New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27
WHOLE FUSION TICKET
TAKEN BY REPUBLICANS
Judiciary, Borough and County
Designators Follow Stand
of City Committee.
GRUMBLINGS OVER HOPPER
But No Name Is Offered in
Opposition to independence
League Man - Rising
Vote for Whitman.

The Republican judiciary. borough anc
county designating committees yesterday
afternoon accepted the candidates as Sc
Iected by the fusion committee all the way
down the line. The designations made are
as follows:
judiciary.
EUGENE A. PHII.BIN dnd. Dem.). and BEN
JAMlN y. CARDoZO und. DEM
Borough.
For Borough President MARCUS NJ. MARKS
Rep).
For coroners-Coroner HERMAN HELEN
STEIN tRepD. coroner ISRAEL !. FEE
RERG (RtpJ. Dr. L. L. RIoRDAN Una
League. and TIMOTHY HEALY prosJ'
County.
For District Attorney District Attorney
CHARLES & WHITMAN rep.
For Judges of the Court Of General Sessions
WILLIAM II. WADHAMS RepD, and Ats.,
ant District Attorney CHARLES {. MOI
Jr. Rcp).
For justice Of the City court-wILIIAM I.
RANSOM ProgD.
For Sherin-MAX :. GRIFENHAGEN
RepD.
For County Clerk County CLERK WILLIAM
/. SCHNEIDER lind. DEM.
For Resister-JOHN J. HOPPER und
Lesgue)
koenie Takes the Helm.
Samuel S. Koenis, president OF the Re.
publican County Committee. talked
straight from the shoulder to his leaders
when the executive committee met on the
stage Of the Murray Hill Lyceum half an
hour before the time for the first
designating committee to meet yester-
day afternoon. There were some grum'
blings on the part OF several members
over accepting Mr.. Hopper for Register
since William Randolph Hearst had re-
pudiated A part Of the fusion slate. There
was some opposition TO Mr.. Ransom also
No one offered any substitution for Hop
Der. but Abraham Gruber moved that Isl
dor Wasservogel be named in place oi
Mr. Ransom.
Mr.. Kocnig said the organization was IN
honor bound to accept the fusion slate
and he intended To see that 1t Wen'
through. Collin II Woodward. Of the I'D
District. moved that the entire fusion
slate be accepted. and the only leader vot-
ing In the negative was Joseph Levenson,
OF the I'd.
II was called TO his attention that he
Lad also voted against the Republican
candidates. He explained he had not IN
little difference
The borough convention was called 70
order by Mr.. Koenig at o'clock. Marcus
NJ. Marks was nominated for Borough
President 10y former Senator Martin SAKE.
lie said he knew there was some opposi-
ton to the fusion slate. but no believed
the thing 10 do was 10 accept the candi-
dates picked by the fusion committee.
The candidates for coroners were then
placed in nomination. Tho only ripple OF
excitement was caused when Joseph y.
Nctedly. leader OF the 18th District. said
II know ! have been turned down by
the organization. but I want TO nominate
a man ! know would make good coro-
ner | place in nominal ton DR.. John j.
Hoebel"
This looked like a break in the fusion
programme. as Hoebcl was not on the
slate Neiedly was promptly squelchcd by
Mr. Koenig.
Didn't you just vote on this platform
TO support the entire fusion ticket" Mr..
Koenig asked.
Yes" replied Nejedly. but just
wanted TO hand d compliment to DR..
Hoebel."
You get no compliments here to-day"
said Mr. Koenig. sharply.
The committee voted TO lay the IIoebel
nomination on the table. and the incident
was closed