New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
NEW ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.
REAPPoRTIONMENT PLANS ADOPTED.

Republicans complain that they have been treated
very unfairly by the Democratic majority in tho
Board of Supervisors. In the Republican Central
Committee. of this city, last night there was a
sharp discussion in regard to the arrangements for
the new Assembly District organizations.
ACTION OF THE NETWORK ALDERMEN
ApoplrNG THE PLAN REPORTED UNANIMOUSLY BY
EAPPoRTIoNMENT CoNMiTTEE-sHARP WORDS
BETNFEN TAmAfASY AND ANTI-TAMMANY CITY
FATHERS.
The Board Of Aldermen yesterday or
gained under the law directing the reappor-
tionment Of the city into Assembly DstFlcis'
Alderman Sauer made chairman ana
Alderman Stewart secretary. The unanimous
report OF the special committee to re-hsrct the CIT!
was then read as follows:
FIRST Assembly District-An that part of the CITY
bounded By NOrh and Eas; Rivers ana ~ nE WItnn
Peck Sin Ferry-st. GOldst., Sprn"e-st. Para-roW'
Bfoadway aad Canal-st.. aud including Governor -
Bedlces ard Elis's Islands Population '4'4oI'
second Distriet-A that part Of the city lying within
Csnal-sf.. BrOsdway, FaTkoW sprneest' & f a,
Bowery. Population. 40,GSo. Democratic mDJof'S'
lard Dstrlo,An that part Of the city lying within
Canal-St. Broadway TWent- fgsl, . 80; 's
tho BoNery. Population 4l'42A Dehocr"'ic in''o''
Fourth Disrict-An that part Of the city lying within
Caiheruc-.t., D.ysion-st. GrHnd-s, JacksOC-N " ana
East River. Population, 42,696 Democratic Ih"Joi'!'
FIN Dstrtci-An that part OF the city lying within
Csnai-,t. Broadway, Beecker-st., HancGckst on C9t
tace-p2ce. west HoustoIsl ana SoI' d, H'ei
Dyisonsf. Graua-.t Jaekson-st River, stanton
st Cintor-st., Rvington-st. and Noriok-St Popui"-
ton. 47,774 Democratic majority, 3,'yg. , 49,, ,,,,
Seventh Distnct-A thai part OF tae clty V,ns |4 s
Broadway, Twcnfyhird-st.. Seyentil-ayc.' Mest S1-
feminist. EiRhth-a7e West foutln-S ntst 'SlS
ulation. 5.69s. Republican maiouty,72S. ,.,.
Eighth An that part Of the gS wing WIN Yn
the Bowery. StantOn-st, Cutop-st' KylhPIohS' NJ
folk-st. and DiysioH-si. POpGlauOh' o-'-oo' DeHV
S1th Dlsrict-AH that part of the city lying within
West HOustOu-si,, Hancockst. tor CoLaH,-PGc,l'
Ilnce. West Fourths, Iishtaayc. West sxtsentl-st
aud North RIVER Population, l,64S. Democratic ma
'T' enth DstrctAn that part Of the city lying within
the very, Third,aye EghihSt 0T 81 Mar : pa
ton-st. Population 5s25L Democratic maJorl'!'
Eleventh Distrtct-An that part OF the city lying
within Last and West ITentY-thlrd-st' LeXnEtot.tVt
West F,rtieth-st, seyeutaave, West twenty hth-st'
and siNjt-ave. Population, 4Os79. Republican ma
' Tcfi DstrctA that part Of the city living with
stsnt0u-sL ClintOn-st AyenucB East Eeycntlsl. ana
East River. Population, 45,93I Democratic MAJORITY
thirteenth Distrct--Au that part Of TIE city lying
within West SKI otutA-si, SoVeuIL-iN," NfsI EO'
West 1weuty-ntntbst EghiL-ayr, West Ialrtv-seto!-
ST. NIntraye.. West Twenty -ixth-s aud Sorih RIVER
Population, 1923. R1puhiican m.YOu!; $50 ,..,.
