New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
DEMOCRATIC REORGANIZATION

DEMOCRATIC REORGANIZATION.
PRIMARIES CNDTE TIE DIRECTION oF I'LL COMMIT
TIE or ONE HUNDRED.
Tho primaries by election districts, under the
direction Of the Committee % One Hundred for the rur
pose OF organizing the Ncw-Nork County democracy.
held last evening throughout the city 20 FAR as
numbers 20 The mO,eincnt esteemed -ucc,s-. In .
few election districts nearly 200 east TIE
total vote II estimated would rrnch .oooD There
great many contests among the 49, election dis
tricts. These will De- investigated and passed
upon by the Committee Of one Hundred today and later
Tie u the committee In West Twenty fourtr-
reminded one Of general election. Messengers
continually bringing rcturs These were received
by nnry clerks and t,buit'd There were a Few caacs
where the watchers appointed by the Comriit-
tee Of one Hundred did not appear and the
election held without thdr supervision.
Among The prominent D,ro,ra- chosen del gates
IN the Assembly District and County Committees we're
stnntor Edward Hogan. John Moore Jamc- oliver.
Bartholomew g.. BurlIty, A--rfiiYHlu tou~thniiur
nnuobn Dante. O'Ir.Il,y ~ N,Vn, Cr.rsr t,rnrr, n
PuT4T. J. walker FoNlc;. Andrew II Irr,uc. Alder
man Bernard k'unoy. S>th Doug 49, Fred. " Dlehl.
* Police Commissioner John v Noofhi-. Alderman
Mitchell. Civil Ju-iicc John a Dnkr. Alderman Jos ph
y -trnck Corporation Corr-,l Vim. G. whitney. Gc"r.r
W Mel can T. Lllrry Md, r~on j. Henry Fond Judge
Gilbert VI spir and Robert -. Nouu,y.
In the 1T Assembly Dl-iiG the election passed on
0uirtv thrr being no contest ~ any account S,nry
nll the II dcrgntrs elected 2" the A~-"mhy District
Committee W,r' representatives 81 either Ni,h"la- M"
said 10 have formed combination aud will work to
crfhrr. John Fox. who 'NIr'ttd 10 fuHet fout -
ala not apparently take ANY part. Their ihod. 900
v"ie- polrd. bat good many per."nS wrr pm down S
who lid not appear Al the polls, ~ o1lrr "a maze
the vote appear lHrgr.
In the iii Assembly, District the INV ono delegates
wcfr chosen altu-f wholly boz The ufrrf-i ~ James
Oliver Alderman jeremiah Murphy and Marx Tanil3,n
who n VIE understood. would opposition uck@
10 Oliver. Withdrew from the contest yesterday au'r
noon. dcuouucuL the whole pftytf ~ rt0fcuufuc 'hr
Democracy ~ farce. In the Nth Election u.frit ~
the Id Assembly District the polls not ops ned. n@
there we're over hundred alir.,d Sut'f~ present
tlnn registered u that di-trct 80 The iri ,ccton
In The XVIII District the election Wa- patent fraud. ~
men and bows were voting on names az "f-nll- Wu0
not lIr-,ut ard -pfi, of whom were EslUhIc t-
In The iNth Assembly District. where hitherto A'dtr
man Shells hI~ been considered tho e. der t contest
"A sharp cottet M ai the election districts. uud the
sui seemed doubtful. Mr. -r~'- friends claimed shat
they Ind clrrfd every district fir vote
but Mr. OIallicy'r friends conceded them ouN
shells fseiion DECLARED That the rrpraiing WIS
hagcaut. AID that The nance Of mon bong
brad we're voted upon. The repeating WIS especially
notorious the shells pttt snd, 10 the TIA, YIN. Nilu
XVIII and XVIII Election Districts. In the VIII bi-r,
80 ~ t,r-uu st. voters left 90 flir
ton. prevented from Voting aud erected from th'
room. Jtutor CARLSON. Oi the Court House. who Wa
Tie tirkrt chairman and Vdteh nan, aud carried
things his way; and In The herdi-trct- ID" k,ov
declares that the Committee Of ono Hundred wll ret
aside the election.
In the WIN Assembly District the voting WIS enirt
There % combination 10 drf,.t IWuthN Camp
bell. Of which Edward Mt the lead, To-,
~ the District Head aitorr - Grand and clinton
showed total vote 81 l.392. 90 The tVruty -rNtu
election districts, Que the illd, carried los tuulh, j.
The returns came III carly.