New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-12
DELEGATES FREE TO ACT
NEARLY ALL FOR HUGHES.
F;ght ODer denomination IN Second
assembly District.

1 30 ira BenubIicsn Assembly district con-
ventons which were held last night to select dele
gates and alternates to the state convention aoopt
ed Hughes resolutions instructed the deiesates'
but there was a strong Hughes sentiment at nearly
all the meetings.
The districts which instructed their delegates to
vote for the denomination of Governor Hughes
were the 18th. 18th and Esd.
In the I'd Assembly District a resolution opposing
the denomination of Governor Hughes and instruct
ing the delegates to vote a unit against Mr.
Hughes so long there was another candidate IN
the field adopted witt only one dissenting
vote Joseph Levenson, the district leader. said he
opposed to the Governor because he had ig-
nored the party organization.
The 18th Assembly District convention adopted
the following resolution:
Resolved That the delegates to the RePpieleaHf
of New York County assembled here. do express
their hearty approval of the stalwart Repupn-
administration of the affairs of the state during
the whole of his present term.
Resolutions indorsing Taft and Sherman and the
administrations of Governor Hughes and President
Roosevelt were passed unanimously in the 18th
District The delegation while unnstructed. is
understood to be favorable to the denomination of
Governor Hughes. Similar action was taken IN
the SD District.
The delegates from the 18th District go to the con-
venon uninstrcted under the following resolution,
offered by George Lauer. chairman of the commit
Tee on nominations and unanimously adopted;
Resolved, That in view Of the sentiment IL. in
against the Hon. Charles E Hughes, the deegates ties
18Th Se ASSEMBLY District in the Republican State
Convention, to be held in Saratoga, September T.
are hereby instructed to use their best judgment
in selecting candidate for the office of Gov
ernor.
Senator Depew, Representative Parsons. Beverly
r. Robinson, William Leary, Senator Asnew'
George r. Sheldon and Gherard Davis are among
the delegates from the 9th District.
The delegates and their alternates elected by the
various districts follow:
Ps gBa9 .5 e Haha a and has
Nowsk Altsrnstes Harry Augenthaler John salatic0
second assembly Joseph bsyensGn
A Gha john J. Barry, Joseph Hall William Gordon
and Samuel Friedman an. r..u.... Tonnes March.
Alfred Ws% oN Tns os and spo bane
1soia and Joseph l. CONT
Mas ssn ia9R and Max
Bernfed AltsTnates. Joseph i sten' A MentS' JACOB
Firth Assembly joseph T. 5 aaekett
Rro Warf9ra 5ohn eT 5a1ss o TaT
and g dohn + M Risaa1a NJ C'S'
DaasT william Rsg sPs Dr. dsePh ensk
seVenth Assembly william Halpn
IShn Mie Waldo ou Hternaes William H. Dart
L. Turner. ]. ]. Punkett Benjamin +. FOX ana NJ
Egh Assembly Ristrcchsrss Murray ass S Sss5ss
Stone Aternates Joseph P segaI Joseph p Keiner.
Sn sesm dsen aesa H Blake
John Windolph Louis Brenns5 W Wa G c7 W ana
Menges Patrick J. Hall Emil Fuchs and John H.
tenth Assembly DstriotDelsgass Ferdns2d Ed
george schaedep and Marcus Braun
Keenan, kssa1 r K KeTsai and de9 Simon Fisehle
W Rssef Atas hax John
Butler and Henry stoWel AteTnates W Rasns j.
William William E6eriei GSs and c G Riehardson
5 TEsfn Job
a 1s 5G s1rs. sgRss Frank
7 TSr ssSf assenbiy B.
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akeT james cailhan Elwood Hendrick and Cornell A
ysehn ocot. SVls@ IS: Bsnnft ac HsaTy
M Mise Ges AND George e Bee6eior
2 Fox & So P1nS John 8o Samuel aaTris and
Thomas se Write George FINK
efs seventeenh Assembly Dsriet-Delesates Abraham
GFuS ao GH0F Gafie. AS'' Reyd
fsPh sR0ss ansffoS Henry
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villain ssh
Clay Adee Alternates. DR. Emanuel Castka Charles W
Twentyrfrst Assembly Dstriet-Delesaes Moses sI NJ
Mckee Alfred R. Page julius Mayer 1a aSs BSan
Arthur E Preyer Thomas Kenny. Gustave Ruther Eben
De saTeS 0p Assembly Neal
Charles Rsubs a and Tas6S Ne
sdsrss Miner and August b i Gss
Woodward Josiah Newcomb Max F. a sono
Leo Aiternass Huston James P5snGs
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HAYES aatsD and DIRE Frederick Boynea:
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sheldon George B. Agnsw GeTharda paess' Safies
BianeS Major Poole J9hn G9a d2osp N Mfam 4
K Kn9E J o1d fsenTy A Coulter
Assembly sf ygs snd Thoma
p lucas Aternates William J Shine Isadore May
n asem aae John Henry
Hammond Otto r Barnard Charles H Strong Marcus
Rsns n'T4' R MassrPiei and NswSod
sn ] n Maur Msury "a Freeman Howard sehoe
william Kelly cad Dr. T. A 6 Anasrs9 Harvey An
dreWs Samuel Feiber Samuel sras6ourger DR. L.
Michel q9Ss.sn chass E fTeson Td
dows Fraser ALFRED Jaw9rawer. Joseph BeF
and Tbi TfSofTsk Assembly Frank
caser Charles wurz John Murray and Julian a
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