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

PRIMARY ELECTIONS IN THE VARIOUS ASSEM-
Fly DISTRICTS LAST LvgNING--ruE WINNING
TICKETS.
Pursuant to call issued by Henry G. Robinson,
chairman Of the Executive Committee, elections
he'd last night IN all the Assembly districts
ana the Twenty-third ana Twenty fourth wards
for officers and also Tor tho election OF delegates to tho
general committee OF the anil-custom house or new
republican party. The enrolment OF members Of this
new party, whose platform chiefly consists Of ad-
berence to President Hayes his civil reborn,
and his Southern policy, won't steadily OF late
throughout the city, and last nights meetings proved
that every district thoroughly organized In
each district officers Of the association for that
district were elected, ana there no
opposition tickets IN tho field. The names OF
many prominent citizens and well known republicans
appear among the candidates elected last ghI There
was some party feeling exhibited in the Fourteenth
district, many oinccholders congrcgatod around
the polls and jibed the members Of tho party In
the sixteenth district also oflceholdcrs were
giving advice to the parties voting. Everything pro-
crossed quietly at oil the polls, ana trouble &C.
Cured. Following are the names oil officers elected -
First Assembly Dtstrtc. --President William l..
Harding. First Vice president-John Lafond Second
Vice Prcsdcni--Patrick HoughaE Secretary
John Kane Treasurer. Henry shilngton. inspectors
oi Election--Joscph LaionJ, William Delaney and
George Huston. General COmmittce-JOhn N Ncr-
rl, George Thompon, Patrick Fleming, Daniel
Terry, James kennedy. A. Mclniire, Thomas Bell and
George W. Brigham.
Second Assembly District -Prcsidcnt-Jobn ].
Noouap. Fiat Vice President--John Cavugnoro. Sec-
ond Vcc Presdcnt--Andrcw H. Story. Secretary
William =. Barry Trcasurcr-Louis Ret'aasta.
John Mulane and Michael Heath. Inspectors Of Eec-
tiou-Jamcs y. WHITE Thomas Ryan and John Nestor.
THIRD lssc,atiy District. -PrcsIdcnt-John u. Ken
ner. First Nico Prcsidcnt-James j. Rath. Second
Vice Presiden,--Honry Sales sccreary-R'chard IL.
mittce--5idncy smith, William A. Bedcll, Edward H.
Ball, Henry Ncimeycr aud Charles l.. Kohler. In
spccors OF Elect,on-James G. White, Matthew Bar.
clay and Louis Waldhaus
Townlcy. Vice Observation-Disclosures s. sherman and
William II. Webb. Sccrctary-Bcnjamin HOLIDAY
Trcasurer-Charles Albright spcctors-George
Wiilet John Miller and Thomas HaIloran. General
Committee-Michael Hayes, George W. Spencer, DR..
William T. Thoms, Charles Pace Nicholas Humbert
and James McMurray
F,fh Assembly District --Presdcnt-Charles II.
Housey. First Vice Presidcnt-Emile Klebe. Sec
ond Wee Presdcnt--Wam Laughan. treasurer
B. I. McKanc NJ. ID. Secretary--Charies W. KatteIL
Lrien, r. W. Courtney, Joseph Dawes, W. G. Gardner,
Thomas Courtney, Charles Wcymuh, James Edward
Wlntcrbotom, Louis Unger, William II. Haght,
George W. schwartz, W. Leopard, Ferdinand Lowcn-
stcin and Frank wilkins Inspectors Of Election
Thomas Doran Henry Coons aud Edward Hcaly.
iSistt Assembly Disfrsct.-Presido q. Du-
rand First Vice Prcsident--John +. Carrick. Second
Vico Presmient-Joseph Moran. Sccrctary--John y.
Walsh. Troasurer--,ohn Dyer. General Committee
Thomas Kirkpatrick, Charles H. Fre'eish John d.
Post. Jamcs L. Husieu, 4. Moore and q. Alexander
Inspectors oil Elccton-Nchacl Murphy, Patrick H.
Carroll aud John Pagan
Seuenu Assembly District. = Prosident--David Sea-
man Vice PreslIenIs-Geoggs Thomson and T. A.