mr.. Van Wyck was
not at the convention.
The names OF the delegates elected In the various
districts follow:
First-Hugh Mclaughlin. Arthur C. Salmon and
Second--Jafnes ]. Bridges, John Guilfoyle and
William II. Mclaughlin.
Third-Michael ]. Cummings. owen McSnane ana
Fourth-Patrick E. Callahan. James w. Ridgway
Fifth-Wiliiam E. Melody. Daniel McGonigal and
William KToeck -, ~ ,,,,, 49,.
Sixth-William X. McGuire, Gohn W. NeOOer anu
seventh-WinIam A. Doyle, William Keegan and
'I Fighth-JohR 81. Gray. James Lennon and Joseph
Ninth--williarn O'Donnen. John J. Maloney and
William F. Donovan. - 49,,
Tenth-Henry F. Haggerty' EoWaro D. Dooley
and William Hughes. - -,,, -
Eleventh-James shevlin, Thomas R. Farrell and
Tweifth-Matthew E. Dooley. John B. Meyenborg
Thirteenth~John j. eastman. owen J. Murphy
FoTrteenth-P. H. McCarren. W. J. vogenschutz
and Lawrence F. Carroll. .
Fifteenth-George II. Lindsey Charles Juensst
sixteenth-James S. Reagan. James J. Kerwin
and Patrick F. Lynch. ,,-,
Seventeenth-John L. Shea, Augustus van WICK
and Edward Kaufman. -.
Eighteenth-Frank D. Dreamer, Henry Hester
berg and John F. Dwyer. =. .,.-, -
Nineteenth-A H. Goetting, Peter r batsch anu
Frederick Rummel
Twentieth-Otto Kestner, william Rhode and
'P Twenty-frst%John Mcguire, James P. sinnOtt
and Hugh Blake.