The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-15
HAYES REPUBLICANS.

PRIMARY ELECTIONS N THE VARIOUS ASSEM-
LILY DISTRICTS LIST LvLNiNG-rhE WINNING
TICKETS.
Pursuant to a call issued by Henry c. Robinson
chairman OF the Executive Committee, elections
were nc,d last n,gnt all tho Assembly districts
ana the Twenty third and Twenty fourth wards
for officers and also the election Of delegates tho
general committee OF the anti-custom house
republican party. The enrolment OF members of this
new party, whose platform chiefly consists OF ad-
herenco to President Hayes his civil service reform
and his Southern policy, went on steadily OF late
throughout the city, last nights meetings proved
that every district is thoroughly organized. In
each district officers OF the association for that
district were elected, ana there were
opposlt,ou tickets IN the held. The names OF
many prominent citizens and well known repubiicans
appear among the candidates elected last night There
some party feeling exhibited IN the Fourteenth
district, many ofceholdcis congrcgated around
the polls and Jibcd the members Of the party In
tho sixteenth district also some oficchoders were
giving advice TO the parties voting. Everything pro-
crossed quietly at all the polls, and no trouble oc-
Cured. Following are the names oil officers elected
First assembly Distr,c. -Prcsident-William l..
Harding. FIRST Wee pres'dent-Jonn Lafond second
Vice Observation-Disclosures HouiignaE Secretary
Jonn kauc Treasurer Hcnry shiiiington. Inspectors
Vi Election-Joscpn Laiont, William Delaney and
rl, George Thompson, Patrick Fleming, Daniel
Terry, James Kennedy. A. McInlire. Thomas Bell and
George W. Brigham.
Second assembly District -rresiient--Jobn J.
Noouan. FIRST Vice President-John Cavagnoro Sec
ond Vice Presdcnt--Anurew X. Story Secretary
William +. Barry Treasurer-Iouis Retsaiiagta
General Coiumittce-John ). Wnitc, Daniel Moore,
John Muiahe and Mcnae Heath. Inspectors OF Eiec-
ton--Jamcs i. White Thomas Ryan and john Ncstor
Third Assembly District ID. Ken
ner. First Woo rresiden,--James ) Rain. Second
Vice Presideni- Henry Sales. Sccretary-Rchard IL.
Mcclure. Treasurer-John j. Helms. GcAera Com
miltee--Sidncy smith, William A. Bcdcl, Edward H.
Bali, Henry Neimeyer aud Charles l.. kohlof. In
spectors o Electon-James Whito, Matthew Bar
clay and LOUIS Waldhaus
Townlcy. Vice Observation-Disclosures 5. sherman and
William IL. Webb. Secrc,ary-BeDJamin HOLIDAY.
Treasurer-Charlcs Albright. Inppcctors-George
WIlet, John Miller and Thomas Hailornn. General
Commiltce-M ichucl Hayes, George W. Spencer DR..
Wiuiam h. Thoms, Charles Pace, Nicholas Humbert
aud james McMurray
EttM Assembly District -Presidcnt-Charles H.
Housey. First Vice Presidcnt-Emile Kieibc. SEQ
ond Wee Decentralization LaugnIan treasurer
b. I. Mckanc NJ. ID. Secretary-Charles w. kattell
General Commitiec-Thomas Cronan, Edward NC
Bi len, W. Courtney, Joseph Dawes ". g. Gardner,
Thomas Courtney, CnurIcs Wcymuth, James Edward
Wnterbottom, Louis Ungcr, William H. Haight,
George W. schwartz, W. Leopard, Ferdinand Lowcn-
stem and Frank wilkins. INSPECTORS OF Elccsion-
Thomas Doran, Henry C0ons and Edward Hcaly
rand FIRST Vice Prcsidcnl-John +. Carrck. Second
Vice Prcs,dent-Joseph Moran. Secretary-john =.
Walsh. Trcasurer--JOun Dyer General CotD mittce-
Thomas kirkpatrick, Charles B. Freeish, John ID.
Post, James Il. Hustled, z. Moore and u Alexander.
Inspectors OF ElectOn--Michucl Murphy, fatrick r.
Carroll and John Pagan
Seuenfa Assembly District. -Prcsidcnt-David Sea-
man. vice observation-disclosures Thomson anu y. a