New-York tribune., 1912-03-02
FIGHTS FOR DESIGNATIONS
RenlIbIican County Committee
Meets Under Primary Law.
MACK WINS WITH TAYLOR
Roosevelt Candidates for Lead
crship of Brough's ana
Grnher's Districts.

I-rAer the new primary Law the Nrhi'e''
., the Republican County COMMITTEES ~
u,,irs each Assembly district met last
III, % ds.ienate candidates for delegates
. a,,erra,as IN the state convention 'or
the ney county COMMITTEES, Tor eN"'u''''
,,sr,hArs and for the Assembly. muhlc'pd'
court district and borough committees
There was a fight among the three u"
,,ors-,be Mack. the Douglas ana the oI"
~onsarva,,ya Club--in the 18th AssemoN
Dts,r,ct After much dickering on oo'"
-. Tho Mack faction finally SWUNG VI
-, ,,,, Conservative Club people and gov
,,tor,tv for John Taylor ss executive
,.,,,tsr and his county committee ticket
,m.rt ot,inger. the present executive mem
,4,,s.a "a retain the leadership. u is
nrohah,s that two independent uoSr"
against Taylor will bc put III nof'''i''''' ~
petition. ,,oa
The various factions were nhap'e " 'h
on delegates to the state convention s"'
the meeting adjourned without any uesls
r.,;ons There will probably he three "''
fereu, usts al delegates nominated pF pc
titlon. .o,
Opponents'of Alexander Broush ieapei VI
the 10Th Assembly District thoush' '"eS
had enough members OF the county oo''
,,,i,toa IN designate their man for executive
member. but he beat them ana WAS 's"oS
,.a,ad I, Is understood that he has an
arranasmsnt With Abraham Gruber where
A., ho "a "a he nominated for Congress 'h's
fall while Gruher will remain on the s'a's
| committee. .,
The Roosevelt supporters intend to run
poh.r, q Lewis for leader of the i9th us
,rct against Mr. Brough ana WINS u
Da,,s aoa,ust Abraham Gruber for leade'
Of the 18th. -
william Talpin, leader OF the dh pis-
,r,ct the only member OF the executive
comnittee for Roosevelt, was redes'gha,e'
for Leader last hight. Friends OF Johh
c,ass have already prepared petition 10
nIaoo him on the primary ballot, To ne
',a,od ON March %, In opposition to Mr.
| Halpins ticket. IL Is sain 'he'e 10 u"
| celent chance of GLASS; victory
Tonight the Republicans VIII deSsha'e
| candidates for members OF the s'ale com
mi,tee (one from each Congress dls'rict'
| and for delegates and alterna'es 10 tie
national convention to be held In 'hicaeo
| uwo delegates and two alterha'es "o'''
each Congress district
Tbess designations had not been Hhnitely
| determined last night. but II was learned
that Charles :. Bernheimer and ogden H.
Mills would probably be selected as the
organization candidates for delegates 10
| the national convention from the nth Con
| .ress District In the 18th Congress DIS
| triot Otto #. Barnard and ex-congressnan
WILLIAM IT, Douglas viii probably be
named. Samuel S. Strasbourser VIII be
one of tho delegates from the 18th Congress
Dis,rict and the second place would have
conc "a Henry Wise, United States District
A,,ornsy. but he declined the honor. sam
,,a, G Koenig, president Of the county COM
| mitt.s will 20 to Chicago as a delegate
from the liih District
Owing To the increase in number OF Con-
gross districts In New York the organiza-
,ion here will have twelve places In the
new state committee, instead Of nine, as at
present. Joseph Levenson will probably
ne named to represent the 18th Congress
District man from the 10th Assembly
District Will be chosen To represent the 18Th
District Samuel 5. K0enig VIII return
to the state committee from the nth Con-
gress District in the 18th District Fred
erck c. Turner OF John s. Shea VIII prob
ably be chosen. IL. w. B. Brown Is the
man slated to represent the 18th District,
but George Wanmaker may get the place
There was no suggestion last night as 10
who would be chosen in the nth District.
In the 18th District william Chilvers, lead
er of the 18th Assembly District, or Will
lam c. Hecht, leader of the Goth Assembly
District, will probably be chosen.
There is no doubt that Abraham Gruoer
will go back TO the state committee from
the 10Th District. The fight for the place
In the Goth District Is between Morris Levy,
Samuel Krulewitch and John ID. Cart
wright. all district leaders
Moses VI. Mckee. Commissioner OF Elec-
tions. will be named from the 2lst District.
In the 22d District the choice is between
william II. Ten Eyck and Alfred b.
simonds. new district leader.
Collin II. Woodward, leader of the 23d
District, is the best guess for the sd Con-
gress District.