New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

TIoNs-NO DISORDER ANYwHERE-AIMs or THE
REFORM ORGANIZATION
The several local Republican organizations
held their primary meetings last evening at their re-
spective headquarters in the different Assembly DIS
rc for the purpose OF choosing delegates To the State
Convention. The regular Customhouse, and the In
dependent or Reform Committees had made every ar
rangement for quiet and rapid polling, and the result
very satisfactory. At the several polling places
squads of policemen had been stationed but their pres
unnecessary there was no attempt aJ dlS
order 1hc headquarters of the General Committees
deserted by the leaders of the organizations, ana
given over to the district organizations as polling
places.
Inquiry at several of the regular or Cusonhouse As
semby HEADQUARTERS elected statements 10 the effect
that there had been opposition The regular heket
had been unanimously elected, and the vote polcd was
large At the XIth Assembly District headquarters IN
Thirty thirt-st KNOX c. McAce said that the regular
ticket had been elected without opposition. lie did not
anticipate any serious results from tho opposition or III
dependent organization. Some time ago all the members
of the Reform Club in that district had been elected
members Of the regular organization, and several of
them had qualified and voted.
At the headquarters of the Reform Club No 80 Union
square there was business transactuC and no mem
hers wee present At the headquarters Of the lndc'
pendent Republicans in Eightlrst the members Of the
Assembly organization of that district were engaged III
voting for delecates There had been opposition by
the Customhouse people. DR.. Fisher, who PRESIDED
said that the Independent Republicans were determined
if possible to upset the "machne" politics Of the state
and city. The state Committee on June 20 had
invited '.all Republican electors ana al other
voters without regard TO past political differences
who are willing to cGperate with the Republican party
in support OF Hayes ani Wheeler TO meet in thcrros'ct
i've localities at the call OF the Republican local com
mtecs and to participate In the election oi drlcSate,
The Custom-lousc Committee had ignored this call, and
-,I,.y- piy AZ ffgls
direct violation OF the spirit OF the STATE Committee
call The Custom call void from the stast "s
il was signed by Jacob Patterson, an once h""''
under the Democratic party 81 tins city. To pre-
vent the delivery of the Republican voters Of ih'N
city entire TO the CustOmhousc party The ind"-
pendent Republicans had determined 60 hold primaries
Of their own and elect truly Reform Republican d'.c-
gates to the state Convention. The gentlemen selected
were an honor 10 any party, and must command the
respect Of the community When the Sid'o CONVENTION
met at Saratoga the Independent Republican delegates
supported hy all the Reform Republicans OF The city
would apply for admission aad fora r'orrnizatono Of H'
marty in this cty and county Il would depend upon h"
result OF their application whether OF not the lnl'
pcndent Republicans should become n permanent or-.a-
ization with local bodies in each Assembly district The
dclegatcs would meet this evening at 'rncc Hal M
Eightls 10 effect IA organization and deliberate as 10
their future course.
PRIMARIES or TIE REGUIAE OEGANz,TIoS.
primaries Of the Republican Central Committee OF
which Mr. Patterson is chairman. There wore contests
In the XIItl XVIII and XXI- Assembly Ditric:s, bat
the regular tickets were elected:
Ist Observation-Disclosures Michael " Burns. John ipln-
ia pi-trct--Dc'cgatcs Morris Fried,ah P!"rce {.
Van Wyck; Altenajcs Denis shea, Martin - aNa.aEn.
ma DIstrct-Dclcrate-, Richard D. Ndrhy, stephen
Mo.her; Atomates, David j. McKclvcy william lf'"-
IVil ,District-Delegatcs, Nathan II. Hall, william
Ialmbcer; Aternatcs l. W Thompson, Chhfie5 NJ No'-
Vth District-Deieratcs Austin Like Abraham L"nt,
William Iicphurn; Alternate, A. T. H"5A'7 Lu"'u
Win Disiiict-Dcicgate- Edwin W. si0ugh,on, }.
