New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-19
THE VOTE IN THE DISTRICTS.
First DISTRICT.

FIRST DISTRICT
In the LIST District the election passed off
quietly The voting light compared with the re-
enrolment There was only one ticket though OF
contest had rife for several days The total vote
cast was 1873 The delegates TO the County Committee
elected John H. Grimes, Francis Redmond, Samuel
G. Burns Daniel K. Cosgroye, Peter J. KavaDagh,
Patrick II. Goodwin Among the forty members OF the
District Committee are Charles H. Trainer George Han
ley Samuel n Fitch Edward Oelzner Joseph F. oBren'
| william MoMonigle and Edward Walsh.
SECOND DISTRICT.
In the lid District the voting took place at No 466
Pearlst. There was a fair vote III comparison Win
the total enrolment Only ticket appeared and this
received 3l9 votes the total number cast The County
| Committee delegates are: Morris Fredsam, Martin
| Kavanagh, p VIZ Van Wyck, Peter A. Kuhn. The fol
lowing were among the members of the District Com
mittee: Denis Shea, Thomas Brown, Thomas Flood,
Martin LOTUS. Thomas F. Harrington Theodore Meyer
Louis Horn, James E. Gilen, Daniel Isola jeremiah f.
Lynch
THIRD DISTRICT.
In the lid District there was contest and the ticket
was generally considered satisfactory. One voters
objected because they informed of the meeting
that was held 10 select the delegates There 305
votes cast out Of 654 enrolled and the following dele
gates to Republican County Committee were elected:
Charles n. TaintOr Henry j. scudder James NJ Varnum
william c. Church, Thomas F. Geary, Frederick H.
Belts Joseph Gallo william E. Morris, Hiram Merritt
Wager swayne Allan T. Hopkins. Charles T. Dillingham;,
Charles s. sherman, James p. Davenport. Judah l.
1aintor, Daniel Bellows, W. H. WlhtertOn Theodore T.
Kelly.
FOURTH DISTRICT
In the WITH District there contest, and the
regular ticket received 295 The delegates the
County Convention John Collins, William II
Towney Michael Gleason, Augustus Schafe Patrick II.
Guifoyle Among the members OF the Assembly District
Committee are Michael Quinn, Charles H. Anderson John
Beathe HS hy n, Johnson ac5 Dnh
Leimbeck and Hans Powell, p
FIFTH DISTRICT.
In the Vth District III Republicans enrolled and
AIS votes cast. There no contest, only ono
voter striking of delegate named Smith to whom he
objected account Of the The delegates OF the
County Committee elected Maurice 3. Early NJ.
D., Joseph E. Muhllng, Alexander Mcqueen. Samuel E.
Higlev George j Fowler John H. Brady f. c. Chamber
lin John Traphagen. Charles L. BrOckIner. Among the
members the District Committee there DR.. George
williamson James ID. HOwes John c. DOdd. Henry Arm
strong. David Ii. Sands Luther MOOrey Dr. I. ". Mer
and Thomas Sheridan
SIXTH DISTRICT.
In the With Dstric, there we're 1893 Republicans en-
rolled. There contest and everything passed
quietly 600 being for the following Delegates
the County Committee John d. Lawson Frederick W.
Whitbridge, c. Voney King William Mitchell, Jr Charles
F. Ulrfch John W. Russell James Jackson J. Langdon
Ward T. J. Macmahan, william II. Housner. Jr, Theo
E. Howand. Corheias D. Van wagenen Alfred K Cong
ling. John II. Dorn Edward A. Nichols John A Dowley
d4nas Van d Waldo 6 Il %a@ o
gan, l.. b Mingay Henry A Oakley, George G. Harvey
Rodney Smith and Joseph WE'LL
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
In the With District the election held at No 80 Gin
ton-s and passed off without incident There 225
votes cast, most OF them after D. n. The enrolled
voters the district number AT. There OppO-
ston to the regular ticket and the following delegates
TO the County Committee were elected: John Simpson.
John stiebling William o. Coyes, George j. GOetz,
James II. FOian Adam WetZler, Moses LehbergeT,
Charles l.. Wainman
EIGHTH DISTRICT
The election the With District took place No 90
Ludlow-st. There was oppOsitian to the regularly
nominated ticket About 400 votes were cast, many
being the Of members OF the district Organza
ton. The enrolled voters number 1853 The delegates to
the County Committee elected were: John j. OBricn.
Frederick Finck Samuel Engel. Edward Mulry, John
Meegan. Augustus Bacon Thomas Farrell, Robert G.
McCord, Manassah L. Goldman, john j. Gillen, Edward
SKY aaron JOHN anton" iA'' Jun" l. i''0u-
NINTH DISTRICT
IN the IXth District, where 700 votes enrolled
an immense assembly gathered at the Blocker Building
in the evening. A light had been during the
day. but In the evening everybody that interested
seemed to be there. Captain Copeland had dozen
policemen IN the hall, the staircase and IN the
street around the entrance There were two
tickets in the field known the Jacobus and the
tickets The party led by exAlderman JacObus, who has
for some controlled the district outnumbered their
opponents than one, and though the feeling
was strong between the factions in the old Rcpub-
llcan stronghold, everything passed OF without
disorder. There 1,20G votes cast, OF
winch 500 were for the ticket given below
374 for the opposition ticket and 81 scattering The fol-
lowing the delegates the County Committed
George b. Deane William II. Gedney, William H. COrsa
William II. Miller, Jacob D. ACk ermau, john Laird kcl
ard NJ. COlldrd. Charles II. Morgan, William Freeman
james 5 LudingOn John +. Rockefeller, Captain James
Lynch, Washington M. Haddock Franklin b. Miller. and
Andrew H. Rogers, IT, Tue principal members OF the As
semby District Committee chosen John W. JaCObus
George H. Deane, Jr Jesse Newman. George NJ Clark |
Joseph d. Costa, George W. Luckey, Richard Moore /
LOUIS Othot j. Pangburn, Frank :. Lambert John
W Cooper.
TENTH DISTRICT
The election in the Xth District was a ouet one n.
there was no opposition ticket this reason the vote
was Light one, comparatively. The enrolment an
braces 967 names; tho number voting was 500 The |
following delegates TO the County COMMITTEES were chosen
Jacob NJ. Patterson, Ferdinand Eidman George Kl,,p
Henry C. Boy. Peter Cook Feodore Lamprecht General
W, KrzyzanOwsn. Henry H. Haight, Edward F. Hassev
Rudolph Rubens, Henry g. Wallace Frederick EIancyi
Martin Haupt Charles schumacher Among Tie r1euher
OF the Assembly District Committee Herman w /
Thum, Thomas R0thmann, David Mullen, jacob Nav. !
Ferdinand Dreyer, COnstantin Ntzsche Frederick A |
Botty, William CHASER, August Fleischben. Charles A.
Binder, 5alo Arnheim. Ferdinand Enrhart.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT
The primary for the XIth District was held at No 20
East Thirty ffhs There 421 votes poled the en-
rOlent ia tine district being O9s. There
only ticket being printed. The delegates to the
County Committee elected follows Luther Il
Marsh. Horace Russell, George Bliss g. " K. Cruger.
Charles p Miller, Thomas III. Brown, Robert c. Arm
strong George w. Folsom. Cornelius r. Agnew, Walter
Howe, James W. Halves, Maryelle w. Cooper. Merritt
Wickham. Stephen H. Olin, Charles scrlbner. Among
those elected members or the District Committee