New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
Election or OFFICERS AND DELEGATE

Election or OFFICERS AND DELEGATES.
Republican primary elections were held last
mimi for c objection OF delegates t. the Genital Com
uu,t,c and ~ officers frr tic Assembly, Dstrici
Association The meetings were free from disturbance
rr excitement With rhe exception OF that in the XVIII
District In the Ist Assembly District Charles II.
Trainer wa, reelected president, and among the dele
aIr4 elected was Colonel II chuel w. Burns In the Ia
u .r.rt Pierre G. VauWyca reelected president, aud
with him us delegates were Morris F1edsam and
Mathew stewart. Two tickets were run IN the llii
District tho surccsful headed by Thomas II. Riley,
and tho Il, fuei one by stephen Moshrr In the lNth
Blslrfrt H. suit. Nrwu- WAS reelected pr"sdeuL
Tie Republicans o. the VIII Assembly District are
splIt into two factions each claiming 10 be the
fr,,,l,r ,rganlaton. John II. BuJv was elected
president Uf one Of these organizations last
night and Charles H. Housley OF the other.
Separate delegations were sent To the Central Re
,ubIiclu committee. Two tickets were run IN the Win
cessful ticket IA opposition to william .. Coyes 90 =
aenus Van ct SB ai s ssala Eo ''aS aeess
dr.elstcs were John D. LAWSON, -, thT KY KY
Henry Highland Garnet aud The29oG w. th c% re,
lar ticket with Ropcrt q. hcCord ioF pr-laGnt DciIR
elected The opposition tl'@et was nGou pI urotS'
Ing Central Committee. Among the d,Iegates
elected IN the IXth District were " nam nam
Gcorr n Dclp,. Gilbert j. Hunter WIS elected pres
Henry H. liarht was elected prrs sn III tie
1,itrrsou lr - ti Ferdinand Eidmann.
Perfect order prevailed At The Republican primary IN
mo KIN Assembly District. The situation OF
affairs IN the district ana the piOnan9 "t.l.ulc
~ Inc new Central Committee toward George
~ ~ r. who irIds tue Us rict delegation 10
that committee, were freely discussed. MT, A3i"t
rs NTrs,nt ana voted the regular ticket. which was
s Tss r. wa. headed by Charles 4. Peabody and
among the delegates were George BUS A. H. hoIhe'
Lanes n Varnum and Lewis l.. Deahe'd.
In Ibr Kiln District Vc,or Hemberger was made
nrr.Ideut, ana JOHN c. LmDcck elected to the Central
PrIn,t,Sr clarence " Meade elected prcs-
dent IN the KILN District and among the
Geegates were Colonel Charles s Spence
General Anap" nucl T6e XiYtr = sscmoly District
HnouGea1 AIsocla5n elected john II Brcdy rrcs-
dent Among TOE dg.SGn ,pd Dr. ro r.. 4 Barry
me meeting IN the ANth DsttleI HuS Storm @
va, NJ oncs bcug the regular one, headed by WI;
liam NJ. Montgomery ana tno op'OSitop' -
,s tvas a burlps0ue one with the Count Johannes
aud Texas Jack for inspectors OF hol 'o
n" opcIcd there begun rin of regular ilehels wIeh
WT L1sk edged his way to the table ana asserted ms
tgbt to challenge voters. lurpttl", CUil9 9 49, 49,,
right IN loud tones. Then Mr. LeasS nIpeu upon ln9
i"G'e and shouted that he would stand the,e ana
defend mis- rights Inspector COllns caIIcu on a.
Alien TO rempyr Sir. Leash, when ne W 10 uy
mil NO MIN from the table In the struggle Whch en-
sued SIR Leasks son, lad OF hDGuI EhnI' No. NJ
snatch The club from Sergeant Al,u itHit5 ~
aa-iIy overcome By this time the clO"u' q ha WIS Il
sceac OF wild conislon but there Wa m"rt
and stling than any real attempt W nait az VI "a
WUrl was sent bY Mt Montgomery lor extra pyice anu
aud Caotan Washbume specdiy arlhcu W 1n' "rInr
with twentycight men IN a snI!t r.iuo -
was restored in the body OF the bal ana Tue VOLTS VIZ
formed in line But Mr. Loash was no so eASi as
sUpt,rcsscd and every few moments ms voice WIS
raised above tue din prOclGuing tnat Ne was hut ~
iimr his nights. The strong police force kept lue
noisy partisans IRON making any lurtned tea
eraI disturbance. At the baL0i-boh u was e'HTgn
that tue regular ticket was gaming h'aNiF.
I'm the XVlth Assembly Rep9Dlean AS51G Ji,
CIneI JneI q mason was r,Et etcd president District
Attorney Phelps was one OF the aeleLH,ss III .ne
XVIiIh District Republican Assoc nIIon' MIu ,.t
! an ounositon has steadily grown aESn''
| Rernard Bigiin there were two ucAeIS'
1he one headed by Horace NJ kugHes wa Ir,ir
AWon, tho delegated elected Were Chester ~ Afthur
B~rnaTd Bign, Thomas Murphy ALBION T. Mann = v
| X. Cruger. ,,,.,.,o, t,,rrIltcap Assoca-
ton Cbares ~ Bruder was elected president ENJh9Ge
A. j. Dtteuuocfer was elected pIesasnI III 5HI - Il
Instruct Amoug the delegates were AlOnLo - CuIhtI'
jacob Hess william A. DaTlng Levi r. MoTon' STIoa
b. smith and Walter H. hekefk H.s,v Risrict Reprb
| iran hssocation AssemDyman-eleot LangDelu was
nIncLed ono the delegales 70 zoe Othual Coltoo,