New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
ODELL NAMES DEPUTIES
To Assist Regular Leaders q" As
sembly Districts.

Governor Odelrs plan for deputy leaders ID
the Assembly districts in Manhattan 10 aSsiSS
the regular leaders in campaign work was InauS
effective yesterday by the appointment OA O'O
for each district. The only district not 30 p'o-
vided is the XIXth, and the reason LOT tHls -
that a factional fight between TheooOIe r uiA
man. the regular leader. and W. H. Douglas
member Of Congress. exists. The desire Is 10 se'
n man who will be acceptable to both SIDES
This vacancy will probably be filled to-day
The work at county headquarters Is adVahc-
ing I'm the most satisfactory manner. Tne sys-
tenn Of indexing and keeping track or voters on
cards nrornises to be exceptionally efhcacious IN
this campaign. II Will prevent fraudulent regis
tra+ion and illegal voting. At first some OF ths
district leaders were inclined to resent the ap-
,,o,u+uArt of deputies TO assist them. as il
looked like substracting from their power, Ou.
now, that the plan is thoroughly understood all
4ba leaders cordially indorse it. II will tighten
the work Of each leader and strengthen the cam
pa;gn greatly Each leader gets man con-
genial to him in the appointment OF MS deputy
and il il expected that things Will move VlsOr-
ousIv from this time on in every district
The new deputy leaders. districts ana ad-
dresses are as follows:
Assembly
District. Name and address
John W Hutchinson No. 40 Broadway
". H.
s-Robert c. Mccormick, No. So Broadway
Frank BrookheId. No. :2o BroadWay'
-Richard Van Cott Fifth-ave and Twentieta-st
6-wiIiiam Leary. No 81 East Fifty-fourth-s-
Henry BirreIl, No. IS East Twenty
s-Israel Ellis No. 20 Pike-st
s-Minard H. Ellison. No. 35 Nas'au-se ,
1o-Charles Rathfeider. No 5s5 East one-hundrso-
,,-TbomaS F. murphy. No. gao East Fiftieth-st-
12-Ben1amin oppenhein,er. 40. I7a East Seventy
,7c " Esrrbaro. room 1928. Park Row Building.
lt-Pratt A. Brown. No. 217 West ono-hundF'o-sno'
thirty-thirdst.
iB-James J. McEviiy. No. 3s Liberty-se
rs-wniiam Harris. No. IS west ons-hundTsd-sno-
I7-Messmore Kendall No. 81 wiiliam-St
IS-Semuel s. Slater No IS Wiulan1-st
2o-John R. sandsrson. No. i3s East si1.ssntA-Et
2I-Ha-vey T Andrews. No 80 Mount MorEls-sTa
2a-Edward r. Finch. No. 90 South Washington
Square
as--A. s GILBERT No. IS Park Row.
sG-P. Tecumseh Sherman, No IS WlIiem-sL
'-As:sd nS d B3E:i %sii,!5 t. Nc 10 East
es-Ernest II. Wallace. St. Paul Building
27--wilIiam H Wadhams no. ~ West Thlrty-tnlFo-S~
2s-Paul Herzog No. AI West SIXty-eighth-st
ss-E w BIoomnsdale No a. West sixty y-nin'A-st
so-Leona-d ] obsrmeisr. No. 2'a West ons-hundr'a-
s1-Arthur Faik. No l14 East ons-hundr'd-and-
92-P H. Dunn No. 2oi West Seventy-seventh-se
ss-Louis CaStagnet,i. No. % Maiden Lane
s4-James IL coehnOSEsE. wo-hundE'd-and-s'EhsT'
hist a. NtchOlGS-eNe.
sS-SamueI DeutchbeTEer. No. :S5 SsveDth-se
The Republican district leaders met yesterday
in the ofices OF the county committee. The
session lasted for two hours. and after IT Will
fam Halpln, chairman OF the executive commit
tee said that the committee discussed plans
for the campaign, and that It had been de-
cided 20 have ali active. organized force In every
election district in the Borough OF Manhattan
Mr. Halpin added that the subject Of chal-
Ienges on registration days was discussed and
q plan agreed upon. What the plan was he
would Hot say.
a plan OF work has been laid out for every
district leader TO follow" continued the chair
man. and the leaders will have an absolutely
good working organization for every election
district In the Assembly districts during the
four days Of registration"
In regard TO the election officers. Mr.. Halpin
said that there would not be a man serving as
an election officer who was not an enrolled Re-
publican. Il have looked up the name OF every
election officer appointed" he added, and I
know that every one is a straight Republican"
In regard 10 fraudulent registration. Mr.. Hal
pin said that the Republican party has made a
stronger effort than ever before TO put a stop to
Il and 20 illegal voting. I'VE have vast
amount OF information ard have devised sys-
tenn that Involves 4 great amount OF work" he
said. and II Is by way OF affording assistance
TO the district leaders in carrying out these plans
that men are 10 be sent into these districts 10
help them They have no authority TO assume
any item Of leadership"
To make the matter clear. Mr.. Halpin read
from the instructions sent to the Assembly dis
tricts, which state: 1T is desired 10 designate
competent men TO assist the leaders IN the AS
sembly districts. They will act under the or
ders OF the leader in assisting him in the
campaign" These men," said Mr.. HaIpin,
will go from different Assembly districts Tho
aim has been TO get men OF executive ability.
The scheme originated in the county committee