New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-15
RESULTS IN THE VARIOUS DISTRICTS.
FIRST DISTRICT

The LIST Assembly District primary election was held
e No. % yarlck-st, under the supervision OF Colonel
Charles s. Spencer There was only one ticket in the
fed for which $40 votes cast. This Is an increase
Of about 100 over the number of votes usually
poled at the primary elections In this district note
worthy feature Of this election the fact that large
Of the votes we're east by young men who have
heretofore taken no active part in the primaries The
fobook OF district association was not used, and II
was impossible to ascertain how many votes were cast
Delegates- William L. Strong and Colonel j. Van
ctSS%sr tsSaSn. Al''rn''e'-Dan'i Dc AD'ie'' '0"n f.
SECOND DISTRICT.
The polling OF votes in the I'D Assembly District took
Place at the headquarters OF the Republican Assoc'a-
Ton, No. 466 Pearst., aud lasted from to O'clock
William II. Townley, candidate for delegate IN the
iVth District, acted supervisor. There was oay one
heket in the field 1t was headed by Dennis Shea Five
hea not members of the association presented then-
selves and having answered satisfactorily the question
regard to their voting 10 $780, their votes were re-
ceyed. Que vote challenged; IT was accepted;
Al O'Clock the ballots counted and II was found
that l0l votes had been cast In favor OF the regular
Ncxe. There was no scratching. usually ABOUT lVV
votes are poied at primaries IN TINS district Inc result
Delegates Dennis shea and Morris Fredsam. Alter
1~scs-Daniel lsola and Francis McGrane.
THIRD DISTRICT
Harmony reigned supreme among the voters Of the
tpby the Executive Committee OF the Association was
Tie only one in the field and l83 votes cast for it,
The ehsir1nanship Of the delegation was offered to
GeorgeH Andrews, but was declined on the score OF Ill
aealth L. NJ scudder the supervisor assigned to this
estsct did appear, an on the notion of James H.
Johnson secretary OF the association b. f. Baker, rice
president OF the Young Mems Republican Club, was
unanimously elected TO act in that capacity The in
pcetors OF election were John a. Fanpleg Bernard n.
sfoxan and j. ID. O. Priest. Charles N Ihhtor, tbe
hadei Of the district. said that not more than per
se1t OF those who voted were mcnDers Vl ,o iusuar
ni OF the election and the general dipVsiOn 70 nar
noniza The result OF the primary was s I0lioWs:
Delegates Bloomfield Usher, jr William A. Bssel and
y rrh.,am 4. Morris tternates- Herman ioiVe' "iH'am
a. blazier and Las 2 Costello.
So E nTH DISTRICT.
Several groups of men gathered about the rooms
dhe Republican Club in The Iyth Assembly District at
10 2o7 East Broadway, where the primary was held
lacy were quietly discussing the result OF the election
Ncelega;es city with expressions of satisfaction
ssFding the movement that permitted all Republicans
y mite again WITH the party. Everything was con-
sue'sd quietly aud with good feeling. Supervisor Van
"sck said shere only one ticket and that was
.oed IN perfect accord by ali Republicans In the dis
se CHARLES Abbott, OF the prominent members of
I've Republican Club said the vote unusually large
~ Primary meeting; out OF nearly two hundred votes
oe Tran sixty cast by Republicans whose names
LOT on the rolls 0f the association, many OF hcm
A.. sa we're good Republicans, whose only reason iof
1E,shsag part heretofore was their oisnke Oh Soins
ESxs Exs any iorm Tue vote wss UNANIMOUS Ior se io-
p,Iesstes-wiiliam H. TownIcy and Patrick j. 0'Brien.
.esfnases-Angustus schaffsl aud III. Y. Lawrence
FIFTH DISTRICT.
40 VIA District PRIMARY was veii attended and the