New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-04
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS,
PARTY MOVEMENTS IN THIS CITY,


The new Republican organization in this city heid
urinary elections IN all thu Assembly Districts last
evening and chose deleaates and ateruates to go to
Chicago to oppose a third term. Thurlow Weea,
who is eae of the DELEGATES. " very emphatic III te
belief that if Grant should be nominated
he cond not carry this State. COIL
ference of Republican leaders has agreed to plan
for q Board of appointment to hd the vacant
Offices in this city. II is proposed tna1
this Board shall consist Of the Mayor the PrcSlueh'
of the Aldermen and the President OF the Ponce
Board--one Democrat and two Republicans. Blame
delegates continue to be elected in Illinois. Inc
Philadelphia delegates to Chicago DO not ieei
bound by the unit fSle.
DELEGATES TO WORK AGAINST GRANT.
PRIMARIES OF THE NEW REPUBLICAN ORGA@lZA-
r1oS-puLrGArr:s TO CHICAGO CHOSEN IN
EVERY DIsTRrcT-TUURLow wEED's VIEWS
The district campaign clubs, under the call
issued by the Republican Central Campaign CuD' "St
evening Leld primaries In ali the Assembly districts ID
the city, To elect three dele. es and three
alternates from district to The National Rel uoi
can Convection. The tickets state tra ;he delegates
arc opposed the PERTURBATION Of General Grant or
a third TheIe was very niue o'.o-[
ton in any of the districts. In the III"
aud With districts there some feeling on INC part"
those whose claims TO places the tickets n"d u e "
regarded. but this was snioo;hed over.
There are manv prominent Republicans among Tue
Delegates OF these may be named Thurlow weed Er'o
eric W. Seward, Bruiamm b. Sherman pfeHI"eht VI
the Mee,ranirs' NajiOn1 Bank, Scho" ComniS
sioner Manerre. GrOfgc Haven Putnam the pun
Usher Senator George II. Fors or, Monmouth b.
Wilson, Superintendent the FIRE Patrol j. Warren
Goddard well known Bro9nTay G al ien' P;e SV"
J. FiIhian b. W. Martin, Professor In G. 'lss'
Scr Eli Caarlpr, Caonei Ethan Allen, cyrus Bt!rr A.
j Dttenhoefer and g ,-CurnnHr Louis Nan nan.
no Ter ana others OF the Exeeu We C0mIntc a Unin
Place Hotel Among Il O;e wno had met TIER w. IN
tcnton going TO CHICAGO if hi health wo9id az HT
than Geicra Grant would not he nominated bic"ise OF
the strong sentiment against tniu , te en-,
could moi carry the State NcwYOik. while any other
Republican Who would receive te united support :" Inc
wefr echoed by number OF the DELEGATES Hid r'nas 81
The "loWir the full list Of the delegates AMI alter
DIeSates George L. Pun lm Peter ], stuyvcsant
Cyrus Butler. Alt.rnates: Vllim DrumMonh' Io"p
OiIupatnat"s Luis Naumann DR.. F. Znssnr, j. c. F.
Byland. Alternates: Daniel MooreWiIIiam WAse' Fat
Ift~peegites: Edward II. BIl, william Atkinson.
Char-s l. kohler. Alternates: Clarence Dining Henry
v1DcleeaSes GcGeral F, ancis C. Bas,ew, William a.
TownIcv s. Higgins. AIiernates: George Young, William
c. Davis, Thomas Grady. - g., ,.,, r..,on Y
A. KIiebe Alternates: JOSEPH WITT. George W. Betts
Colonel
Adler, Xnsrew j. Case. Alernates: Henry s. Jennings
Jeremiah o. Scully. William Q. Ctyes.
John S. Ellison. AlIernates: Major Thomas Elliott,
William A. Van Dusen, John Ensiis. ..
VIII-Dclegates: Hugo WeSeudonck, Abraham
Jacob, Henry c. Bang Alternares: Frederick Grugel
bell, IT. II. CargilL Alternates: Thomas Bunce, A. F.
x~ps.S S : Alfred Ey. Paul Gospel, Panl Bal
luf. AteInates: James &. Sinnett' Herman Aflklc
XNp,iesates: b. b. Sherman B. F. Mauierre J.
Warren Goddard. AlterIares Dr. b. I. Hauk~ Colonel
XII-Debgaies William K,llian, Theodore Aub, ia
cob Rabns. AIternaies Joan G.. LiIRbecR, Archibald
"xsni0beieratss Robert TAYLOR. NJ. B. Wilson. Jacob
scoenhof. AernateS: Thomas h. Smith, Henry W.
XIV-DeIegates: George II. Stokes. Pant sehnltzer.
JOha J. Keloe: Aterpates: Richard Marshall C. 70
xDkssies sheridan saook Flss s J. Flt9WiqO
b. MonrcOinery. Z. A. Dihenbeek
'1 &ea a. Thomas BerGe
Henry Wilson. Henry Burden ,,,,-... u,,,,o. ,ou,.
Brepner. Aternatts: e. BaumEarteF, John L. Mcs.er'
xvI-Drlegntes: Charles Watrous, Vim: p Ester
brsoE: Cepaas Brainard Alternses: DE- c. L. Bruce
5os6s 5.ehsES Ey Gnoe
Robert S. Heilferty Alterna's; Robert W. 1h"mpsop'
Ky XxCRiesstes George IL B. Hill. Felix kaufman,
John Wendell Alternates: John MahOn. S. b. Living
S%xf.Deiegsres: A. J. D;ttenhOefer. Thomas Allison.
G. II. Yeaman. Aternatcs: A. NJ. Eigle'On, PLuip
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PF%'s::sr s cDsrlier Henri C.
nsoa eo M5 Bcaer E fG5mas B. CarH
xxIii-p:feeaIes: John - p KINNEY; colone!
George p. Webster, DF. John y. Campbell. ANerHaes
Thomas Allison. Rurus d. ZJgbann, En- Smith.
xxIy-Deegates; Ge0rse H. E"Ts.rT, p; Bede;'
Fowler, W. o. Merrill
RESULTS OF REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE.
ApLAN FOR A BOARD OF APPOINTMENT CONSISTING
OF THE MAYOR, PRESIDENT NORRIS AND PRE~I-
DENT FRENCH.
The conference of Republicans at the Gilsey
House wa. proirscted tar into Sunday night. There
were present several Senators and Assembymen from
the Hudson River Counties and from the In
terror of the State. Most Of the Republican lead
ers IN this city, including General Arthur, John j.
OBren Justice Jacob 81. Patterson, IT., and Senator
srrahau, were also attendance Various party
measures discussed and concessions made to
acme of those living In the interior in counties that
csse politieay TIE principal topic considered, how
ever was future legislation affecting NewYork City. II
vas conceded that legislation Of kind neces
sary The majority favored the Of an act Great
ing Board Of Appointment consisting OF the Mayor,
President Board OF Aldermen and President Of the
Board Of Police This InsuTes Republican majority In
previous pian with the Controller addedt was possible
that the Democracy might settle atteF ine
tween the Mayor and Controller there would DC desn
lock.
DISTRICT REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
The last regular meeting, before the Summer
iuterission of the let Assembly District Republican
Association held last eRung at No. 152 franklin
st. Charles H. Trainer sided with Joseph f. OBrlen
rs secretary The Committee on Admissions reported
proeress on the ten names proposed at the last
rha fOiIO amendment