. Leslie's history of the greater New York . Re-IMiblican ()iganization in the Conn- ~ty of New \ork, and soon after be-came Chairman of the Republican County Committee. In the Constitutional Convention of 1894 he wasone of three delegates-at-large from New York (ity, and was made(Chairman of the Committee on Public Charities. He is a member ofthe Advisory Committee of the Republican State Committee. He wasDelegate-at-large from the State of New York in the RepublicanNational (onvention of 1S9(>, was member for New York on the Com-mittee on Resolutions, and was one of the sub-committee of f
. Leslie's history of the greater New York . Re-IMiblican ()iganization in the Conn- ~ty of New \ork, and soon after be-came Chairman of the Republican County Committee. In the Constitutional Convention of 1894 he wasone of three delegates-at-large from New York (ity, and was made(Chairman of the Committee on Public Charities. He is a member ofthe Advisory Committee of the Republican State Committee. He wasDelegate-at-large from the State of New York in the RepublicanNational (onvention of 1S9(>, was member for New York on the Com-mittee on Resolutions, and was one of the sub-committee of fiveapjiointed to diaft a platform, being especially active in connectionwith the forming of the financial plank which furnished the issue ofthe cam])aign on which President McKinley was elected. Mr. Lauter-bacli was born in this city, in old Greenwich village, August 12, 1811,was educated in the New York ])ublic schools, and was graduatedwitli honors from the College of the City of New York, of whichinstitution he is now the EDWARD LAUTERBACH. 266 HISTORY OF THE GREATER XEW YORK. CLEMENT, GEORGE ANSEL, Ixnii in New York (ity, February22, 1S51, attended the imhlii- scIkkiIs utkI Dr. (iuaekeuboss Colle^^iateSchool, and studied law with the late famous Charles OConor andBenjamin F. Dunning. Admitted to the bar in 1872, during the nexttwo years he practiced law in Orange County, New York, while alsoeditor of the Port Jervis Gazette. He then returned to this city, wherebe has continuously practiced since. He was for some time a partnerof Horatio C. King until the latter removed to Brooklyn. He assistedin compiling the earlier editions of Blisss Annotated Code, edited anedition of Court IJules, and is tlie author of the Fire InsuranceDigest. He has been the successful counsel in many important mer-cantile and fire insurance cases, and is a member of the Bar Asso-ciation of the city, the Law Institute, and the State Bar was an officer of the Ninth liegi
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