New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-03
REORGANIZED DEMOCRATS.

hLOIOANILED DEMOChAlS.
COMPOSITION OF THEIR ORGANIZATION.
OFFICERS OF THE DISTRICT ASSOCIATIONS OF THE
NETWORK COUNTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
THE COUNTY COMMITTEE.
The delegates OF the New York County
Democracy elected at the primaries met Last
evening in the Assembly Districts for the purpose OF
formally organizing by the election OF officers OF the AS
sembly District committees. and the choosing OF
delegates to the County Committees "A
good interest felt In this election be-
would show plainly it thought which OF the
rival leaders In certain of the Assembly Districts had OBJ
taned control OF the organization there In majority
the districts pretty well understood who woulu
have control. and there practically opposition
In hw instances the election post,
poned to a The result OF the elections and
especially the list OF the delegates chosen repre-
the associations in the County Committee showed
that that faction headed by ox-MayOr Cooper, Corpora
ton Counsel Whitney, Commissioner Thompson
Police Justice Power, the Supervisor of the
CIy Record, Mr. Costigau, and Excise Commits.
soner MITCHELL which formerly controlled Irving Hall,
will be dominant IN the new organization Nevertheless
there is good deal OF material in the body Just
formed and there is much believe 1t will
prove no mean rival to Tammany Hall this fail.
The feeling between the two organizations Is so
nntagonstie that there very little cDance of their
uniting county ticket This spirit intensified by
The fact that many of the district leaders in the new
ISOLATION have withdrawn from Tammany Hall volun-
tarily been " disciplined in tho last year.
and their dislike to John Kelly is naturally
great Moreover, they must demonstrate they
have strong following go OF politics altogether
Hence, they likely to do their defeat the
candidates OF the organization with which they
said one Democratic leader Yesterday who was recently
On ful aiaation with rammany Hall. and there viii be
Ex-senator Edward Hogan is the leader In the list
assembly District Association He heads the deiegation
alderman John Moore ex- Assemblyman James fitz-
president of the association
In the I'D District Counsellor James Oliver is pres
Abram s Hewitt pres sided az temporary chairman of
the it'd Assembly District Association No organza-
ton effected and adjournment was had to Fri
Edward Garrison is the leader of the delegation the
Kelley president of association 1t is remarked
shat neither Alderman Thomas Shields nor Assembly
Senator Jacob seebaoher heads the delegation to the
EdwaT mecne jones' and pennis saiSan James M,e
Bryan is President OF the Association
county c9@mitfqs from the With Asem6ly District,
e S S ag onsr DSyG FGs
soent OF the association
TO the County COMMITTEES from the Xth Assembly Dis
srie Other DELEGATES are Alderman Joseph strack,
George HatzeL Commissioner Mitchell is president of
The delegatisn to the County Committee the xIh
fe ssem District Is AN exeeedngy strong one IT is
ana ASSOCIATED with him are George W Mclean Judge
a A. Sper' J9hn MeKoo6 Eery Anderson Bob
Baldwin aud Hamilton +. ronpkins, George W Mclean
IN The Nth Distret john keenan, is president the
association and chairman of the delegation the County
Committee. Associated with him President
Keenan,, OF the Board Of Aldermen W. W. Cook and
Nelson j. Waterbury heads the delegation from the
Flanagan, Alderman Patrick Gibney aud others
William Brennan is president Of the association
was chosen president of the association and
~ie de zee Nv 10 n the County committee:
president of the association The election delegates
next
In the XVIII District there election. 1t will be
The election in the XvIIth District was adjourned I'M
o saturday EVENING e,11.g. ,,,.-,-
Thompson elected president of the Association The
other election was adjourned to future date, to be
The delegation to the County Committee from the
AiXth District headed by John E. Develin, together
Masterson John A. Bea is president of the associ-
alton.
County Clerk William A. Butler heads the delegation
from the XXth District, with Thomas Carroll, G. NJ.
Plat Robert A. Van WICK and others g. NJ. Plat is
The delegation to the County Committee from the
Tracey. Peter Olney, Excise Commissioner Emanuel
r. Hart and Coroner Gerson n. Herman associates.
ss Is essna the del
eation from the XXIId Assembly District president
o. the association.
There sharp contest in the xXInd District
There were two tickets headed by Joseph Falon and
Charles Crazy The former successful by a large
majority. Associated with Mr. FallOn as delegates are
Matthew II Moore, Chauncey g. Truax, and Charles w.
Dayton Edward r. Steers chosen president of the
James ] Mooney heads the delegation from the
xXIvth District William Caldwell is President Of the
II nearly midnight when tho With District com
Committee Is headed by ex-Mayor Cooper, and ass0
c,ated with him are exIContr"er Andrew Il Green
named Is president Of the association.