New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19

Cantor.
ton processes himself to be in favor OF Blame S
understood however that Cantor will not attend me
convention but will be Represented by hehy
AN cS elected Slate Delegates Scion b. smith,
Robert Betty and Herman Cantor: alternate Cen
schwariz Wilium A. Cans and Henry g reTie yc6ar
ns-Deegates Charles whock Israel r. fsemes
Michael Goode William KelloCs Lons eore 5. Van
NaSer, Charles A. Adams. JACOB " aIler' N'''e' "
brunt Henry Lpsd and German kahn'
XXIST DISTRICT.
Tho interest IN the XXIst District was SHOWN ny
the polng OF $50 votes The primary was heiu az
Marine Hall No East Fifty ninthst. There were three
tickets in the field The Irregular ticket was as ioo"
Dolepaies 70 the state Convention Theodore Roosevelt
Richard A. McCurdy John Il. Pummer, j. hmneahuc'
oil on; aternates Professor j. HVan Amrhse 'o' IL
Hall william IL webb, James Ialcott Delegates 10 'no
Congressional Convention Birdseye BlaSema' tr'ncs
C. Reed Thomas c. Sloane Josiah NJ. F1see, william D.
Findey Edwin Elnsten, Benjamin f. Beokel frederlcK
d. Tappen, Henry Robinson Benjamin Brewster Isaac
Olcott Rhnes Alfred II. Whitney, Newton T.
sauires Charles F. Fleming, Henry W. Curtis
To this ticket exceptions taken which resulted III
an independent ticket follows: state-DelSgnies'
Theodore Roosevelt Joseph Harper IT.. Morris NJ Bud
long Henry b. Barnes alternates, Charles ~ W9oornu
Floyd arkson Frederick j. De Peyster CaiR brUohS
Congressional William A. Pond Frederick d. Happen
Theodore Scgman, Thomas c. sloane, Frank keeS sam
uel Jaooby Clark p. Cort William W. showel James
Stanley, William C. Davidson Eugene Ltither, uu NO
T. Pool John j. rker. John H. Johnson George = hasI
ings The first ticket understood to be Tor AI'hnr
The second was opposed 10 Arthur, 1"s any tir Ticket
somewhat favorable 10 Edmunds A tnII uCh ,I,
circulated FOR couple OF hours IN tne mornnS'
the arrival OF Charles A. Hess VINO tore up a Az e a. tbe
lind of them. This was as follows: Deeea'es , 70 ttc
STATE Conyenuon-C4 arleS H. iesS hcnt ~ los Pm
John Pumner j. khnelander DiIoni , a1e WifIo, 81
essor j. H. Van Amnnge John H. nan; william s.inn 81
Webb James Tacott. Deesates 10 r TaH Resd
Thomas sloane Josiah NJ Fske william ., flh1teS'
pen Henry ]. Robinson. Benjamin Brewster, Isaac
| Olcott Rines, Alfred r. Whitney, Newton G
During the day Judge Noah Davis, Carl schurz and
Joseph H. Ch9ate dropped IN to GePGs o tn TsteTcd
Iheo lore RooseV ame down from Albany on the aIer
train and spent the evening at the caucus DnrinS
IN supported Frederick d. Tsppen created the SENSATION
or the day lie the regular ticket bt had SgIu
posted regular ticket and shortly afterward half
dozen pacardS like this were po'iei on 'n0 ~|T ticket
lie deceived and would not have wlthdra"h nc
had the ticket and known its character Us hc "ooS
At seven O'Clock with $50 votes cast the independents
were $50 ahead. After that no tally was kent inc
| regulars made desperate attempt TO recover lost
ground at night and partly succeeded, ny 0otahg sI
from of the supervisors of persons Who had not Notu
When polls closed 1t generally conceded that the
independents had the day But the Arthul men
were not downcas at ALL since they had woid tne NA
and XXIId Districts had been carried Tor Artnni max
ing the Congressional District sure. Louis T. WhOh,
supervisor caused commOtiOn IN the evening oy cnars
Ing John W. TOtten, another supervisor with FURNISHING
list of persOns not voting to the machine men 10 D 9Teu
Roots Office indignantly denied that he had anything
Wh e vote bT reused to swear his name
when challenged, gave rise to TINS dispute
KIND DISTRICT.
