New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
NEW-YORK CITY AT CHICAGO.
RESULT OF THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
CONTESTS IN SEVEN DTsrRICTs-THg DELEGATES ~
RULE IN FAVOR OF ARTHUR.

RESULT OF THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
CONTESTS IN SEVEN DIsTRICTs-THg DELEGATES ~
RULE IN FAVOR OF ARTHUR
The primaries held In this city laxt
night to elect delegates TO the Repub-
lican State and Congressional Conventions
passed of IN comparative quiet. There were
contests in seven Assembly Districts, but only ia
two or three instances were they conducted
with any great spirit In the Xth District
tho contest unimportant. In the XVII
District the regular ticket elected without
trouble. Michael Cregan had comparatively essY
victory in the XVIth District. There was
q light vote polled In the XVIIIth Dis
trict In opposition TO the regular
ticket. In the XYlst which is one of the few Re-
publican districts in the city, the opponents OF
easy victory. The contest In the XVIIth
District was purely of personal
character without bearing on the Presidential ques-
ton. The XXIIId District had its regular factionl
fight.
Out of the 24OO0 Republicans who enrolled their
names In November last, only about 5000
took part in the primaries. The city sends seventy
nine delegates 70 the State Convention In no In
stance last night were any Of these delegates
instructed, but four-ffths Of them arc
nomually In favor OF President Arthurs
nomination. The remainder arc for Mr.. Blaine,
with the exception of the four delegates from the
XXlst District, whose preferences are unknown
with the exception that they are opposed to
Arthur. Many Of the delegates nominaly for
Arthur will probably support Blaine or some other
candidate in case the Presidents friends do nos
control the State Convention. Among ths
delegates chosen to the State Convention are
the following: General AnsOn G McCOok, Senatof
Gibbs, Hugh Gardner, John A stewart, i1sodoie S.
Roosevelt, Joseph w. Harper, jr, Michael Cregan,
soon B. Smith, Emigration Commissioners laln-
tor aud Stephenson, jacob NJ. Patterson, eI-Alder-
man Jacobus and John ID. Lawson. A. .,...
The Congressional District Conventions to eleet
delegates to Chicago will be held tonight; WIN
probably one exception the deiegates VIII ns nOi1-
no instructions will be gwen. bus
If the nomination of Arthur should appear un-
certain at Chicago probably one-half OF twothirda
of the delegation from this city Will oe against h-
DETAILS IN THE ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS
IsT DISTRICT
District the polls opened at p m and closed
at 10 There contest, and everything was Quet
About 279 votes cast The following were electedi
state-Delegates. John H. Grimes and John f. Condont
alterates George Hanley and Timothy Kane. Congress
sonal-D elegates, Francis Redmond and feter ksv<
slternates, John A. Moran anu Cornelius hossA
Both delegations will favor Sir. Arthur.
lid DISTRICT
solid Arthur delegation was selected from the I'd
District consisting of Denis Shea and Philip " X Van
wyck delegates, with Robert f. Martin ard Maurice
Hyand as al,ernates the State Convention; and Mar
tin Kavanagh and John Sullivan delegates the Co.'S
gressiona Convention, with william ID l1oyle ana psnsi
Is0la ~ altenates Thore was no opposition
lid DISTRICT
Tho voting in the lid District quiet, and from
o'clock TO .7:3O only SO cast. In the even
ing hours almost continuous line OF Voter'
and the polls closed with 225 ballots the boxes There
Was only ticket voted, and there was amostao
scratching of the ballots The voters had all been tn
Bxyu al rda
elected the State Convention were not instructed 1y
any caucus Colonel william O. Church expressed bins
self as In favor of President Arthur. ConmissioGf
Charles N. Taintor has friendly feeling for the Preas
dent None OF the delegates pledged for any canfL
date The Congressional District delegates did Bote1
Sentia candidate The ticket elected is follOsst
state DeieGates-Charles NJ Taintor John H. CosieF,
William c. Church; aernaes-W lbam q. wilson, James
BraRgan James Dalton Congressional Deegates-alasS
F. Davenport, Bernard f. Brogan, John T. Bakeri slts~
nates-JOhn 3. Dmgwall, Charles :. Sherman Ausns
Allen.
IvTu DISTRICT
There was only one ticket In the WITH District Josn
Muln and Patrick ]. O'Brien elected delegstes
to the State Convention and Patrick H. Guilfoyle szd
Thomas Gills alternates. The district elected jean
Collins and william H. Yawnley delegates TO the C1.
Rast a. aiternates The delegates are all OBrep men.
with leaning toward Arthur
VIII DISTRICT.
Voting In the With District at No. 123 West Houstons,
was quiet and about 3sl ballots cast. The dec.
gates are not pledged, but well known TO favor Pre-
dent Convention this district ses,s
the following: Delegates George j. Fowler, James u.
Hsyes Joseph E Msnpg , SttsS, sS Jo9q 5c ~ .sas s@
to Congressional convention are; Michael H. CaT1ss
Daniel Mooney, John Tr2phagen; alteInates, Nom
Welch, +. W. Merriam. NJ d., and sIlas Ii. Cowel
WITH DISTRICT.
There opposition TO the regular ticket In ne
With District. Few cast until evening cad
the interest result seemed TO be slight John j,
Bren visited the club room In which the election vas
held once twice during the day. but took no part In me
canvass There were 1873 out OF All enrossd
Republicans. The result was: stste-Delegates -Jeha
Simpson, Frederick Sine: and Charles Major; aernfsss
william Nainman, John Post and Adam GerinaId; Qua
Snyder Moses Ishrbetser,
George b. DuseLberry alternates, Jonn Wesr$ch, thA
W. Hunt and William Miller. Mr.. simpson said thas se
and his colleagues were IN favor Oh the nomnsuot
Blaine.
WITH DISTRICT
The pole in the With District open from a a.
p. The voting light until the evening hatss.
There was The number of votes cast Gs7
out of list Of nearly 800 inspectors reported at
about wOthirds of the voters asked II the ticket An
Arthur ticket and expressed preference for the Ps-
dents nomination. Almost preferences were expressed
Of any other candidate and the delegates are e
garded un nannousy In favor OF President Arthur lsan
d. lawson who heads the list Of delegates tho ssss
Convention said All Of the delegates IN fsysc Of
Arhurs nomination" The delegates elected are; ststc,
John D. LsHsoa Charles 4 r. gineh, y Ghsres a. ss..
George H. Henry Henry L. Rowland, William ii. HoaS
ner H. Cornelius d. Van WaSenen, c. VOlney King Gu
gressionaL j. Langdon Ward Abraham d. Csrock, IzOss
jackson, T. J. Macmahan Charles w. Dorm.
With DISTRICT
The club room OF the With Assembly Disza
trict was filed all day with politicians The eeo7sa
passed of quietly and the regular ticket, 10 which hsss
was no opposition, received AL votes The deiegSss
elected to represent the district at the State ConveDuoa
were Robert G. McCOrd Samuel ERge, Bernard Raazks
and John f. BrOdsky slternaes, Edward sparenhoxs
Manassah l.. Goldman, George W. johnson John GuSca-
The delegates to the Congressional Convention 1s
edward Mulry Charles SIuth, Iredenck Finck, Js<n