New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
Ny. DELEGATES CHOSEN
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introduced resolutions instrucng the delegates TO
vote for the Governor until he nominated or
until he should withdraw They were unanimously
carried.
The convention in the 18th all for Hughes.
Without any opposition Congressman Herbert
Parsons and Otto T. Barnard. ex-treasursr OF the
Republican State Committee. we're chosen as N
structed delegates.
The alternates were Guy Van Anringe and Al
/ exander V. Campbell. The resolution naming these
men and containing their instructions was offered
by General Stewart l. WOOdford
Magistrate Whitman. temporary chairman
spoke, and incidentally made reference 20 the
fate OF the anti-racetrack gambling bills when he
said: believe in a Republican Legislature. and
we are sorry of its members are not strong
enough TO stand up for Republican measure just
at present But we believe in Republican Leg
islature just the same"
There was loud cheering when he mentioned
President Roosevelts name and there was equal
ly great enthusiasm when he said: NO true Re
publican will stand for a moment any aspersion
on the character. integrity ability of the secre-
tary OF War"
Congressman Parsons not present
At the 18th District Convention Senator c. B
Agnew, who chosen delegate. was not pres
ent. but the close OF the meeting. after maeny
men present had left the club ex-Congressrnan
Douglas his colleague. expressed thanks on behalf
Of Senator Agnew and himself for their selection
He promised to do his utmost for the nomination
Of Governor Hughes for President who, he said.
the second choice OF the hepuDllC<tls III every
in the Union except New York.
Il have faith in the guiding star Of Governor
Hughes to lead the Republicans to victory said
Mr.. Douglas LAS for the leading opponent Of Mr.
Hughes, l say that do not think he will be
your leader. He has already made his canvass
He has made it too prematurely, and this VIII be
a disadvantage 20 him. He has gone about the
country making promises that he never fulfil
and he is greatly hampered by the environment OF
a political career
In the 9th District. where there had been fight
between Congressman George Z Waldo and Naval
Officer Kracke for the control OF the 18th Assembly
District the primaries settled FOR the time being
by the opposition leaving Kracke in possession Of
the field. there was no trouble at the convention
last night F A NJ BurreH offered resolution
indorsing President Roosevets administration and
pledging the delegates to Governor Hughes. II was
unanimously carried
AT the convention Of The 9Th District Congress
William VI. Calder leader Of the 18th Assem-
bly, District and Alfred z. Vass we're elected dele.
gates without trouble 4 resolution instruCtng the
delegates to for Hughes and 10 do all in their
power TO secure bis selection passed unani-
mously
At the 9TH Congress District in Brooklyn William
Beattie attacked Michael Dady. leader Of the
LIST District but Dady and his friends controlled
the convention and elected Colonel Dady and Jacob
Brenner delegates
The delegates by Congress districts follow:
Second Congress Dis,rct-DeIesates william Berri AMI
Timothy L Wo5drut: alteruaJes FRANK schulz
Third Congress Distric-DsIeeates Alfred C. HobIey
Frederick II. Schroeder: aernates, Adam II Leech
and Edward Mcdonald Cfor Hughes
Fourth Congress Dstrict-Deegates. John K Neal and
Reuben n Haskell funnstrUCte1)
Fifth Congress DistucJ-DeeEaIes Lewis n Pounds
and james p COnD@U; RlteTnates Fred g. Williams and
John Feitusr Cfor Hughes
sixth Congress District egates William NJ. CaIde-
and Alfred z Vars alte-uaes. William a Prcndersasc
and Charles A SChreen, f. tfo- Eiughes}-
Seventh Congress DistrctDelesates. Michael J Dady
and Jacob Byenner luntnstructedl ,,.-
Eighth Congress Observation-Disclosures, Thomas Brannlss
ana Joseph Hackett alternates, John IIaLin IT, ana
John Law Dfor Hughes
Ninth Congress DisJrict-DeIegates. Charles H NIur-
and Joseph Levenson; alternates Michael Ball and
Abraham konrnel fur instructed
Delegates Thomas ftothruarn
Samuel hOecig; aternstes, Marcus Braun and
Frank J. DotLler for Hughes.
Eleventh Congress DstrtCt-Deeg2tes Ezra 2 Prentice
and Charles z Page: aIt=Tna-es Herman ~. Beyer and
Edmond A. Bodne ltJ- Hughes
Twelfth Observation-Disclosures. Chauncey NJ.
z Hedges; alterates, Joseph hrUlsh
Joln :. Shea (for HuEhest.
Trireerth Congress DisricJ-Dslegates- Herbert Par
sors ana T Barnard; slteraes. Guy Van Arn-t1ge
and Alexander V. Campbell ttor Hughes
Fourteenth Congress Dlstrirt-L)eiegat-s, NliaIn g.
Hacht ami Theron Il Burden: Rternates. Lsdisisv q.
Fran, Ira O. Darrin tuninstrucJedi- ~
Douglas srd George z. Agnew. alter1ates. George "
WarnaEer ar Peter Banks 1o- Hughes
SiN+eeuth Observation-Disclosures. Julius NJ Mayer
and b Reyrods; alternates Morris Levy and San
Seventearth Congress Observation-Disclosures, Alfred r
PAGE and W. BerIet; alternat-s. Max T. Gr1erEaser
and John w Kirby tfUr Hughes.
Congress District-uelegateS. il4-ain =
EycE and Edward II Healey- slt-rTates Alglst /
schwatzler and Thomas W Whittle Gor Hughes