New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20
Fusion Practically a Failure.

A yet there mas been little or no talA
/ - the designations for the Supreme Court
bench among the Republicans. II former
years the Republicans have elected men
4 10 the supreme Court 81 this count br
/ fusinS with other organizations. bu; the
/ present law If aimed 10 make a success
fuI fusion practically an imPoshblhtv
/ The leaders OF the various Assembly
districts have been meeting in Congress
I district groups for severa. days go al
effort 10 select the nominees Tor Con-
gress but 60 IA few have actua.lv been
picked A. present the Republican Or
ganizatior has not a single Congressman
/ IN this county Il II believed however.
that they ought 20 carry the 18Th this
year. with a nghtng chance "a the 18TH
and the 2st
/ Alexander BrougH. former senator
! from the 18th District has long beer an
/ bilious 70 GET the nomination tor Con-
gress r. the 18th Disrrir- this IA re
/ mas the backing Of Abraham Gruber and
with the committeeman from the latter 2
district a. well as those from MS own.
he expects 10 land the nomination.
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I or William 3 StamboUsh, who for mary
years has been ar active worker n the
3lst Assembly District Organization. he
1 Is d successful young business man and
vii hsve the backing CT his district tov
! the nomination
Victor Hugo Durss is being talked %
/ for the nomination n the t7th Congress
/ District Alderman Percy Davis covets
the nomination IN the list and Assem-
! olyman Shect0r mas announced that ne
would like 20 rgu II the I'd District
Newcorb Prefers ssnsts.
/ Senator JOSIAH u Nswcom6 mad .n-
tended % be a candidate FOR Congress f.
/ the 22d District but after careful cor
/ sideration has decided 10 run again for
/ the Senate from the 18th District He IS
the only Republican Senator ron this
county John r Yawger has been Sc
/ lected 10 run for the Senate IN the 18TH
District but the other candidates have
not been chosen vet
I As for Assembly nominations Assembly
/ men Ropp. OF the sth District Nelson. %
/ the Gst. Crane % the 2Sd; stoddard OF
the 18th. Dana OF the Z7th. Coleman. ~
/ the 29th. Shlivek OF the 3lst. Fleck. %
! the oath. and Yule. OF the 18th will prob
/ ably be renominated Other men will be
named 20 succeed Assemblymen Schector,
/ o. the 32d. and Ruddig OF the sd districts.
/ Half a dozen men are candidates for the
! designation for Coroner IN The Bronx.
! II was said yesterday that Tammany
would probably renominate all or it's
members who are now IN Congress and
all OF the present Tamm&ny Senators eI-
/ cept Big Tim" Sullivan, who Is 3D.. and
! Senator John g save The nomination
/ TO succeed Sullivan VIII probably 20 70
/ Assem- byrnan Fitzgerald. who. BY the
way, was formerly IN the Senate Walter
/ r Herrick. who. TWO years ago. defeat
! ed Assembyman Dana IN the 9th Assem-
/ bly, District viii probably receive the
| designation 10 succeed senator SAKE IN
the nth Senate District
| The meetings OF Tammany designating
! committees are scheduled as follows. A.
/ sernbly, FOR the designation OF candidates
/ for the Assembly and the selection OF del
egates 10 the state convention. tomorrow:
Senate. Thursday Congress, Friday: Cor
oner OF The Bronx. Saturday; two justices
/ OF the Supreme Court, Monday
/ Word reached here yesterday that
/ Charles 3 Ward OF Livingston Manor.
/ Sullivan County would probably be NOM
/ mated for Congress IN the 9th District
which includes Sullivan, Ulster. Greene
! and several other counties. Mr. Ward Is
a newspaper man. proprietor Of The Lib
| erty Register"