Fourteenth Dsuict-Au That part OF thc CITY lying
D. Srvcnt-... Aycnue-A and EshtI-st Ger St Marx 60
pacJ. I0Iumuuu, 31,G-J. Democratic MoJoIiN'
fii,ceath Dstrict-Au that part OF the city lying
WITHIN scNon'i%Ye, We. foi"cni-a,' NOiS" l''o
ST. Eirhthavt. ana West Iw,uty-ninn-sL Population,
10 300 Democratic majority, 1881
Sixfceptn D,strc.--AH TINT part OF the city lying
vItIu .sJ FOurtetLtG-st., Est iWehtl-alG|A-, emu
Third-.,e. aud enc Est RIVER. fopul'ton' 43'o32'
scyeu.c,uth Dsmot-Ail that part of tho city lying
within S..tLt!-4y.., West EIItY-stcOAdst, Norm
Rive and west Fordeth-st. Population, 1881 Dem
EsRiseGta Dsifct-A that part of the city laying
within LeNugton-ave. East iWenty-thrI-st IRma,,ve
Last TWcuty-siXiL-st., East iayrr ana EdSt tOrySec
oud-,t. Population. ll,olS Democratic miJOii'!' -
'Ninetee,.h Distrtct-An that part OF the city living
within West Fiity-secOntst Seveujl-aye; West tuty-
uiutbst. E-uth-aye; West OucIiundTcd,aLdt, nl-sl,
aud North I,Iyor. Population, 42,1Ol Democratic ma
TwtnjicL Ds'ric-An that part of the city lying
within TIE East River, LeXiug;ou-Ve Forty-sec0Al-si
P Ia9 hail ~ I5o Democratic aory 274o
T,gCpty-hr,t DstIict-Au that part Of the cly lying
y Pr road across Central PARK, Eat
ave. West FIttynintA-Si. ana seV,nIh-ANe' FoPuia-
T%emty..econd Di,IrctAli that pant of tho city ~
ing WITHIN Est y-mutr-st, East River ES.t Ninety
rIst-st FuIh-ayr. East ISehtysixt-st and xlnston
ave. IopuIaiiOn, 4O.3Jl. Democratic majority, 2o35
within Etsi Ninety-hrst-st Fifth ave. East and West
seYentli-Ve Harlem l'lFer
and IN part Of the Central Park lying north OF Trans
verse-road; crossing me same al or aSou N, $50 go
i is4. r'ra'.uOn' ''''a'' D''''",'
north and st NJ the Harlem River ana spuyten DuNN
Greek, and known ar the Twonjy.thrd and Twenty
fourth wards. Population o0'ZUO' Oehocla'1 naJoI-
lily, 1GG2
Alderman Hauchton. IN behalf OF the Irving Hall
Democrats. presented plan, already published which
allowed oulY Que district 10 the Republicans IL NOV
Ing it, adoption he said;
our plan is fair just aud eQntaDle1Inuch more SO
tnn tne ", ,I t,i one 1.tct i'm The uper nart OF
ne island where he population is scarce. There are
twenty; hrte districts that viii return Democratic rep
resenjat proper men are nominated, and one els
q
will be reurned bat even in that district the ReluD-
cans must nominate men different nom some iney
sent to TINS Board or t,ey via get lett even
there Toe R,pubhcan legislatures reused 10 10
do the Democrats )ustce III I's"PpUi'Iuh'Ha . li
State. Upon the orS.mzstloh $500 3d eHo.S ou,s ,I
oFganization 20 EaIi{ have been connSctcd Ram.
many Hall has erica OUT, Look out! LOOK out Dc"4
rhcansI Ne are me simon pure Democrats! We are
the only regular OrganZatiO u Now To-Day We see nov
The iii Slesented IN behalf OF that Democratic
paFfy-preseued by maa who has been hoBorod ~ IT
Is tHy bu5h VINO could have thought II possible But
they doing what they VII Dc ashamed o. y WI
frauds Why should the Republican party expect any
thing from The DsmocIas; tsls'lay e" Oi i, - b,
Repubhcans RUE. They would not put Democrat 70
so Samacr tse hope he joy VII ye
mon deccney 20 let rms report 10 over to-day.
Alderman Burns RepuDhcanl-IIc states that the Re
pubiean party anything away just look at
the row OF Irving Hail statesmen on my rget Laugh
teri We gave them thsir seats In this Board.
Alderman Roberts TammaDy)-Wben l heard Alder
man HauEhtsn exclaim, "Oh, Shame. where lie thy
blushr' looked In vain 70 any on his face have
often heard Of tho check Of United States mule cheek
NJ atone cheek OF brass and so on nut Of all the cheek
ever heard Of it that OF this man and his fellows who
come here with knives In their pockets reeng with the
blood OF the Democratic party, ard then get up and
make such statements 1t is these men who stabbed
the Democratic party last Fall. and who stand ready TO
stab il AGAIN. OF all men they snould hold their peace.
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committees report 1t Is a miserable bastard OF plan
neither Democratic nor Repubiiean-not honest nor