New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
Republican Iction Harmonious
ConkHn Defeated in XXVth.

Republican conventions held I'm all the AS
sembiy districts in Manhattan and The Bronx iast
night Some of the nominees were the united choice
OF the regular Republican organization and the
Cltizens Union forces in exchange for aid from the
Republicans 10 be given to Citizens Union nominees
for Aldermen tonight
Perhaps the most remarkable convention held IN
the city last night was that of the XXXIid AS
sen'by District. at No. 2oS East One-hundred-and-
ioufth-st. The Republicans adjourned their Coii-
vention to confer about a candidate with the Git
izens Union and the Deveryites. The Devery move
nent was mentioned in open convention ana t'iS
adjournment taken with the appointment Oh Il
committee of the Republicans to confer with similar
committees from the Deveryites organization OF
the district and from the Citizens Union
Mr. Donfin. the chairman. said he did not kno"
who the candidate would be. but that each organ
ization had several to put forward lie s'ilu '''
Devery association of the district had two or three
names to submit at the meeting Of the conference
committees. The adjournment Of the conVenuo"
was rnade subject to the call Of the chair.
Mr. Donlin asked if open conference could
be held with the Devery people. and ne s;hu u
would lie said the Republican organization "ouiu
certainly insist on a man of sound principles and
sterling character for the nomination for MEMBER
of Assembly. The fight he said. was against lam
many Hall. and every one ought to join IN lnA'
fight TO help destroy the power Of that party
NJ. Linn Bruce, chairman Of the RepuohCdH
County Committee attended the convention in the
WITH District. He went he said. not to make
speech, but to meet the captains of the election DIS
tricts the men behind the guns he termed them.
He talked for while however. He referred 10 Trout
by saying that he (Bruce) not finding fault
with the Controller for taking the nomination
rendered him by Tammany Hall. but that GrouS
should not have accepted the nomination without
first declaring that he proposed 20 pound that or
Rn a f or Bruce adde
would have been glad to have him with us. Gen.
against Tammany is for fammany." Mr.. Bruce
also attended and spoke at the I'D District conveh
It was stated by member Of the LIST District
attempted TO get an Endorsement for one of its
members and sent a committee. composed OF VIII
other men from the Citizens Union meeting to the
Republicans asking them to nominate M a man nan
one of their members. it was stated, for the AS
atio6Ss bad 49, s AZ tbst nn9 orI, the commit
tee but Mr. Sweeney himself had been seen great
deal at the headquarters of the Daniel E Finn AS,
ISOLATION lately. and they turned him down ana
The Xxist Assembly District convention sd-
tourned to meet on THURSDAY at p. m. at Colonlai
Hall Observation-Disclosures and Columbus-ave.
\ resolution was adopted In which me deIegd i
declared that unless the Citizens Union organlza-
Judge U of the TWelfth Municipal Court they would
refuse the Endorsement of the organization for the
The convention OF the With District was sd-
eaE Of Ja n5 = MsreG the esde own"
In the XXIXth District. where Frederick e Fer,
ham, lawyer was nominated. there was a spirited
contest Mr.. Perham being the choice of the Re,
pubicans in the lower part OF the district called
the silk stocking section His opponent was Os-
car Wagner Mr.. Perham placed in nomination
by Edward Lauterbach. Mr. Wagner was placed IN
nomination by Simon Hess brother of ex-Police
Commissioner Jacob Hess When the vote had
been announced the nomination was made unani-
motion OF Mr.. Hess.
Herman ]. Lurte. lawyer living at No. 207 East
Fifty-seventh-st. and member of the Citizens
Union, was nominated in the %XIVth Assembly
District after satisfactory conference between %
Citizens Union and Republican organizations OF the
mate Mr. LURE for the Assembly, while the Citizens
Union. in return. agreed to nominate the candidate
OF the Republicans for alderman The district is
not Republican, and Fusion considered de-
sra BILE for success Election Day.
The results follow: