New-York tribune., 1871-09-21
THE BROOKLYN PRIMARIES.

The Brooklyn primaries WILL be held THIS
evening. We have received the following communca
ton which commend 10 the attention OF the Repub
ican voters of Kings:
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The preservation of Republicansm in Kings
County depends upon good governing the action Of
individual Republicans at their primaries There would
hardly be contest In Brooklyn we're 1t not for the de-
sire the cotee of ocehOlders to perpetuate them
selves in Office. To this desire they ready 10
sacrifice party interests Mr.. A. NJ Bliss and host Of
unswe rving Republicans whose ruling motive Is the
building up of the party into q harmonious phalanx,
and who are determined that United States Senator
FeDton Of the representatives OF this State In the
National Councils shall be recognized such and also
as an Interpreter Of the interests Of the Republican
party In the field calling upon all who are for unity
and strength rally at the primaries which to be
held tomorrow evening. The opposition Of the Office
holders is based sefshness. All Republicans who de-
sire to hear the laSt Of division and disntegraon OF
their party will rally under the Bliss banner II fair
effort Is made in this direction, predict that least
two-thirds Of the delegates elected tomorrow will be
such as shall insure future peace and harmony to the
party in Kings County. CITIZEN.
Brooklyn, Sept. 90
NOTES ON THE CAMPAIGN.
The Albany Democratic primaries, held yes
terday claimed to have in favor of John Tracey
candidate for Senator.
The Republican primaries in Kings County
for the election Of delegates to the Assembly District
Conventions elect delegates TO the State Convention
at Syracuse, take place to night
The XXth Assembly District Regular Re-
publican Convention met last night and appointed a
committee to confer with organizations opposed to Tam
many Hall and agree upon nominee
Judge John SlOsson, the Republican candi-
date for the Assembly from the XIth District OF this
CITY, Ia man Of known integrity and abtlity-a man Of
class of which there certainly ought to he, once In Q
few years. specimens among the delegates from this city
TO the Legislature.
The following are additional names of dele
eates TO the State Convention Queens CorntyIst Dis
tr,ct-John A. King John BirdsAll 6ulltcan County
c. " T. LudingtOn, r. X. Jellif, Rockwell Tyler OspeDO
County-IIId Dstrtct-Cnsuneey 8. Sage, A. B. Warner,
James w. Fentop.
The following nominations for Assembly
man haye been made by the Union Republican egular)
organization Of this city, With District, Isaac Wood
With District. H. N TwomLy; Ixth District, Stephen
John siosso1 XIIIth District George a. Msekay; XVIth
District, Henry Wilson; xvIIth District. George r.
Bradford; IxIst District, James Madison Boyd
At the Ist Assembly District Republican
Convention OF Queens County. held at Rosyn, yester
day. John A. King elected Chairman, the Hon. L. B.
Prince and Isaac Coles secresres The following dele
and John Brdsa siternaies silas Titus Ernst Lsbks.
Judiciary-L. b. Prince Geo. W. Denton, .. N. Payne;
alternates II. ID. Gould, Joseph Pray and John Kirby
Tho Convention WA unanimously In favor OF John A.
KING for Senator
Democratic newspapers are not usually good
authority on the complications Of the opposite party yet
the following The Einiro Gasefie, certainly con-
taIns one fact The Hon. II. Il. Smith In speech In
tho Hor.ehed Convention, stated that the election of
u 2. BsoskA esq., would 70 hssaadsd ~ over tae ss -