New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
rrcrIoN OF prLEGArEs AND orFIckRs.


The primary elections Of the Republicans,
which include the selection OF officers OF the various
Assembly district associations, well dele
gates to the Central Committee took place Last
evening. As was generally understood beforehand,
there was little dssensOn, and the election
PASSED OF quietly In the Ist Assembly District
Charles II. Trainer, president. and Joseph T. OBI en-.
secretary reelected Two tickets were run in the
I'D Assembly District but the regular nominees headed
bv Pierre C. Van Wyck as president, and John W. Nam
mock rs secretary. elected Tue other headed
hy ID m = Mclaughlin change was made In the TIA
Assembly District, and John WllOughby WAS elected
president, and William llanlon secretary iheic were
TWO tickets also I'm the INth Assembly istrct, but the
urrsident (feCcctcd and James c. Waters. secretary
charles NJ Ncwius. the former secretary being chosen
s one Of the delegates 10 the Central Committee The
other ticket was led bv George Law
In the WITH District The organization bnng sun
divided two primaries were hcld ana IL WIZ ne GIt Tor
the Central Committee when meets 10 1eclut "hcu IS
The regular association The tickets were headed respec-
lively by Austin Leake, and John II. Brady, ana were
elected without OppOsluOh OpoI l1T -, auy LoAet ~ "
the names OF Abraham Lent and W. W. duncan az dele
gates 10 the Central Committee.
The regular ticket was erected ID the WIN Assembly
District with john T. knight, the present Incumbent as
prf sideut. Cornelius Van Colt was ectcd president IN
Inc WIN District and william Iurhune secretary John
Orcn was elected pIes0ent OF the association Ia the
win District, in place Of II. Rourke, with Edward
Murv as secretary. The leading officers IN the IAth
Dslrlcf remain the samr ami also in the Xth.
Considerable feeling was manifested In The kin Dis
tct against the regular ticket which was led by Charles
A PEABODY, r the present presiding officer Dut II was
rced mo other was led by Ellsworth Elliott. United
state. George Bliss, heads the succ So
ful ticket delegate To Tie Central Committee Assem-
blsmaIeiect, W. W. Aston, is elected treasurer.
John G.. Icmhcck, rs presiding officer IN the Kiln
district IL reelected. aud Charles H. Clark secretary Ia
the Xllth the ticket headed by Clarence W Meade, for
president and q. Archibald for secretary elected.
No change Is msde IN the leading officers Of the XVIII
district John H. Brady - retained president, aud
William Kirk secretary Alderman Pinckney
heads the Inst ~ delegates 10 the Central Committee.
The regular ticket IN the XVIII District elected and
William NJ Montgomery retained presiding officer,
aud also u the XVIII District with Charles " TaintOr
a. president. In the XVIII District there were two
ckotr the regular ticket, winch elected having the
name OF joel W Mason 1T its head, and
the opposition that VI Benjamin W. Finley.
DlstrctAuorney Phelps among the ist of delegates
the Central Committee, bernard Bgin Ia reelected
presdent Of the XNIIlth District Association, and
Charles ruder OF the XXth and In both
the leading officers remain the In the XXth ex-
judge Dlttenhoefer II reelected president and IL r.
Treman, Assistant United states Attorney one OF the
vicepresideDts. Among the delegates 10 the Central
Committee from this district Jacob Hess william A
Darling, AlonZO r. Cornell, l. Albert Engeihart Henry
Porley and Low J.. Morton. There were two tickets
In the field in tho &Xlst District The election resulted
n the choice Of Rufus Ii. COwng President The de
feated ticket had the name Of George Uaw h for pre-
siding officer Of the association