schuyler Crosby; Al'eruaes, Henry \. sLith Robert
ViIth District-Dclegates. Ioan D. Lawson. Cornelius
Van Cott Henry Highland Glnelt Alternate f;:''''A
With D.strict-Dclcgates, John J. O'Bnc1. Ecnatd
O KOurko Robert q. HcCOrd; Atcrrat'-, john " Lal-
IXih Distrcr-Deicgaics, George L. Kasmire, George
Starr John ". Jacobus, Gcois' ". h.7' @ @ni,ti''' in
Kin pStrlctIDclcgatcs. Charles g Strong, william H.
lockwood l.. ". EO.eubaum; Alt.ruatcs, PAiip hdet.,
f.[t,"ii VII, tl~catc. C. d. Van waecncn George
Bliss. Thomas O. Acton James McAfce; Alt"raai'g, j.
b. Kddoa, John ii. White Charles A. Peabod,'Jr' H.
Kiln District-Decgltes, Jo-eph Arcbod, Edward
Werthheimer; Altcmatcs Charles ocmh tailen ,iafk'
KILN District- Delegates Charles r. Spencer, Hugh
Gardner Isaac Dayton; AIerustcs John Miller George
XiVth bisfrct-Decgates John II. Brady, Joseph {.
Plncbnoy Altomates, Thomas " hoDeI'.1H' Jo"h H.
xVth Dis,rict-Deegatcs, Henry j. Lcask, Jamcs
Turner Christian T. TcUrn; Alternatcs, George W. Ia
Cuhna. Joseph Ilcw, Joseph 4. sterling. go. ,
XVIII DistIict-DclcSatcs Michael cream: ilas l.
disney; Atarnatcs, John y. Hamilton, Marx f. HenIy.
XVIII DistTict-Dccgates, :. ". simnh,on thaiits
A. Hammer BENJAMIN II. Phelps, Robert :. D9hmci
Atcrnaies samuel g. Hart, Bernard Schwartz James
McCandIess, John McClare. ~.
XViIlth Di.trict-Delrgates, Thomas Murphy Der,
nari Bisln, Henry j. HOwlaHd; A.clmtc., sutherland
Tnnsy c4arici T. Gr@er John 4, Di2n rt Andrew
Beakley Alternate, Charles r. biudeI' william IL
XIII Dstiict-Dclegates George Oidykc William 4.
Daring, Jacob Hess, willard Bullock; Altcrnatc- D.
WIT G. Ward John H. Fiagier, Herman Cantor william
XXist district Delegates, Rufus b. cqwine, John A.
Eagleson. James n. Thomson, Robert G. Brown After
mates HOrauo T. Allen, John C. Ching Moses l. CIdbto,
j. c. j. Langbein.
TIIE INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN DELEGATES.
Primaries held IN all the Assembly Districts under
the auspices OF the Independent Republican Committee,
of which Elwood f. Thorne is chairman and supported
b. the Republican Reform Club. The following The
delegates elected:
Tst District Delcgates John a. A. ps, Samuel n lie
lid dDistrct-Deegales, Elliot r. Sheppard, George w.
Nichols; Alternacs. Daniel Moore, James white
TIA Dstrict-Dclegdtcs, william Henry Maxwell,
Clarence A. Baldwin; Altcrnatea john Mott, Matthew
IVtS 'Dstrict-Delegatcs Henry L. Barnett william
f. Tholn; Auornates james j. HIggiuson D. IL. Van
ytI Observation-Disclosures Francis A. Stout s. A. Blair
Elias II. HAIL. Alternates,J IL. Wilson, James d. Center
With Distrct-Delcgates, j. Iangdon Ward, Grotius
g. Corwin Alternatcs John &. DusenDury, George W.
Delaney.
With Dlsrict-Delegatos, Alexander Hamilton John
JAY, Charles A. DE Kay Aternates, Clarence King T.
Willis Fisher, John Riley.
With District - Delegates, Francis b. Thurbcr,
Henry NJ. Taber, Henry C. Atwood; Alternates Emer
son Opdyke, samuel Engel, Gerhard Yelfort.
TXth Distrct-DelegGtes, LcGrand Il. Cannon David
Dnws Henry T. Bue, James Michalea, jr; Altenatcs
Henry Newell, Edwin hcs'er, Hiram Burdctt William
Xfb Observation-Disclosures, Franklin II. Dclano, A. NJ
Iener Donnan u. Eaton; Alternates, Joih hcCntcheOn
Charles MOultOu, James W. stuart