New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

Assemblymen along the lines Of the
amended Cobb bill
This amendment was voted down. and
Mr- Wise demanded to know who had
pledged the Bennett delegates. He said
that he did not believe they were
pledged, and offered an amendment that
the delegs tes should be instructed. Mr..
Bennett tried TO get a chance to accept
the amendment but Mr. Wise continued
with an amendment that the delegates
should be instructed to vote for a plank
in the platform indorsing unqualifiedly
the administration Of President Taft"
Bennett Tries Again.
Mr. Bennett got to his feet again, but
Mr.. Wise went right ahead with an
amendment that the delegates should
be instructed TO vote with County Presi-
dent Lloyd c. Griscom for Theodore
Roosevelt as temporary chairman of the
state convention.
Mr.. Bennett tried 10 accept that
amendment. and the delegates cheered
again. as they had cheered for President
Taft, but Mr. Wise then put in his
amendment that the delegates should
be instructed TO vote for Harry W Mack
for state committeeman"
That ended the reading Of amend
ments, and when the uproar subsided it
was found that Mr.. Wise had been voted
down all along the line and Mr.. Ben
nett's resolution was adopted.
The 9th Assembly District conven-
ton adopted a resolution saying:
We favor an Endorsement by the
state convention Of the administration
Of President Taft and the nomination
Of a candidate for Governor who will
conduct the affairs OF the state accord
ing TO the high standard set by Governor
Hughes.
BE II also resolved that We favor
such action on the part of the delegates
chosen here tonight as will further the
real sentiment Of the Republican party
in its state convention and VIII effect
such changes in the number and offices
Of the new state committee as may he
required to make the committee truly
representative of the Republican voters
Of the state
The delegates elected from the 9th
District were b ". B. Brown, the dis
trict leader; Herbert Parsons. Senator
George r. Agnew. Henry l. Stimson.
Alderman Courtlandt NicoIl. Henry n.
Stoweu and James YearanCe- The alter
mates were Major r Poole. Lloyd ?.
Stryker. Nicholas a. Knox. Assembly
man Charles A Dana. Edward K. Baird.
! Benjamin Bulrer and Richard F Lewis.
In the Both District resolution was
adopted pledging the delegates 10 follow
the leadership of County President LLOYD
| c. Griscorn tn all things"
The delegates from the 9Th District
were uninstructed. but in announcing
that there were TO instructions Samuel
| :. Koenig, Secretary Of State said that 1t
was understood that Taft, Hughes and
/ Colonel Roosevelt would be the plat
form for which the delegates would
work
In the 1st District resolutions We're
adopted indorsing the administration Of
President Taft.
The delegates from the 18TH District
we're instructed to nominate William r.
Wilcox. chairman of the Public Service
Commission. for Governor
The 9th and 1fth districts adopted
I resolutions indorsing the administration
| Of President Taft
The Oath District instructed the dele
gales TO vote for Theodore Roosevelt for
TEMPORARY chairman of the state con-
vention. and indOrsed the leadership OF
Lloyd G. Griscom- -,
The delegates from the 18th. ABE"
/ Cruber's district, were uninstructed.
/ Collector Loeb was one of the dele
! gates elected from the 18th District. and
4 the delegates we're instructed TO vote
I for Colonel Roosevelt as temporary
( chairman Of the state convention and a
direct nominations plank IN the plat
/ form.
rho 10Th District adopted resolutions
/ i1dorsinE -he administrations OF Presi-
/ dent Taft and Governor Hughes. but the
delegates were not instructed.
pledqed for Roosevelt.
In the 26th District the delegates were
instructed TO vote for Colonel Roose-
Welt for temporary chairman until a
temporary chairman has been elected -
/ They were instructed also to vote for a
direct nominations plank in the plat
form and 10 follow the leadership Of
! County President Lloyd c. Griscom-
In the 29th District Lloyd c. Griscom
william Chilvers. Otto T Barnard. Sena
tor F,lihu Root Charles H. Strong. presi-
dent Of the city Club; William BOndy
/ Nathaniel A Elsberg and Gordon Knox
PeI were elected delegates TO the state
convention. The a1ternates were Lindor
/ Bates. If. Robert Kelly Prentice. Alex
snder T. Mason. Charles Shongood. New
bold Morris. F. ". Bird, Howard Conk-
/ ling and William J. Chamberlain A res
olurion was passed indorsing Mr.. Girls
com and recommending the delegates tc
s7,nnorr him. Mr.. GriscOnl, MI Barnard
md Senator Root were not at the meet
ing.
The delegates from the 7th Distric
were pledged 10 support Roosevelt foi
/ temporary chairman
! The 32d District indorsed the admin
jstr,tions Of President Taft and Gov
or,or Hughes and the leadership Of Mr.
c-iscoro. Colonel Roosevelt was in
dorsad for temporary chairman Of th'
et.ta convention. The district cOnven
tion pledged itself to work for the nom
.,.,,o- of Congressman William :. Ben
nett for Governor.
The 23d and Both districts Endorsed
Taft and Hughes and direct nomination.