New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13
REPrBLICAN PRLMARLES.

DELEGATES To- THE NOMINATING CONVENTIONS
CHOSEN.
Republican primaries were held last evening
in all the Assembly Districts TO choose delegates 10 the
County Senatorial, AldeTmanic and Assembly conyen-
tons There are no contests any Of the districts.
Even in the XVIII District where there have been
faction fights at every primary for the last
ten years. there was hardly sign OF dissatisfaction
There were 24S votes and only two OF these were
scratched In the XIIIth and XXllld districts where
the very sharp last year. the con'enuihg
factions came together and agreed on common
ticket There we're few challenges. Every Republican
who voted for Garfield and Arthur in 1850 aud certified
70 that fact was allowed vote As the case at the
primary where delegates TO the Republican State Con-
yention were chosen, many Republicans who nave
not heretofore taken part in the election machinery Of
The districts came out and voted, notwlth-
standipg the unpleasant weather The result that
although there were no contests to draw out full vote,
the average number of votes cast in the various districts
was greater than for several years. Many new names
also appear among the list OF delegates. 1t was sub
iect OF comment all the districts that the plan OF re-
Organization formulated by the Committee of Eighteen
had proven complete success, and could not but have
q beneficial effect at the election IN November.
The following are the gates chosen to the County
Convention;
Isr D,strict-Michae W. Burns F. s Boguo, John H.
Grimes James ]. Deane and James }. Herman 90 -
IId Disriot-Dens Shea, Morris Fuedsam' fhlhp Vr.
'd lid DsIrctICharies n Taiuor John. II. Coster
Bernard +. BrOgan, Thomas f. GcaTy Edward NJ ocuu-
der, William H. Lewis, James H. johnson al" AAoin"7
TVta District-John Collins, William II. Iownley,
AngIIsns scnafIol Thomas b. Bills Maurice T. Lynch
VIZ Districf-JOhn II. Brady George j. Fowler, Isaac
Rice. Joseph f. Muhing James d. HAYES, NJ. H. Car
Win Disrct-JSnn simpson, John stieblng, Thomas
j. Lockwood, William Waluman, iIaueIS 9uyU''' rI'HA
Win Disr.ct-John D. lawson Iispenard stewart
DE- samuel II. Johnson, John Z. DOwley, Alexander H.
Reid Samucl g. williamson Abraham d. CaTlOck, Lucas
I. Van Allen c. Il. Van Wagenen, Henry f. Rowland
Alexander NcKeeyer William Matthews, Lu"aId
Nichols Henry G. Percy, Joseph EdgeIy. 80 al,
With Dlsrfct.-Robert G. McCord Frederick Finck,
Scorod Fl %efeman Bernard RourEe John Mcdonald
John E. Brodsky Edward MuiTy John TwanSon T4ariGs
Smith, Christian G0eIz, Louis Jackson hen9o NJ Ae'5
Thomas Riker. W. b. hanson. ,,,-
IXth DistTict.-JOhn W. JacObus, George F. Merklee
Fn0eue Ward James I. Pan burn, johnson B. carey, J
y. Rockefeller, Chas. a. L. Goldey, Ge0Tge b. Deane
William H. Ged1sy bcri "a Ea Tarsd Frank mi" Mer
Ken District--JacOb NJ; Patterson, Jr. General W.
Rrzyzmowsh, Ferdinand Eldmsn In3maS WaIince
John Hughes. c. Otto Baese, David Mullen, JOhh A.
GieS, Frederick Botty, Rudolph hupens' Oparles a.
XIth Disrict-Georgo Bliss V. R. Crugcr, Jefferson
Clark Augustus p johnson, Alfred W. Royal, Marshall
D. Blake James NJ. Varnum, Thomas C. Jarrett, waiter
Yi6 1stTclNGeoFge Gniard Isaac Conn., Lewis W.
Mead August Braun, George b. Higgins, Daniel QUINN
Charles Naudn, John Smith, Edmund sPechb Joseph
NxIIIth Distrlct-David Mitchell, Frederick G. Ged-
pey william Wade Rs5SS aPPHS BeTsd Gre
gan, Charles Bessel, Arthur d. Williams, james u
AXiVtn Dstrici-Jobn H. Brady, Frederick B. Stats,
Edward W. Soaring, John j. Kehoe, Fred T. Doefr
Samuel ID. Folsom , g., ~
XVIII Dstrlct-Eugene A. Pettigrew Samuel O.
parks j. T. NJ LOrdy, MD, Thomas ii. Whelan,
Thomas Farrell, Richard Dwyer, NJ. l.. HOLSTER VIII
lam hi Hunter, William NJ. Montgomery, John Frlck.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cregdn, Cornelius IS. Conklln'
Bernard T. Kearns, Richard NJ: Lusbi William j, CObO
william Tobin, Daniel Tucker
XVIIth District--JOhn McCave, Richard j. Lewis,
John III. Ncsbtt, Jacob Bauer Charles A. Flammer,
Iouis Wendell Rufus DarrOw, > " X Cooper, James W.
Perry, Charles D. Price, Samuel Mcmillan, Frederick
XYiiith Distriot-Benard Bgliu, John r. Lawrence,
Samuel j. StOrrs, Edmund Stephenson. Richard H. Nj
rent James NJ Turner, Daniel Johnson.
oVIXth Distrct-Twelfth Ward-James X OBeirne,
Ioseph H. Meredith Edgar p. Hill, Sinclair Adam.
XiXth Disrict-TWenty-secOud Watd-AleIander
Martin William ii. Belamy, John RelsenWeOer De VIII
II scotsman Leopold Leo. Edward A. Dillenbeck
XXth Distrct-Henry O. Perley Michael Finn, Der
nard Schwartz, Herman Cantor scion - smith, Jacob
Waller, john Osborne, Charles Whtlook, ST., Henry
- $XIst Distriet--Willard Billiard, William A. Darling
Johp Cochrane, Theodore Roosevelt Charles H. Knox
WiIIiam DOYd, Louis j. Philips, Elliott \. shepard,
George r. Cathcart James Talcott Edward L. Brown
XXIId Distrtot-Joseph L. Perley, Charles Bflck-
xvedel John r. Durfee Alfred g. Mason, Michael MahOn,
John r. Williams, John Little, Il. j. ncnenOr, Morz
eilberstein, Peter i. Morris , -
XXIiId Oistrict-Dayid f. Porter, Leroy Dewey
Edward W. BOnynge, Charles s. Robb, David MeMahon'
William Mtner, John X. Ames. Alexander Fletcher'
William O. Reddy, Samuel Luckey, Charles a. ,pogsrb
Iobn ID KINNEY, Arthur A Ryder, ". A. Hadden'
1ndrow Nj. Underhl, z. B. shurtleK