New-York tribune., 1900-04-02
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.
ALL WILL CHOOSE PLATT DELEGATES
EXCEPT IN THE XXIST.

In the thrty-fve Assembly districts Of Nevryorz
County there will be held this evening Republican
Assembly district conventions elect delegates To
the coming Republican State Convention The dele
gates to the Assembly district conventions were
elected the primaries Tuesday of last week
Every one Of the conventions will elect delegates
10 the State convention who viii be ready to give
unQuestioning obedience to the will of Senator
Platt except the convention OF the XXIst Assembly
District The delegates the State convention
elected this evening in the XXIst Assembly Dis
trfct Convention will be -Patt delegates They
may vote in harmony with other delegates at the
State convention. but because they are con-
trolled by Senator PIatt.
The fight the primaries in the XXIst Assembly
District was the result of Abraham Grubers pro-
test against Senator Platt's control of the County
committee. as manifested by keeping Lemue Ely
Ouigg at the head of the committee Mr. Gruber
won the fight in the district and will have control
OF the convention that meets this evening. II Will
elect delegates to the State Committee who are in
sympathy with Mr.. Gruber's open defiance of SEN
ator Platt's methods.
There at the Republican primaries
in the XXVth District on last Tuesday but the
question of Senator Patt's control was not raised
there The contest was only part OF the fight for
control Of the XIIth Congress District Convention
ana the state organization not interested par
ucuIarIy in the struggle. Charles A. Hess. the
leader OF the XXVth District will control the con-
venuon that this evening in the district
The delegates TO the State Convention elected from
the district. combined with the delegates the
AFIIIth Assembly District will be able TO control
the choice of a State Committeeman from the
XIIth Congress District Even if he fails to control
the AIIth Congress District Convention and have
himself elected delegate to the Republican Ma
uonal Convention, therefore, Mr.. Hess will be able
with the help of William Henkel. of the XVIIIth
District, to name the member of the State Com
mittee from the Congress district
The Republican Assembly district conventions
VIII De called to order $50 o'clock this evening
al the Following places in the respective districts:
4St-No ITt No 4 L. North Moore-st,
411d-No 50 Macdougal-st.
Whine 81 Marion-st.
EIIth-No. Z2 Grand-st
IXth-No. 253 Eighth-ave-
XIth-No. 30 West Thirty-fourth-s-
&IIth-No. 49, Grand-st
xITfbENo xxIIT7lfh-No 34I Sls Fdgt NinthTaTe; TaTei+
xxTI9RN2 xTIP6HSo 7Ss 3 44gh5s Eisb5a-4rye AZ
XVIIth-No SIS Ninth-ave
XfxthnNo' XxEitblhNSo IS ss BR5adrsge; BPoad&se
XXth-No. 2l6 East Thirty-fourth-st.
XXIst-Bouleyard Lyceun. No. ESQ Broadway.
NAI1Id-One- One-hundred-and-forty-f y-ffth-st- and Am
XXIvth-No. "a East Fifty-seventh-st
,XAVth-Mott Memorial Hall. Madison-ave. and
XXXIth-No. 1S3 East Seventy -third-st.
xXXXTT4fThbSS xXXTffbFSo 81 Ss sx1n4ye Easf Eigb+v-ttr5
XXIXth-Tuxedo Hall, Madison-aVe. and Fifty
XXXth-No. 20 East Eighty-fourth-st
XXXIst-No- 10l West Observation-Disclosures
seventh-st.
XXXIId-No. 221 East Northumberland -rourth-st-
XXXIHd-No- go East One-hundred-and-four-
teenrh-st
XXXIVth-No. 2.661 Third-ave.
XCSVth-B1 onx Casino, No. 1884 Third-ave-
The Republican State Convention. which dele
gates be elected in New-York County this
evening. will Tuesday, April Il. in
the Grand Central Palace, at Lexington-ave. and
Forty-fourth-st The chief business to be trans
acted at the convention will be the selection Of
four deegates-atarge and four MISUNDERSTANDING
10 the Republican National Convention that meets
in Philadelphia June 70. Il IS already settled
that the four delegates at-large will be Senator
Platt, Senator Depew. Governor Roosevelt and
Benjamin B. Odell, jr chairman OF the Republican
State Committee The State Convention will also
nominate Presidential electors and ratify the choice
Of a State Committee. One session of the
convention is expected to be adequate for the
work
There will be 81 delegates in the State Conven-
ton. OF that number New-York County will
have only 185 delegates, divided among the thirty
i've Assembly districts as follows;