New-York tribune., 1881-12-14
RErTRMCAN PRIMARIEH.
ELECTION or OFFICERS IN TIE As MEiY rI-rrI 70
ASSOCIATIONS - DELEGATES TO TIE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.

kEIl hIlNAN lhlNAhll.'.
Election OF OFFICERS IN TIE Ass SmrY DISTRICT
ASSOCIATIONS - DELEGATES TO TIE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.
The primaries of the Republican party III
this city acrc held last evening" Officers o the various
associations were elected together with delegate 10th"
Central Committee Ths following is list Of the dele
gates chosen:
LET District Michael W. Burns. Samuel G.. Burns.
Daniel Cosrroyc, Arthur Halicy, francis Redmond
lid Di.trict-lrcrcc G. vau wvck Morris Friedsam,
IIJ District Charles y rarntor, John Dingwau
Ernest H. Cro,by, Henry L"ewy sidney smith IAdslaS
knrce Bloomfield U-neF, jT James Dalton ana D"'ld
Iytb Dl-trtct-Iohn Collins Joseph Haddcld. william
II. IowuicJ. Charles T. Abu"l ana Au-iStnH Sc
IN D,~tucj-Johu H. Hruiv. George !. Fowler, WIZ
iayr j. ke,e- Alexander NcQuecn, James u. Haw'~,
Michael ClIliu, John Nihir l.. Chamberlain ana carr
IlndrWan.
cNr,idr YIN Sc. ri sch,r iii I W,-fg'i
Moses Lchrbcrgcr and James II. Tulan.
Wngcuen Abraham Lent. Thomas Coaklsy, Gc"rsr Greg
ory Robert Curcu. Thomas McKc, John ~att- Euf.ri,
land Char +. u,rich, Lucas l. Van Allen j. Inne'oI
ward, .. j. Maciuah!n, Henry GrsSe; N"lnry Mn
ElVaIu a. Nichols, John J. Do"lrl aud Lawrence hc-
Win Di-trict-John J. O.Brirn Bernard Rourkc.
samuel EngcI Mluassah Goldman. Augusius Bacon
Patrick J. Hickey, Christian HoriI ftrd'rich Iluck
Jones. Jonu Mecgan, D. ". C. wheeler. and Robert G.
KIN Di.,rtct-John W Jacobus, Richard " Corard
William II. Gcduey, George H Deauc. Jeremiah Puc
burn, Matthew kmc, AndleM ) 1amp1TI' ] ]SnnrieI a.
l.. Goldcy, James . LudiuE"n, Wllhan ii Mlrr' zap
tain James Lyuch y. II. H. Clark C. h. Lawton. Jacob
Kin DsrricT~Jacob ". Patterson, ir, william H.
lockwood. Ferdinand Etiman, CnarIc, T.. Brchm, 10
WALLACE Thomas lsothuau Henry e. Botty. Louis Gort
Albert NJ scnuck {. Otto Bac-e and August fieiscn-
XIth Disirict-Gcorre Bliss. James N. yarnum 5. v.
r. CrurcT John c. OCOHucr, Jr Merritt WcAhiin. Dan
cI Morrison T.. G. Lcscur. Daniel G.. Rollins X. Ray
Hamilton, James W. Hawcs, Gtorr, Illl, Robert e.
Armstrong. Inomas q. Jarrott. william staruu aud
| William j. Mcneil
XIaTi Dstric,-Chestcr H. southvorth. John smith,
Fred,nck Bttman. Otto ludwlg. Jo,I Lmulyr, Robert
A. AcIntO-n. Hugn L. Farrell, Frederick II. iIahn, Cor
! ncu Burns and Theodore Koch.
Hllllh Drtnci-hush "iinh'r' thhtI'' :. 7Ptl',r
james McAicc, Alexander VI. &. smith, Frrdruck C.
HrdHtS II'l,ll'HH - 'o", " az '.I ,,t - "a ,,,ir
HERMANN john II. Van NJth nhmhri W 'Ainh'I'
James 4. COwIe, George GAhy, George M bhtunrr,
Pmlup hoe YrHtnal, John Duccy ana william 7chlcErL
AlNh District EoD'rl - b'}u, Jv1h ., i,'"','
George futL, lhomaH ". Folsom louts H. Schloituau-
ber Jonu -. Mcdonald and JOhu II. Brady.
