New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16
THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
QUALIFICATION EXPRESSED AT THE LIBERAL POLL
CY ENTERED UPON.

QUALIFICATION EXPRESSED AT THE LIBERAL POLL
CY ENTERED UPON.
The success of the Republican plan of re-
organization shown by the attendl4ce at tue prima-
RES ON Friday evening. much talked OF yesterday
in political circles Zoe fact that large proportion
OF the voters members OF tine Assembly district
associations and therefore had not taken part In pre-
vious primaries accepted proof that these per-
will hereafter take interest in the politics Of
their respective districts the election this fall
increased Republican vote il looked for.
"The attendance AZ the PRIMARIES" said Secretary
SCION b. SMITH. CONFIRMS my predictions. I espe-
cay Rrled at the large proportion Of new voters al
prmaries aud think that this Is tue sentiment OF
the great of ose who have beeu known rs ma
chine Republicans. There has been time when
good Republicans would have been welcomed In the
majority OF the Republican associations in this city.
We Invited TINS class time aud again 70 join and
make party strong. II will be their ault they
do continue 10 active participation with the
workers OF the party. There - no reason why they
should not Some one take the direction OF pOlti
oa affairs and the will have just much
voice IN party affairs those who have Tor years been
connected with the associations Majoritlcs rule in
council and in voting. 1t he wish OF the Republican
lea ers that those who Ia rusted with the manage
ent of political AFFAIRS shall represent the majority OF
the party. 10 gives them more conf ience If they know
that tue voters uy In ace I'd with them ana that
fnry represent the voting strength OF the party"
prominent Republican said: the result or Fri
NIGHTS primaries should set at rest the assertion
that On, q favored few can become members Of the
Assembly district Republican aoas. take part
the PRIMARIES There Will be strife Tor the contro OF
organizations. OF course But any Republican voter
can pal these contests and the majority Will
rule The large number OF new faces seerFt tue prma
ries nOpeful for the III ure 10 Indicates that
new blood will infused into tins various district organ
VA IONS and ths is always good thing in any body OF
men party In TINS VIII be stronger aud better
for the liberal policy now being pursued"
convention Tor the purpose Of selecting delegates to
20 to Ricnied springs held last nis1t at the head
quarters ofthe XlXth Assembly District Association, at
ne Western Boulevard land Slxy-sevehthst The
convention composed OF delegates selected at the
primaries held FRIDAY night In the Twelfth ana
twenty second Wardsl0 from the former and "a from
Tue latter. Only ticket was IN the Held ana there
was 10 scratching. Tho ticket was as ioLoMs.
Delegaacs-Cnarlcs +. Bruder joan Resenweher, VIII
IAN II Beamy. "Reminiscences CrOnin, john j.
Clancy sinclair Adams. ,
Tue XXIVth Assembly District Is composed OF the
Iwenty tnirI and rwenty-fOurth Wards. The twenty
thlrd mas one Republican Association the twenty
fourth has twO-TremOnt and kIDgsordge-and these
three on Friday night elected thryone delegates to the
Assembly District Convention, whicl was he'd at
Central Hail. Thlrd-aye. and Onehuudredand'fItleth
a. YESTERDAY, at D. The convention was harmoni.
Gus There was only ticket which was elected
unanimously by reclamation. The following was the
Ticket chosen Decentralization H. Ten Eyck, j.
Thomas StearBs James X. Marvin. ACCOMMODATIONS
B. Frisbee Hugh N. Camp, Benjamin H. Sealey'