The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-14
PROGRESSIVES PICK
LIST OF DELEGATES
Nominations for National Con.
vention on June z. to Be
Voted On April +.
DEMOCRATS NAME LISTS

DEMOCkATS NAME LISTS
. The ame OF the candidates for dele
gates and their a%lternates from this
state to the national convention OF the
: Natiorai Progressive party. which Will
b. held In Chicago on June Z. were made
= public at national h~eadquartep here
Yesterday. The Progressives will vote
con these names at the primaries on
i, April I.
: instead OF any Biz -Four" euch az
Characterize the delegations Of the Re.
! publican and Democratic parties, the
,frogrcssives have n Big Two" their
party rules providing that the number
Of delegates at largo from any state
shall equal the lumber Of United States
Senators plus the Congressman at large.
The Big Two who ave been desig-
mated by petition are Chairman Oscar
=. Strsus Of tho Public Service Com
iss.on and Horace s. wilkinson Of Syra-
cuse. While only 1900 names we're re-
CURED on the petitions designating the
candidates the number actually obtained
for each petition was $500.
william n. Hotchkiss. ex-State chaiy-
man OF the party. does not appear on
The list. MI. Hotchkiss refused tho
behest OF George W. Perkins 70 pledge
fHiSN W NptN W. WI TOVcCNCbts ~
the other delegates designated from New
York county have. No delegate q
been designated from the Twenty fourth
Congress district, and II Is considered .
possibility that Mr.. Hotchkiss may run
at the primaries AS candidate to repre-.
sent that district in tho national con.
~Nepjion.
The delegates DESIGNATED from up State
Rave not been pledged, but II is believed
fhAf tansf 81 Nhn,,, u-i11 x,ntA Hns NNt
Roosevelt. Mr.. Hotchkiss rs an ardent
admirer OF Justice Hughes and is ono
VI the leaders among those who. In op-
position 20 MIR. Perkins. believe that the
Progressive party is larger than the
Colonel.
Delegates and AIternates.
The list OF delegates and their alter
nates-one for each Congress district en-
cept in the Nineteenth and Twenty-third,
where there are two delegates-is a. fol-
lows. those designated as delegates being
named nrst and their a~Ite:nates second
First-Abrsham Field and sanford A.
Davidson.
seccnd--Hcnry :. Johnston and Prank
Baldwin.
Third-cherles :. Arons,on and John T.
routth Henry Eiser and John Gcrdor.
FIFTH Illusion II. Dexter and Milton a.
sixth i!inn Ha,nlin ch,ids AMI John
seyen,h-Robcrt II Elder and George $.
Frank.
~Eishth-rrei II syhomeurx and John *.
Tsrodt.
Sinth-Jesse Fuller. Jr, and Andrew J.
oNtili.
renth-Jacoo l. HOFFMAN and Oliver r.
L even;h-Tlmo,hy Healy and william
Twelrh-,.ossrd Nj. ~aI''te'n and
rhirtesufh-Soloinon Sufr!n and John
Four:eenth-John J. o'connen and p. 81.
Fi'tecnth-wiiiam Halp.n and Frederick
Liebich.
six,eenth--wtiiAm NJ. chaxeoune and
s.v.n!etnth-BaInbr,dse Colby and VIII.
Etrhteenih-H,nry l. s,odisrd and
Richard a. Purdy.
Nipeteer,h-wCliam L. Ransom and
Michaei schsap. Jacob J. Lesser and
Twen;ieth-staniey NJ. 'Isaacs and
Observation-Disclosures Pecora and John
n. Royal,
Twenty. second-Ausust schwartr'er and
Twenty ~-third~Georsc " Perkins and
william !. Mi!arI. David w. Armstrong.
ir. ana Joseph y savage
rNentV-hftn-Wslter ~ johnson and
Beveridge {. Dunlop. .
rwenty -ri>th-H,in,l,cn rish. Jr. and
Monroe Icrwllliger.
Twen,v-s-ven:h-Lucius G. Tuckerman
ana Lyman ; Holmes.
Twenty. Borden II. Mills and n.
Twenty nin;h-Dsn'el T. Woodward and
Edgar Leonard.
Thirti",h-A.va t'airlce ami Wendell p.
hir,y-nrs.-Joh u. Burnham and
Henry J. Merriam.
Thirty. aecond-Georse l.. scheiplc and l.
Thir,y ,hird-Joo. L. spinsai and
Harry .ACkleN
mi ~, 4. four,h rIe NJ Dickenson and
Charles -. pu Moud.
Thirty lfh--,illes II. stillwe'i and War
Thirtv..iNth--Esr :. Warner and Will
Observation-Disclosures y. Levy and
Thirt, cisath-Frank $, Ellison and
Ellsworth y Kelly.
rhir,y.uinth- Clark :. rapiey and Fred
ror,isih-wiiiam X. Keith and George
y.ur.,-X Iwin b Rowley and Leroy
rorS .second-i. bradley Dorr and ". J.
porty-thi-d-Heroer, L. ". Porter and
Wins a. Chamberlain
old Tim-r. ~ Democratic List.
Names OF men who In most cases
l,retoforc hiy, been On the lists Of
deiegate> from New York city to the
Democratic rational conventions are con-
~.picuoua 10y their absence from the list
If district delegates made public yester-
lay by secretary Thomas =. Smith %
ranmany Wall August Belmont, John
4 S,anchii.ld. Alton Il. Parker. Morgan
:. Brien and William I. Shechan do
not appeav this time.
These named viii nc voted on at the
primaries Of .,pr;l 4, having been desig.
nated by the district eaders. There
we're no contests, The list Of designated
delegates and their alternates ID as
follows:
Clc"euth D,,trtct--Al'red =. Smith and
Charlss Hornanu, alternstes. Bernard 4.
Donneliy am Thomas g. Brown. twelfth.
John =. hh.srn and Henry NJ. Goldfogle;
Morrissey. Thirteenth, christopher d. Sui
Ivan ANA Max u, S,euer. alternates, Max
: Levine and Maurice Cukor. Fourteenth.
robert |. Luce and y. Taylor Phillips;
1%iternst-s, David u. Knott and Joseph J,
Titzhenry. Fifteenth, ChaNes =. Murphy
md Thomas y, smith. ei;ernate.. JAMES
william Dalton and Henry DE Witt Hsm!l-
tau. alternate, lohn /. Walsh and John ".
Nuightou. Seventeenth. Louis L. la Tour
and J sergeant Cram; sltsrnates. Howard
L. Tay,or and pr, ra!riIs turn
and ChaNes y Alexander; alternstes, VIII
lam y. shannon and Edmund J. Curry
Mars; %i5srn 1Ses joseph lfI L. sns NV .i see
ana George " Enright Twentieth. John
J Dfet@ and John Thomas; alternate,
T.,H,U BgrhHp %ni James r Ly,sh
ard J. bowling altevnates. Thomas 4.
Nc'irsth and r.tsr y. Holland. twenty
second, Antonio IuCcs una Mlchaei J Wei
zen; sltcrna'e', John J. +. Mulcahey and
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