ANY contest that might have disturbed the kid
District was prevented by harmonious conference OF
| the leading partymen on Wednesday evening when
ticket agreed upon by representatives OF every pos
| sibe faction. The preferences of the delegates
chosen are fer Arthur first and a., d EdmanoS
second choice Although uninstructed the delegOa
will be against Mr.. Blaine's nomination The Oa0uhg
went on without incident only ~ VOtes Doing Us V
Of an eaFSe OF ee 41 ING Alfred O.
Mason, Joseph l. Percy and j. g. Juus l1hsoeLi al
| Thomas F. Green C6ngrcssonal-Ric Kelly, John
| II. Gunner Mortz shersten. A. W. Herrm9n, H. LIVING
stOn Young. Michael Mahcn, William H. Johnson ANTS
Donohue James Jackson ana Charles e Qu3ckennusi'
XXIIID DISTRICT
| There was lively fight IN the XHIlld DISTRICT
between the Raymond and Crane factions. The voting
was heavy day 465 votes having been poed UP to SIX
o'clock At O'Clock there In the neighbolhood OF
100 men the lines and the inspectors OF
that they should have the privilege Of voting TIE total
number of votes cast was according to the tally LIST
but there were sG7 ballots in the box. After O'Clock
| The Crane men challenged nearly every vote FRANK
| Raymond denounced this as o conspiracy 70 uISe
men away from the polls and threatened TO nave Inc
ch1lengers arrested fhere were ssTeI| eoInce1
Appraiser KetchGm f. uTmeasuTeI TENS ,5i. a
Crane men TO capture one al least oil hne 3tie-
with The delegates non TIE XIXth district and make Ap-
pra.ser Kechun delegate 10 Chlc3so lho c 3Si
a. III. to-day. The Raymond ticket witch was
probably elected is as fo!owS: Delegat, :;
F. Porter Ezra A. futile; aternaes Jere Lyons John
ID. KINNEY, Edward II Philips, Albert e. Hull C1ngrgs-
erase edward Kendrick, John j. Brady
R R'sI@f1Ss ue Sa'f Pierce Charles II %heaock
THIS was The Crane ticket 9ate-Deleg4tes, George B.
Brown, Leroy b. Crane, Ash6el p. Fltc1'
Ezra A futile; aiisn%tes, 81 ! Lyons 6.,,o J.
| Congressional Delegates, James 4. Coyn, Richard
| Taylor, Edward Kendlck David Miller; tenates, sam
ue 6. Hayter Felix Jeenk, Henry T. Pierce Frank L.
PuIdy
| OUTLOOK IN THE CONGRESS DISTRICTS
The With Congressional District consists OF
the It With and IXth Assembly Districts The action OF
the IXth Assembly District Convention VIII probably
| have 10 effect upon the election OF delegates 70
Chicago. All the fifteen delegates chosen ere
| probably favorable TO President Arthur except DIT
Coard though il ia not intended that the delegates IA
tho National Convention be chosen by them shall be
instructed for any candidate All the delegates chosen in
the st and WITH Districts also for Arthur 1t the IN
teDon of the fifteen delegates TO attend the Congress
sonal Convention tonight Their credentials they feel
| certain will be rejected. They will then retire ana
organize separate convention at the bleechcr buAuS
| and elect two delegates 10 Chicago.
| The majority of the delegates 20 the With Con
cTessional District in favor OF President Arthur
nomination The With Assembly District, which sends
an equal number of delegates with the Ild ana iId as
trcts combined will favor the nomination OF John d.
| Lawson, strong Arthur man, as delegate to the Ma
| tonal Convention. Mr. Lawson and Charles n TainoI
will undoubtedly be chosen the delegates to Chicago
Guy r. Pelton is named the probable choice OF the
| convention for Presidential Elecor The Hid Assem-
by District delegates said to favor Denis Shea as
| delegate to the National Convention.
The With Congressional District which IS made up o.
tho Ivth With and With Assembly DISTRICTS holds it,