New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
INSTRUCT FOR HUGHES
Republicans Elect Deiegates-Meet-
ings Al Quiet.

The Parsons men in the 1Sth Assembly Distric
laat night under the leadership of Charles B. Page
Elections Commissioner, outgeneraied tie Hahn
men and captured the delegates to the state con
~ention At the primaries March 81 the Hahn
men the district by small plurality. but
at the the Parsons asserted that the eec
ticn districts carried by them would yield win
ming number of delegates in the district conven
ton and this prediction was verified.
Tventy-fhree Of the thirty-fVe conventions in
structed the delegates TO do their utmost in the
state convention Saturday TO elect delegates tc
The national convention favorable TO Governor
Hughes for President
Expecting trouble in this district, three patrol
men were in attendance but their services were
unnecessary. Only delegates Were admitted to the
convention room and there was at times lively
discussion. About ten minutes before the vote
on the slated ticket taken about twenty negro
delegates left the room
Ex-Cousressnan L. + QuSg tried in vain last
right at the 18th District convention 10 persuade
the Mack men to divide the delegates TO the state
convention. giving the Quigg men minority rep
resertation He intimated that II Mr. Mack would
do il there would be fight at the primaries in
September Mr.. Mack said that he and his friends
hsd made the last fight for the express purpose
Of eliminating the Quigg men, and he could not
consent 70 splitting up the delegation TO please
Mr. Quigg. When the convention assembled last
night a count showed that the Mack men had
50 Of the Ies delegates For chairman Leslie 5.
I-ockhart CQuigg) defeated by Henry A Wise
(Parsonsl by - TO Is,
Delegates and alternates were elected follows:
First Assembly District-Delegates: George Husch
sesss James 1ssF Mors Charles 5a6io
.e es Assby e nssrio joseph Ienso
Aerns;es joseph Pietrozzelo. Louis J. Frank Bernard
Robinson Alexander Wof CCninstructedD
Third assembly District-I9elegates James L March.
Thomas McNultr. IssdGTe Rubin, Amertcus Stable
ziternates. JACOB Luz- William Byrnes Joseph Cont
Fourth Assembly DistrIct-Delegates. Jacob \. New
stead. Abraham Mas Max Bernfeld. Norris Tomberg
krisky. Alexander Wolf tUninstructedl.
Fifth Assembly DistEict-JcSeph =. Hackett, Ed
RTaiiran" a1ernstes Luke Warford Charles Mccon-
nell. Henry Dryer Walter Lewelan, John German tor
Sixth Assembly Observation-Disclosures Samuel Koenig
Frank J. Dctzier. Wliem au ana Dr Herman HELEN
Severth Assemble Disrici-Delegates William Hapin.
xer; II {, Tiercy samuel A simpson
Dart. John Rather ana John j PIunkett Gor
fshth Assembly Observation-Disclosures. Charles NIur-
ray, Charles : Adler Louis friecel Joseph : kosalsky
and Abrsrn Abrams. alternates Michael BAH Max
Horn Nathan II Stone. Jacob German and Samuel Roth
Nnth Assemble Distct-DeIeeayes: Michael Il Blake
Brenner John Brady. William Bell VAT. 5r..-
P-.rne- Tohr II o-shea samuel Williams Robert }.
Williamson and leo3se 4 Fleming. tJnlEstTueted-2 "a,
Tenth Assembly IiSiTici-lteleg FtTtAanu Ell-
Thomas Rothmar- Fred L. Marshall. George $
'" Hot Jacob samuel JACOB fisilfrsteiT Abraham
schepPer ana Albert = AVzert- For HuEfeso
Nsnnlaker Herman v taAeT samuel Cohen imam
= Rogers and Conrad Aleid AIterates: Louis @chre
=. White. Pere- CurTan. samuel Huston and
Richard c. Van Horne. USor HughesD
Twelfth Assembly District-DeleEates. william Hen
CsoHan- alternates Philip Z Reilly. William +. Scar
Ing George scheGier. Joseph poran Cuninstructedp.
Page. Arthur P I-u5den. Thomas 7. Ryan.
Bouchsrd. Solomon johnson; alte-nates John McGib-