MVtn Di-inct-Dr. j. j. Goodman. james g Reed,
Hosea Higgins, samuel a.. Parks. N'cnoas Meter, Ld
cncK bIcyO-el.f. H. kIcTnAIi, Gcofse Becker lnonh7
XVitn D,siucj-slicnael Crcrau, Charles X. HYDE
Richard NJ Lu-h, John iiruioh. Johu >. Mason. Jf"
hS'yii hSV'yyiIiriao nfrcI " ,i-'u Ionn m N,-bt
EDcu Dcnartst, II. william Euscnuupt, frcdcrieh A.
| Pricc Richard h. Mott. IuOinns Mcbnac, Charles \
| FiaInlneI, v Il. Cooper, AleA4Ldur taTmicna,LJG
| Loans wendell, Euus Darrow.
| XvIntn Di-tnco-o.cpnen H. French Edmund
Ste 'ncnson, Thomas r. I:isntmrc lslcmrd H. Nuscnl
| George 5lstinan, George = Lrum
al DHATiCt-lHiaC %. III.
Alexander Martin, john l.. \. Hunt, Goorgc l.. Hu7t
Joseph Ldoyd, Joan r. Cummings, J"hn i'oison"obcr
AAth Dtstnct-Iionry g. Percy, soon H. smith :. Az
! bert Mincno, Thomas = Lagnn, J.. L. Nrwnan. Michael
! FINN, Dame, Lewis, Michael Goodc Charles a. nuss
| Morris V. frcund. MIcudcl scnarohDorgcr
| XXlst Dlstrct-Ldward Mitchell, Nm. A. Darling
TacOtt James Miward, General John CocIrhnc, Elliott
J.. shcphd ChiiIcs H. Knox, Louis j. Pniiiipr, nona
| Hazelune, JOhn Molcr. James Lchuaicr, VIM j.
XXIid Dstrict-JC julius Lancbcm Charles J. Val
| 1, I/plI
| Green, William barlrof a. L. Mason, IhvnaS DradJ,
john II. Gunner Bernard sheridan, Charles Irckwc.cl
and David n. ManderyIic
! XNIlld Distnut-F. Raymond, George Z. Webster NJ
| l.. RaDdeli, Hiram Bocannon, JOun }. BDay, +. +.
Purdy, JonH Campbell barrett l.. Phillips, joan l..
VauDcCarr, Samuel Wallace, Jrssc G.. Hccaic Niiiam
| Bannau, Henry q. Monarquc, DAVID McJiaHon George
XXlId ward-,I.In Il. Marvin. Richard II. Barry,
WiIam H. zen Eyck, August Un IredeTIcA fitzpatrick,
| Henry Braun Peter q. Mculng.
| XXlytn W4rd-M. T. Bropr!, B. 3. Bostwics, Piowden
| Stevens.
As will be seen by the list above, there are complra
lively few changes in the various district dele ,auous
far the prominent members concerned Contests
were made in several the districts hut tho power OF
the Old leaders remains mistaken. POlco Commissioners
Frcnch and Mason, George Bliss, John ID. Law
son, Police Justices Gardner, Patterson, Morgan and
smith, John j. OBrcn, Chairman Lo, Aldermen Per
ley, McClavc Iawes and Finch Bernard Bgun. John
W. Jacobus, COrOUer Brady, Assemblynan Van Allen
and Charles W. TainiOr, members Of - new com
Inittee. II ia noticeable that the IXtL District has
needed the request OF the Central Committee aud dropped
Alderman Seaman from It's delegation.
In the IXth Assembly District there long existed
derabe dissatisfaction between the younger and
the older members Of the Republican organizations. 1t
is asserted that the same officers have held their poa
tons several years. and the Junior mernler- last
night nominated full Ticket headed by W. B. White fer
president. j. W. Jac0bus the regular nominee.
The election was held in the Bleeoker building; a
large vote pOued, resulting IN the election OF tine
following Oiicers President John W. JacObus; hist
Yice-presdent W. H. COrHa second vicepresdont, &. H.
| Morgan secretary, q. W. Luckey; treasurer. c. +.
| Merkle. .
long line Of voters AT the primary election in the
XIIth Assembly District formed at early hour
and the voting was kept up briskly while the polls were
open. There were three tickets In tho ted The one
headed by Chester H. SOuthwcrth represented the present
organization OF the association Mr. southworth received
the support Of Police Justice Patterson year ago Tor
presidency OF the association but IL Ia said that the
independence he has lately shown has caused him 10 IN
the dspleasuge Of that leader and therefore oppos
ton tickets run. One OF these headed by the
OF Alderman George Hiiard for pTesdcnt and tho
other by the OF Asa ID. Bennett The latter ticket
contained the OF several of the members expelled
| from the association at its last meeting.
| A large force OF police WAS present
while tho voting going but there not much
disorder Many OF those who offered their votes were
not allowed 70 deposit their ballots Those who offered
the Bennett ticket and not allowed TO vote, were
taken TO room in Avenue e. where aihdayits were pre-