New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04
CAMPAIGN CLUE PRIMARIES.

OF The ELECIiONb LAST
DrTTESHoEPER INTEREST SAID TO BE DEFEATED.
The various Assembly District Campaign
Clubs held primaries evening bead
quarters the election OF officers aud delegates TO tho
Central Club. The chief interest in the election was
whether COMMISSIONS Benjamin f. Manerre or ex-
Judge A. J. Dttenh0efer would control the organiZa
ton the coming year. 1t freely asserted last even
ing by tho friends OF Mr. Manere that he had carried
threeourths OF the district committees. There were
slight contests In the 1Vtn and XIVth Dis
rict. The opposition ticket In the latter district
poied seven votes. The successful ticket was headed
by James Mccarthy. There some wraneng while
the election was in progress there, but no violence
uotil after the result was made known A
rnnian attempted TO vote, and his ballot was
challenged by Mr.. Mccarthy and finally refused. lie
declared he would lay out the latter after the
election Some time later, wnie Mr.. Mccarthy
the way home. he Was attacked by tins person
aud companions and severely cut about the head
and face. His assailants escaped.
The returns were received AT No. CA Madisonaye but
at late hour no Information had come from
the VII, XIXtn, XXIst. XXIia and XXIrth Districts
The following is list o; the Presidents Oi the Assem-
bly, DIS riot cuos and the delegates to the Central Club
Ist District-President. Peter ]. stuyvesant. Dele
gaes-John Cantrell, Alexander Boyd ehard Ramsey,
Amos fo9Eey GsSTsf
A: p Greene, Malcolm Wallace, William White, William
IIId DISTRICT President Edward II. Ball Delegates
William Atkinson payd stenoerg u. G: kln annaJ
Schultz. Thomas o'Bnrn, Thomas Mnlllgan.
IVth Observation-Disclosures VILLAIN H. Townley. Dele
gates-GcOrgc Young Michael Quinn Thomas L. q rady
Thomas f. sullivan, John j. Miller.
yIsh District President William o; Coyes Delegates.
jeremiah j. scullS. Charles williamson Edward b. Du-
game, john II. Dncsenbery, am able -
Delegates-COlonel john s. Ellison, william Van
Dusen Joseph p Bull, Adrastus Doon,tle D. +. Lloyd,
Wilour Gaines. Robert =. Fnay, Dance Bull, Charles
WrsIeweli, DIR. Geo. III. Lloyd, George Smith. james
Hume. VIM. +. Miller, Charles ID. Chapman, F. j.
Rogers N. II. BlacknaD. J0hn l. Clark. H. ~ Mathews,
c. c. Fischer, Harvey Brown, 4. W. y. MlIcr.
vIrtn Decentralization, Henry c. Bang: Delegates
Henry &. Gang. John Hall, john j. Foley, Mich el Ne
Vile Pa tck II. Fleming. John l.. Marin, " Guge jr.
Joseph TIL. Thomas III. FanniEan. George GlOte, Fer
nando Horfner, Edward Stumm. A H. Daniels. Jonn IL.
1Xtn D.strict-Presldent. John p Frazer: Deogates-
James r. Bowl Bcckmaa I. Durham, ". L. Kershaw,
Charles Conklin John H. Kaiser john H. Fiazr, David
Martin, noDlas Arneel, ltenJamin Hllery, Lew Full
ler jf, Frank 5. Pratt John Irwin JOun CJrrcl Joseph
KIN District-Prrsldent. Eli Taylor. Delegates-Ed-
ward 4. Rouke, Thomas Burke, James D0ugherIy,
James Mallen, william RourLe. J: stem, Thomas Gun
nngham, Frederick echluter, Jacob May Henry spah-
mer. Peter Carey. Lawrence Farrell Adam WernerJohn
Whalen.
Benjamin f. MauieIre, J. Warren Goddard James L.
Hastc, Henry burden Walter T. Oakley, W. w. Conkln,
u. j. Hanks, NJ d. VIZ. 2. Matthew's Jomes Ing am,
Thomas Patterson, Henry Beeny. bert Carson.
XtIlsh DiStuc,-Pre, ident n. b. Wilson. DELEGATES,
Jacob Appel. John +. Windolph Thomas Drummond.
Charles i. Gdcrsleeye, sreuhen b. Parks f. Il. Dey,
II. Bonner, Charles II. Gleason. Jacob M,Glcnscy.
XINtn Disirict-Prcsld Mt, j dnIcS Mccarthy. Dele
gaIcs. Richard Marshall Paul Schnitzler &c Wtt
felner, John J.. Schmidt, Jacob Andel. Max krtuss.
Henry MetZlcr, ir.
XVIII Di,tfict-Presiicnt, WIN. NJ Montgomery. Del
egates, James Cous, J.. 7. Patterson, William Rutter,
Freeman j. Fthian. Albert FOrDush, John Thompson
Ma Wilson, Michael Sharp, August Peker, James
Mcclure benjamin L. Anderson. John 5. DicSe:sOn.
James 4. Darlington.
XVIII Disrici-President: Thomas Bettridge. Dele
gates Henry Wilson, H. j. Farrell, Philip Reilly, VIM.
T. Wilson, Andrew Prnncl. Richard Marshall, Samuel
Burden and VIM. ". keiber.
XVIIGh sirIcfPr, sident, john Beattie DE- legates
f. Ethridge. VIM. j. o BryOD Robert ). DObbe. Louis
Brcnner, Il nanlB Firth, James ;. SIDE Ger, Wilson
Bergman S. n. SimOnsIn. Benjamin +. Finley, Chas
WIluot John H. hesseT. f. +. Bullock. Robert i. fr
WIN. II. Maxwell. T. Il Thompson.
XViIltn ct-PresidcDt, Dr. Charles T. Bruce,
DELEGATES, Chris Ophcr Pullman, George Simpson Thos
II. MuhOlaud, Josepn Dixon. HOratio y. Meredith.
WIN. NJ Bruce, Hugh Douglass, George Deil2 Alexander
Scntt.
XXth District-President. l. T. Fischer Delegates
Alexander BWnenstici Herman Cantor, John L.
OR0urke Jonn NJ. Pnilbln. Henry TheObad, Joseph
MCGOWAN. charles g. Novght, Thomas Mclaughlin,
Henry Lpsky, Felix Hlrscioan. Walter PaTl.
XXIIID Standardization, b. Il. Chappell. Dele
gates-GeuGral George W. Palmer, James NJ Boyd.
Thomas Allison, Charles Il. Keyes. JOnn Mugan, viii
liam Haw, John II. Garrison. Daniel Collins, Howard
whitney Joseph W. Mcdonald George W. Barrett sam
ue Murray, William H. Oliver William erosion, George
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