New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
PREPARING FOR SARATOGA
o,rv PRIMARIES TO BE HELD TONIGHT


ri, No,vYork delegates to the Republican Oon-
,o,tion to be held IN Saratoga on the -o'n ms,
in ne elected at the primaries 10 NC H't' ~
Assembly District Associations TINS eNeni"s'
primaries will be held in tie respective "'""I
Ter, of the associations DeSlnn'nS az
o,clocL and lasting in some u'Sul,.S INV
hours and i'm others only two. lu the MAJ" '''
VVIVtb Districts, in each OF when mere al' WV
49,. ,,e,ublican ORGANIZATIONS for the different
narts Of the Assembly District, the delegates e''c'fa
- the primaries tonight viii meet tomorrow n'en'
- solo,t those who will 90 as delegates to the
S,otc Convention The Twenty-second Nai"
will elect fifteen delegates, ana 'ho
Twelfth Ward seven delegates to the AlAlh Assem-
b,, District Convention. The Iwenty-tmrd war;
Will send seventeen delegates; the twenty -o"i'
Ward excluding KnGsbrIdge. hVe ueiet''0', ',''
Kingslridce two delegates. to the coi'eii " ~
vXIVtb District. The whole num"ef o. ueieS"V'
20 in. State Convention 10 De e'eo''"
~. rho CITY is seventy-niHe. These are
divided as follows: LIST Dstn''' Two W.
cate.. ia. two; Hid three; lVth, two;
y,b three; Win. three; With. five; With,
,,nr. lXtn. four; Xth, Jour- Nlth, four; AIlth'
enc. XfIIth. four; XIVth. two; XVIII, four
XVItb. three; XVIIth, four; XNlllth, three
NIXth. three XXih, three NXlst, four; AAild
,l,ree XXIIId four; XXINth three. or these dele
rates sixry-four certainly and siXty-seven prop
.hlV1na, be depended UPON TO vote Tor the prop
allie Administration candidate. Secretary oiger' H.
however any other candidate is presented at the
convention VINO i sHPP"Sou ~ ~ ''' -,
l.,rf O. the Executive than the Secretary OF the
Tra.nrv. these delegates could probably be trans
4er,el IN mass to the favored candidate. The lead
,r. cto control fourteen of the Assembly District
associations draw pay from the City Government,
aud oil # these with the exception Of Police JUS
ne. Peterson may be depended upon to act IN az
cord rc- with tie wishes of lre,d Mt Arthur, VINO
49,. .n,,,,. ,,,.u most or them received
Ie" 'i'' '''' os -, 49,. d;.,,,o+s ,,ho.,
tier appointments vi ''-' '' ,,,,
lead T, draw pay from III. state lWo-l4e Illu ana
Nl;l-rn be- tan hinl ic NoN Iho' Ii"cli '.'I,,i
MburI,. I'll tine ~ pl>'- u t."'t5 -, I.,rn
mission as narbOr Master from the present Govern
,r Is expected 10 VOC against MN III thls coiteNI
The AAIst District Is OlN"el' JACOB, is,
Com. iouer Of Charities and CORRECTION des.ilnG
enu.( .r.ru delegates aul Harbor Master lizard
Rulla.r. b,iug ia favor of the man who appointed
I..s'. cis+r,.ts "a here there Is no leader with
,i"h t.,nare viii q, with the majority. The
IVfI ti.frict winch han. 100 leader and which has
49,, ~, ,,n,t,ut diti.uiie, Is supposed Ice
-. ma der nnce coutrol: the lNth Is AWAY, on
lii-'', "i'. ,r'..,' f,r In. fi,.e ltiu.,.
LA +h NVtb ~ largely controlled hy the Pies.-
-, ~, and foLn II I .yd.cz-r
seTtcN N N i. without Prominent leader hut il
ii.n,'I lI been wit the machine. be lwcn;y->ec-
Ond NarI Association is ccidl!v >tal wart. and
-. II 81 az. more than tvo-thrls OF the dcieGatcS TO
ill., y iAih Assembly Distinct Convention, u has NO
T,,co + wishes. Ile Twelfth Ward Association
l1~ mad. "A strong effort ihis year 10 induce
tho a..o.,,rlon IN the ,Owcr part of tine dis
-. D., Iiy,d. tLe DELEGATION to the state
Cn1y-r.Iou giving one Of the three member, TO
lie ruf,ou portion: bur this request wiz not BE-
Granted miles, the = alWdrtlS % the desired dele
kIt, ASSEMBLY, pi.frlct. each of which Tvs clam
- rrul,,.ity The association of which hester II.
SoutlWUlth is president IepIc.ents the majority
81 th. ..d assoclarlon but it, delegates were
7.ot a,uutled TO the Central Committee III
-. 80 The copceled tlirucs, o, their
..rct.o, The delegates led by Victor ll-imberger
80. ,iy.1 seafs m The committee. the nnm-
ler,cr --oclatlon Is under the control of "JaS"'
i ,t-.r.-,, and ms ,eiroatc, are for Governor
1ri.I s.hoin the >outilworfh party vii! oppose.
E0fb ',.ocatous Will send delegates. and le city
Lenders r IN somewhat of iii 'eulinI. II they vote
m me Sac convention tor the admission Of
the Southworth delegation, they admit that
fnev were wrong ia excluding the represen atye OF
ato same association from the central 'mlIItee.
H. the other hand. they VOtr Tor ne ieIm'eTgcr
DELEGATES they add three votes q Inc Governor
party. There IS, OF was ai'o an "IsauI1 tiot "P-
posed 90 the regular aS>ocati"n oil me Az "a us
trct but after endedNorlhg III VAN 10 secure ISP4c-
sentstiOu IN the Contra. Commit zee, u ms Deeh
almost entirely dlscOutlnueu. though mr'olN
uf tur best Republicans OF the district
,Cero Interested in H. II zee viii b. an active con-
test OI the election OF delegate I'm, evening I'D me
MILD Assembly Dis'flct AH,OtdtOh. but II VIII
probably not affect tie vote ~ thc YentiOn, rs
uota side, ,ay thcy are >.alWdTjs Ine h-ht IS one
against the mcthO Is employed by trdhk KY
inond and other Leaders OF the district
VINO have been supported 10y the cay
machine NlIIlam Il. SpooieI, VINO
fought The machine u the district almost
suge-h.n.el Tor long tlule, Is one oi the leaders
IF Inc present opposition ald nc DIS Che ucAe' or
del -g4it- when has been pat up against he caucus
toiu,nlf .Ogs. A,semOlyna Leroy Is. Crane, who
,ode "a so IA record IA the Assembly. il especial.
Earnest d. ans opposition t. the present management
of ta,. associations
Tho dls. Tcts which may be con"t Il aS sure Tor
Cornell are tue liza, lthiee 't4c-a'e-J - 10y I-"h-
Er@lo1 C"nn'S'.p-ei Idh''l ''c I'm lriI,e
uslcsittsl; tne Ath touf q le-dt - anu Two 81 ne
1our deir< ties ron the AAfst bl,Il't hdhiIS
Twelve lu Az. lue tni'C N''''" OF ~. A4l'H DI''ii
must be considered doGbtnl unll The convention
decides tine contest j mere Is - remote p'7al1lh4
tIlt some other delegate, moved b5 2lalliNde iO