New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13

How do yOu account for that ~
"Well, everybody seemed To take an interest IN
II. The true of the caucns held last night
II was the largest ever held here"
"Will the delegates support an Administration
candidate through thick and thin y
think they Will"
Another politician Of the district who was stand
ing on the curbstone in front OF the assoclation
room said: Would we support an Administration
candidate till the last gun fired Yes, indeed,
we would | can say for myself that would sup
port him from way Dack.p
j. W Marshall The president of the Garfield Club
in the XllIth District SAID that they had decided
10 make no contest or opposition 10 the SIalWart
ticket We have" he said, more than 500 MEM
bers on our roll the most OF whom are tradesmen,
manufacturers OF wOrkmen who take no active part
IN politics. except from desire for good govern
Inent. We are dlsTegaTdcd by the regular assocla-
ton. and suppose would not be allowed to vote II
We should 90 to the DailO-bOx IN the primary, ana
although # we held a separate primary we probably
should cast more votes than the regular primary
1t would be ot 10 use 10 u.s. as our delegates would
not be recognized by the convention: We shall be
quite content with whatever candidate shal DE
chosen. although we wOuid prefer W adswOrth.
Our WORK Is 4 local One-iO destroy the evil effects
OF Staiwart machine dlctation IN this district And
think have done great deal toward that
Tie managers Of the primary in the with District
were IN a state of scG-glatulitiOn and eXuitauOn.
II was the first Republican primary election that
had been held IN the district for fifteen years
without a Tow lbl, has long been con-
sideIed the most quduclsOme association III
the city, and not lnlrequeutly the members III
their zeal have attempted 60 sustain their various
position, by the logic ol blows with fists or clubs
Last nighf al was peace and happiness. Tue cleo
ton was held IN the rooms of the Arthur Club in
Ihe regular tickets had a coorrd back
$50 that II any other ucAet had been
cast it would at once have been detected
But the red dud blue and green slips had no white
companions. nor was there, aS usual, any chdIleng
ing. l.. a. PettIgTcw, the president OF the a~s0ca-
ton. was one of the delegates chosen. He said
they were all opposed to Cornell aud all III favor
Of Foeer. Al I'll events Nr. folser would be Their
first choice. and they would prefer hun 10 ne the
candidate; but MT. Petusrew was inclined TO tillnk
that dark horse would appear Tor whom their
votes would finally be CO 6, anu who would SECURE
the ucnl4auJD. lie Thought Mr. cornell W"ud ST.
cure iew delegates from this civ except those from
tie iii, Nltu and .n DIsrrcts.
In the NNllth District there was no opposition to
the regular ticket. and an unusually large number
OF votes were cast. The district Is strongly anti
Cornell. although the delegates are sent unpedget
CNE reporter The delegates elected SAID that thet
hal not met together % discuss the merits OF the
anlldates il the ueld for nomination and had not
made up their minds 90 whom they should favor
In fact one sand he had not thought mucu about IT,
All were of the Opnou that either Mr. tolger or
Mr.. Staru would make q good candidate. Police
COMMISSIONER Mason, the president OF the assocl-
alton. SAID that he had Just returned from the
Cat.kIlls and was not familiar with the state Of
politics IN the city. lie Aad READ AE lkiB NE
sud thought 10 had correctly stated the position Ol
the various associations Ia regard % the GOvcruol-
ship. Hc Thought that out OF the sevcuty-ulnc del
c1ates from the city there would not be over
SAID. viii poll the full vote OF TINS district
whether 1t bee foiEr Wadsworth or otarin OF
A. tu- XNlllth Assembly District there was only
one ticAet :u the hcid and TN, election was con-
Quoted very quietly. Bernard blshn IS president
0l The association. la conversation WIN tribune
reporter be SAID: There Is no opposition Il our
district am The regular ticket L. unanimously sup
rort.d We are uupedgcd, however and /
cauuO; say how wc shall vote. OF course. yo1 know
this r. the residents own district a. t0 rne COM
plexiou ol the cll{ delegation do not care To eX-
press an opinion. Il would r- only my Own opinion
after all. aud~cuuticd 10 no weight Besides,
ul. eht give offence There may be men even III my
own district who would ird ilult WITH ,nc for say
Irg anything af tll~ tlme ami ! am determined 90
say nothing except that the ocl gates IRON tins dis
tl--t and, ] believe. from tne wh',e oits. "il. Do
ple pared heartily To- support the nOminee-wnOevcr
he may be- There are no issues in any
but The XXIIi and XXIIld Districts.
E5vmonl's ticn Nlll probably win in the AAIlld.
and the rcgulI ticket ma the AAlIt. There is not
much DOUBT O., 10 the names Ol the delegates from
the other districts. No d,ireation Is pieIuei'
,o guarded lie said: j believe the greatest Dos-
sible s.Iel 9Th of Cine Cornell IA ton VIII be- eleven
woes. IAc ether delegate vlii be- antlCoih.u aud
w.lI .upp..t fh. Administration cduoaaie|
I'm the Ky d j. D-trIrt tuc votes "c,c cast Wy,
bu' before tle CLOSE nearly Onc-hdt OI the DISTRICT
strength wa, r1lcI. Iucre was no oppos tol.
uup.,d-cd. but % is aut-Co,nell and "fI support
TIA. Administration candidate. In my opinion out
ol tue whor cH de liqI mere "li De oHIy n'De
vote- for ,vr-cll; Jay VIII be- perhaps l.itt edcl
from fAc Vita ard NJ b. two from zoe AAlst. and
one from the lid District. There Will probably ne
Il mart nght Tor Tire nomination. bus the best lraI
viii win and hl. clcc.1u Is >ulr.'
I ere being no Ogpo, tion ticket ~ the NXl,t
District. The election was very quiet lhr &c. -4il's
CHOSEN W.Ie jacob Hess } lme, MilwaId, willard
builard Jud Edward Mitchell The t"o former are
aut-D Dpruc men ANA ttc two l1l cr are - favor o
lcruelIs G-nOln-. n-.'at0r. tomul-,I'ner lir-, SAID
that the Two t"rA'A u-h, Ntth lH-I d.lHIu".'''
were placed upon the ucsct as the result OF
compromise and iu tur interest oi harmony 0tAeI-
WISE. th.,. would have been TWO uck't- ln tne
f..t Ne re- .ITI ID.