The sun., 1901-10-08
lie rrnomination of Assemhlyman Adler

lhe denomination OF AssemblynAn Adler
for seventh term by ths Republicans
of the Eighth Assembly district last night
was ratified by a parade ~ 500 OF his adj
mirers otto A. Rosad-ky. in the nomi-
mating speech. predicted that Martin kngel
would meet With crushing defeat and
Ssid that the ds.Cent people ot the district.
irrespective Of party, had joined heartily
IN the fusion cause and believed that Lows
election would put an end 20 the SYSTEM
atic black mailing 81 business men all over
the district by tho Tammany police.
The parade was headed by Quarantine
commissioner Charles II Murray, and
stnong the others ia line were James
REYNOLDS with 40 members Of the Otizen-
Union. Assernhlyman Adler Michael Hall
and Never Schoenfeld. candidate Tor Alder
man. Fireworks werr set on all over the
district Fusion Ia complete IN the district
except for the Greater New York Denoc-
racy which has renomlnated Benjamin
Myers for the Assembly and Philip Nissig
fof Alderman These candidates u is
understood. will withdraw and indor-e
the fusion ticket
Jacob Rieger. the fusion candidate in
the Twelfth recently left the Columbia
Club. the Tammany club of the district
David BergStsin, who was nominated
a. tho fusion candidate for AsSemhlvinan
In the sixteenth. l. n bolter from TaInmany
Hall and left Pat ke-nan's Jefferson club
year ago.
In the Seventeenth W II Romer, the
Fusion candidate, was nominated 10y ~
votes to ? given 10 John = Morgan, who
was the regular Republican candidate
A. the last election Morgan declared
that the organization had prouiesd aftei
his defeat In the last election TO nominate
him again. II was an outrage, ho SAID
that he should he cast asid" for man
practically unknown IN the district John
Reisenweh~-. the Republican leader. eI'
planned that he had worked hard 10 secure
The nomination Of Mr. Morgan, but that
the Citizens Union would not Accept Morgan
~ a candidate. and that the regular organi-
zation had been compelled To accept Mr..
Romer Ultimately Mr. Morgan moved
to make Mr. Romar's selection unanimous
In the Twentieth district. Capt ? Norton
Goddards stronghold. no NOMINEES Tor A.
semblyman was chosen, because Capt God
dsrd thought that the candidate for either
Assemblyman or Alderman ought TO be
an independent Democrat and there Wa
sorne difficulty in arriving A. choice Of
Democrat.
John I Cronin the fusion nominee in the
Twenty second dis, rict. was until "A few
months ago. n member Of the General Com
mi,tca Of Tammany Hall He - the leader
# the Greater New York Democracy m
his district now Richard Mcmahon. the
fusion candidate IN the Thlrtieth. Is
Greater New York Democracy man, and
u President Of the Loyola Union oi ~.
lgnatius's Church
kssemhlyman John A weekes. Jr was
renominated 10y the Republicans 81 the
Twenty-ffth Assembly district without
snv material opposition from the Hess
faction.
There was n row ~ the Citizens Union
convention in the Thirty-firS,, Ia the cour-"
Of which tho lights wero put out and tho
hall cleared Of delegates. The ConveptiOn
was a. i25th street and seventh avenue.
James & Butler called II To order an d
suggested an immediate adjournment
until Joint committee of the fusion forCs--
could agree on a candidate Tn" motion
20 adjourn was put and he declared u
carried Or Herman BueSser protested,
Mr Butler declared that there were a lo'
~ Surveyor Croft- workers present trying
90 nun the convention, and that they wer"
iu charge of George II PAYNE Some of
the delegates tried 10 get at PAYNE and a
policeman got between him and his OPP
poneuts
lAm-- Monk member Of the union,
announced that hs was the lessee OF the
hall and ordered eVervlrodv out. Tn"
lights were put out then anyhow and the
Gs-gtter piled out on the porch, whore
about forty ~ them. with Dr. Bucr@er
- their chairman and Henry Kahn a. score
'sry. held a convention and nominated
A>semhlyman Sherer They also nom
iuats-i Elias Goodman and James &. Meyer
i1r t.dermen IN the Thirtv-third and Thirty
fourth Ald"rmsnic districts Assembly
man Sherrr was also renominatcd last
uight hy the Republicans of the Thirty
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