New-York tribune., 1875-07-20
OPPOSITION REPUBLICAN, PRI-
MARIES.
ELECTIONS BY THE ANTLCUSTOM-HoUsE
PARTY.

ELEClIONS
PARTY.
NO TROUBLE IN ANY OF THE DIsTRICTs-CUsT0M-
HOUSE OFFICIALS WATCHING THE VOTING
TICKETS ELECTED IN ELEVEN DISTRICTS.
Primary elections were held last evening in
eleven of the Assembly Districts by the an'ECustom
house wing Of the Republican party The elections were
for the choice of officers OF the District Associations and
OF delegates to the Central Committee which VIII prop
ably he called together in the early part OF August Ihe
meetings in several of the districts were well attended,
and the leaders OF the movement caim by most re-
spectacle body Of citizens Everything passed OF quietly
even in those districts In which 1t was thought that
the Customhorse party might attempt to elect their own
tickets At several Of tho meetings Custon-housc oii-
cals were present. watching the proceedings and those
assembled, but trouble occurred In the ist Dstrct
some of the officials threatened the removal nom
various petty offices of some OF those III
attendance; United States weighor Michael W.
Burns declared that he would have one of tho inspectors
of election discharged from minor municipal
position within "a hours. President g. W. Iecomte ana
the other officers Of the general organization met at NO.
ZIG Greenwicl-st last evening, and expressed inuch
pleasure with the in which the elections had
been conducted and were much encouraged 10 pers'efe
in their efforts against Custom-house domination.
Fl llowiug are e lists Of the men chosen in the Assem-
bly, Districts where elections were held:
riEsG AissrY S,adSr, 81 FyrTett President David
fpanc r. seeond Wee President Joha $ chmcnd secre
iaiy. Michael apn, ST. IrcasqieF Delegates to Central
o%sl'f%5 @srri n r. 3. Ts% Saey Que Aey;I w,s
Dps ratlck MeDonnei is Vice President m9y
Brran "a Vice resident John Daneh sSGIslai hqpai g
%hie gchn srie9, Thomas iIos1an s,n.r so,.
Pres dent Michae Dwye John Mara. Vice Pre- Rich
ard H. MeoTir SceGesi son Iobn Fny m A. Be-
dclI jr, WmJ. campbell ,,.o.,,,,oo.r,, uu,toa
President Aleyander Taegart deorse Toms yiseiesi
dents; Mic9l Kiycn, seeretary Harvey zegi TTess &
Dvyer James Williams; Nicholas IIumbart ,,,-, r.
Lawrence Richard E%lefcsr r w P;s
fcr Georse ". Hyatt Eiwari John,sg2 Charles r. hooe loo
Charles Wilson. Dr &C.. cpDarn William L. Nash' Dani
sMiW DisiricI-OficcIs of Association @. s. corwin,
MURPHY Second Vice President Edwin r Ihompsoe sec;
Committee: Cha~ " Lite W. Ivans. ban C. Dufand
NST EeTT T. b1sric D1 0Hcts Of ASsocaon Meegan
President Conrad Geb Frank V, Wee Pre-, len,s Theo- %
gSies 10 Central Committee David Miller can Gellnann
T. Marrep, Charles Flanagan, William Mclean, Chas stror
NINTH DisrRlcT-olcers o, Association: Franklin p.
Miller, presiiei co., John = i,op NieePresiaent D..
Delegates To Central Comm ttee John T. Er3z"r william A.
Gosbees Andrew rage francis BARBER Thomas ArFeel
Henry assins st. ~ owland non John H. Li'nsst'n
TESrIi DsTMcT Of Association Ell TAYLOR PTesi
cSnS' ssss1ay s ssgates s,n,, 20 cfn,, Nal
vor Thomas Brown, Jacob May John sprnglor Peter Wes
TWf FT DSfgIcT-Robert Mackcy President: Jacob IIo
man Wee iTesden Ge9I or See M MsrEe
Jacob Hoffman, Wi liam sticaucy, wesley Carpenter W.
Bergman.
TwPXuTru DIsrpICr-Janes Miwarl T, s'dent Michael
,e, First Yicersi ,n, john II. DAVIS. Second lee
Pr sident Da,i ck, 1Iea Wi an H. Morgan,
Delegates - g MN ffre-AslaleN T.
Fitch David RahcO,k, VIM e. Kcldy. hc al Finn, Villa n
i'lan h,as Cliby, Alex Bluncnstri, ~ J. loNn.
S. Williams john a II. Henry cowan, J. W. Alien.
In tie With XiVth, XVIII, XvIth XvII,h, and XIXth
Assembly Districts and in the Twenythird Ward 10 elcc
ons were held hut the delegates selected pub
shed below. In the Xlth and XIIIh Assembly Districts
and the Twenty fourth Ward primaries were held,
nor were there any delegates selected.
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT -Delcgatcs 10 Central Com
n, ttee-Jam.s Campbell NJ. d.; WI lam Ifammond Edward
Sncad David ieT.on, Thomas Miller Charles M,yGs j o.
! CLARK, Christian Keller.
FOURTEENTH DIsmCf-Delegatcs 10 Central Committee
James Ferris Charles Baxter Thomas Tucker Nial PICS
! Michael Xnbach
| FIFTEENTH D-iRCT-Dee ,ates 20 Central Committee
Joseph HcBe VI. Oliver Davis Edwari Green " /. La =
w w. Mann h. f. Patterson VIM Mont Someiy Charles
| 5. Wines, A. f. SDrinn.
sIxIHHNIil DrT-Deloea,cs TO Central committee-A. s..
Porter Newman. George Arpl ton stephen H. Mills,
william Thompson Charles Crawford, John G. Bond
SEVENTEENTH Observation-Disclosures to Central COMMITTEE
idwar STANLEY James HUFF Ralph Henderson, George r. +.
ne Thomas Layman. James Herring, William MilIef John
| Hal.
Mcconnell Michael Dillon. Michael LawloT, William Cannon,
Henry Kayton James McNcal
NINEITESIH Delegates TO Central Committee
| John Peters, lawson 4. Fuller and ]. X. HnFsson
Thomas Birch, Samuel McCorncs, and George TyrrsV