New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-11

strongest nj the present time Senator Hogan Tor many
years strong man In the District not yet clearly
defined his position. In the WITH District there IL TIL
angular fight with Alderman Shells and others contest
ing the leadership Mr. Shels and Assembly man McCar'
thy about month formed the jefferson Clue OF that
district aud this has been the nucleus Of an organization
which now extends all through the district In the WIN
Assembly District there will be a bitter fight t'il Jus
ticc Timothy J. Campbell when he was thrown out of
Tammany Hail. could not obtain the leadership OF the
Irving Hall organization His term Civil Justice viii
expire ihs year. and he IL very anxious TO obtain re-
nomination His the chairman ~ the Tam
many Hall delegation has been in turn displaced because
o his friendship for Judge DonOhue and he, also u
seeking the leadership while the old chiefs Of the Irving
Hall faction IN that district object 10 being pushed aside
IN the With and Xh Districts. Excise Commissioner
william G.. Mitchell and Ciyil Justice John \. Diukrl
have controlled the Irving Hall delegations Naturally
they propose 70 control the delegations in the new organ
ilati,n. f. - Gale. who for several years headed the
Tammany delegation from the With District, but was
dcposcd when he followed the fortunes Of Mayor Grace
instead ~ John Kelly wishes to be given consideration
in the faction.
In the XIth District ex-Poce Commissioner John H.
voorhis who IA one Of the Committee Of one Hundred
and has had much do with framing the plan Of rcor
gunlaiioE. - likely 10 be- the recognized leader Dchiy
sheriff AcXandrrN DaN lson has been for -eNrrai t'ais
Of the Irving Hall leaders and likely To be- heard
from at the primnr,s In the XVIII District the opr"s
ne Democratic leaders for several years nave hr,n
part 81 Irving Hail. and Excise Commissioner Richard
j. Morrison for the Tammany forces. They are now
pulling together politically. and n il not settled whirh
small h the recognized head In the new organization
In the XYIth District Police Justice Maurice j. Power
yin head the forces opposed to Tammany Hall. and ia the
NNIlIth District, Commi,-oncr OF Public Works luh'u
- Thpupson In the NXth District Robert G. van
Wyrk who made the attack on Nr. Kelly and his friends
IN tr TamWinN General Committee last all. VIII DE- AT
fnrod opportunity 10 show whether h" can snrrts'
iut lri the urpo-ing Democratic voters against TAN
Hall. In The NNISt li-fici Corporation Attorney
William 4 Boyd will hc of the foremost IN opposing
Dee II, ,iuocraiic forces which he recently led In the
Ann xrl D4trict James npun"y Will remain the leader
~ il, opIt~iilpu 10 Iaminauy iirll
udrr the call - l l. -ird f"all Democrats 10 take
ptr IN the priurr-. thrrr L. nothing :" prevent Tan
Democrats frn.i aiding ambitious l'ai - To g'li'
rtrfi" = r districts. If the tnWniti'" ~ ono
Iluu1ul hi- M" power ~ ii-.ns upon the validity 81
the N'tnl. IIiEtrt elections. and " II can hr shown
i'lf t.y carried hi unfair means II ~ order ne"
rl,r'i'u- n l' hli The primifr. viii h" almost ~ ~
port fo i. Democrats -cu,r election and tr
r...llp-r, r'o-i n- great r. - intended that every
Democratic tn.t 80 .! hltr 1u opportunity ?" "Npr''
hi rIuf uf t' men tn "t1f' -ln lm iu lr new pph.i
~ h'i 20 M 70 ffuti. and. later. Of ''" drirEl'"- to i"
fi.In In- uufpifiit: conventions That control "t i'
ffrtfi-- .ifl'ufiou- Fi'l nt taken away rufn ii"
Vft t.-tt % politicians Is nff expected, hut under ii
~fi o. i- iiict' chat trir power Viii h' th' h'
-nfIruH,f. THE ril,i- u f.r niuNriurni claim Tor t
'.I. r'.rr - can 90. ;lfr' tH' important n"!Iirt
'f- f'r f' t'iuus places that aic Noicd Tor at s'h-
,i.