New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-31
POLITICAL.
NETWORK.
rrxes COUNTY REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES;

,,,,os COUNTY REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
rho Renublcan primary elections 1or ueie
to. 20 the General Committee, ana iOi -,
oreapzatons, were held last evening ID ro 81
fbo With winch is 10 be heiu 'ni9
lowing gentlemen were elected ,,,. n = r.,
JFard-Pesdeut Jesse G. Smith Treasurer Seah W
Corsa White; SceTstay psGisl var lam cashox T. A. Stud
vel D1n W1r n c Ea Iss Lewis vice Prssdent William II
Ia bSIafeni ae a. T1rsr Daniel T. LeyeHe Dele
gates General Conn ee James hl1 A0'DA~
ITIs BsrS-PTe.dest A. FIssrsdi viesPIesdent D. 9 va
70 CsBsfs co4nie n IO A B. Thorn G. IL Roberts, San
'' ISs D vlts Vice PFesdeTt George Ben
5 isS IS b,I Beer,,es to Genera Cosmee Reeve
Couch Ezra Baldwin, h. W Co6arn w Vocrhiss W. TT
Hauosk Sseoni Vice President James H. Ciys Ssersts Roes
Ssor John Lee william o. Brown Charles PbhPs JONI
Ti EarsPs.,rt Norton r. Tr., vc.Pr.asn W ce,:
President J. Edwards Secretary r. C. h9o Wiev
wv EenyoB 3 Melsiss VIM Colt G. CoSdt ....,,.,, -.
YIN Bard-Pre,en Edra syah Fst yyg VIZ Vice President
Charles Soif Secrss james h.' so s,s Ss ca1 Wi
= W webb R. O sidney Joseph Ward, Tb'lI sl's Gilbert
i&S Tara-Pre.dsut W l. MgHe. Second Vice President
Col Julian Aen Thru vice. eeen' P.se " Nooes
SoH@e@ - Ei.srd T. Pawn Geo davenport Major Howard
& CoHrsldJ. David Edwards John Wiimoit n - r,,.
Sr s5 vepesshi Georg. Thomss seesr1
Cent John HALL Treasurer HoveG delegates
Committee elected as follows Daniel b. Has6ronek
Joseph whock Reuben H. Underh and Joseph monk For th
tht delegate there VS. ns between three Sans1 ,S psa
eceloa Vas ordered Tor MONDAY evening" jan q " OeeiAe Wa"
xia WsTd~Pr,,i,st W. L sssar. F visePreshsn Rulsi
cuuriashan As'isntSereta G Hall; Treasurer G. W. ysn
Z b. No..eIoS wn. stewart A @ TATE
KIN -fes0e3' OLauucey D fslt NletFtfasnt Edward
LAKE SerstarT James Johnon Financial Seerefy and Ireas
William fssaqi Deegae to he general ComTiiss ohaafey n
Tii@ gera-Ple'aea SgsTgad Ksual.aA s Vice Fresae5,
Ostauder; Assaa. Seeary Howard; Treasurer Gee
Read DELEGATE to Cereal Committee Wu X Leayerai Chas !"
KIN Ward-lIedeut Geo &. Msgatb; VieePresdsat Jesse
ass to General Committee s 7 as5io1 A6ran AE,l
Ava aard-Prssdsrt T@oihy b Ross. vlcePrssdsrt Daniel
secretry Lenue Nole Treasurer John SnyieI Dele
tlrt 3 b. Taft, William Dunbar, owen Thomas
tT@ Ward President Herman Theme Vice President, Freder
r. osiasi ho t F S5siAf, Jane. NaIa ITessaIF yoas
1IIih IaIa-Psdsai Johe MeDsmii vcerIssiisn' Josph
Morse H. S Bellows D. l. Austen X J. Carpenter, jonathan
TrIrIa WsrPresasu Henry Dawson IT,; Wee president. ch,r
l'es..es 70 Gsaes Coo@tee-C W G9tari Chas L. Rogers
IvM WarL-Fresidelt Franklin whiting ycePesiani syl'ss
m Belrl; Treasurer Ambrose Snow secretary Loui. o. Suow
delegate. the General Committee Andrew B. Hodge Frsdk Seho
See u llshe heny Best Adolpa WIsA ~. No.. -.
Eosg Second Nioe,Presdent Henry holcon6 S,carr s.
smith Delegates 10 General Committee Eolt D. Benedict K ".
Plr.leI, C. H. h Smith. Samuel Gibsrson Nu NJ Little.
TANliANY PRIMARIES.
The Iammany General Committee met last
evening al Masonic Han the temporary headquarieTs
Mr William NJ. Tweed il the chair and resolved 90 hold
she primary elections this evening for delegates to the
General Cl;snilttcg 1Ur 1855.
y1{E TWENTIETH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.
! A meeting of the XXth Assembly District
Republican Association was announced TO be held last
night al Dngledein's. Tmrdave, hut when the com,
mtee applied for tine key Of the cbr0Om It was refused
by the proprietor the ground that the Assoeaona9
30 night the except on Friday night Mr III
yer President OF the Association was not present a.
xhe time but had called Dingedeins earlier III the
evening and learning that II mcOnvenent 10 have
clubmeetng, had retired. The committee however re-
enforced by several members Of what IS known IN the
Nineteenth Ward the Farley faction OF the Association
70 Io n fVpd of
accordingly burst in the door took 81 the ROOM
and transacted little business Of no Importance; ana
wound up by witnessing light between two OF ther num-
ber one OF whom badly beaten before the ponce ar
ciYed to restore order