New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-19

Richard NJ Finnen and Henry r. Curtis.
NINETEENTH DISTRICT
At the election in the X'~th District at sixty-seventh
ST. and the Western Boulevard there only ticket
Out OF the 1854 enrolled Republicans, $50 their
votes at the primary The delegates elected to the County
Committee are william II. Beamy, Alexander Martin,
Dow g. Kttle, John Relsenweber, John L. n Hunt Deni
F. Burke Dewitt J. segman, Charles G.. Cronfn, George
f. Best, Joseph II. Meredith, George W. Hamilton.
Among the delegates to the Assembly District Committee
Brnder Theodore Il. Hamilton, Edward r. grimm isaac
O. Hunt j. Romano Brown David Clarke Clarke isaac T.
Martin, jr., Luther HOtOn and Anthony leOInahs.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
There only q ghost OF contest IN the
XXth District An opposition ticket put In the field
against the regular candidates by George j. kraus,
Thomas f. Eagan James Cantwel William j. Irwin and
Robert A. Campbell, all OF whom had their names stricken
from the reenromen by order OF the Committee Of
Eigheeen upon the application OF the district officers
Among the forty this opposition ticket twenty
two were the The regular ticket made
up from all the various elements Of the party and 1t was
Overwhelmingly elected Out OF enrolment Of 763
names, 1913 votes cast. The old association had
400 500 members and at previous primaries from
200 to 800 was considered good vote The delegates
elected to the County Committee were: Charles WAT
Henry A. Van Ness, Henry c. Perey Charles Guenther,
Finn Among the members chosen OF the Assembly Dis
trct Committee were Robert Betty, Bernard schwartz,
George B. Van Brunt, Frederick Wagner William Kel
lock, Dr. Louis Nauman, Ralph Archbod and George W.
Clark.
TwENTY-FIRsT DISTRICT.
The enrolled Republicans Of the XXIs District showed
their interest in tina plan Of reorganization by poll
ing 972 votes -Four ballot boxes necessary to
tain the votes. From o'clock until 10
line OF voters stretched from the balot-boxes
through the hall, down two flights Of steps and
for seventy-nve feet along Fiftynlnthst.
toward Fifthave. 1t took quarter Of hour reach
the ballotbOx from the street. One man said he had
come GOO miles to vote. There two tickets. The
odd machine Ticket" as it dubbed by It's
opponents, headed by William Dowd, had
upon 1t for the County Committee thirteen names
and for the District Committee thirty five OF those
who belonged to the old association. The Castle Gar
den" ticket called by its opponents headed by Pro-
fessor Van Amrnge. had for the County Committee five
and for the District Committee twenty-five members Of
the old organization upon It, Ehu Root said that the
old ticket made out to represent every element in
the district and produce unity Of feeling among
all. The contest, in his opinion,
merely one between what wrongly conceived 10 he
the old machine and element which aspred TO become
the machine L. c. Wilton said that he with several
others had at a late hour determined opposition
ticket They had prepared their ticket WEDNESDAY night
and Yesterday issued circular to counterfeit the effect
OF the printed IN yesterdays TRIBUNE. The voting
the DOwd tickets numbered 32l and the Van Amringe
tickets 235. The following delegates to the County Com
John II Hail. Edward Mitchell, Salem H. Wales, Chauncey
NJ. Depew, Leonard Hazeltine, Edwin Einstein, Robert
Ethan Allen, Elhu Root n Gano Dunn and
Of d Committee wRo were eG Io are beodoTs
Roosevelt j. Rhneander Dillon, Lewis j. Phillips, Jacob
Hess, William j. Tr1mbe, Alexander NJ Eageson James
Lyon Dr. 5. Waterman Joseph Murray, Vincent Colyer.
TwENTYsECOND DISTRICT
In the XXId District there was only one ticket Less
than half OF those who enrolled voted The poll was 325
of 7s4 egstered The following delegates
County Committee elected Joseph L. Perley John
II. Gunner Edmond Stephenson Charles E. Quackenbusch
Isaac Fromme, Charles Brickwedel, Meyer s. Isaacs
Michael Mahon, A. W. HERMAN Thomas F. Green,
Mason, AlonZo L. Mason. Among elected
members OF the District Committee were John Little
]. c. Julius Langbein. Nicholas j. O'COnnOr Richard
Kelley, James Jackson and James f. Brady
TWENTY-THIRD DISTRICT
In the XXIId District there close and exciting
contest. There three tickets in the held-the
chine" or Raymond ticket, the Young Mems Republican
Club or Crane ticket, and the Committee of Ten Anti
Oflce Holder ticket The latter split from the Young
Mems Republican Club, which for long
time has been fighting the machine. When
the inspectors OF election went to Days Hall,
where the election advertised to be held 1t was
found be In possession OF the Sheriff and the election
was held Thirdaye One-hundred -thrtieth-st
There O large crowd at the polls all the time and
active work done for all three tickets There
good deal OF scratching all around and impossible
to with any certainty which ticket had been
full The split the Young Mems Republican Club over
the admission OF ocehOders TO its gave the ad
the machine" and the probabilities
the Raymond ticket has in the main been successful.
though number OF names which BOTH the
opposition tickets have In all probability received
majority Of the There 234 votes cast
of an enrolment OF upwards OF 1900, and up to late
hour the inspectors Of election busy engaged in
counting. The following Is the Raymond ticket for
County Committeeman; Frank Raymond, George b.
Brown, Charles NJ Middleton, William NJ Sber John
j. Brady, Rodney NJ Gedney, Hiram Be0annOn, Nelson
Crawford, William Il. stewart, Edward W. Bonynge,
William Haw, Donald Mclean, Henry Grasse, Frank r.
puulv Charles H. MheelOCk, j. Power Cahil The fol-
ing were on the opposition tickets, and some, IL
all OF them have been elected Thomas Allison Ashbel
T. Fitch Charles r. Patrick. Lueien c. Warner, Ezra A.
Tutte Frederick W. Rosenberg, Andrew Nj. Underhill
Lawrence Freeland
TWENTY FOURTH DISTRICT.
In the XXIVth District the election passed Off quietly
The vote was light and cast early, and there
contest The election In the Tweny-third Ward held
in Central Hail. at Westchester and Thrd-aves, The |
following members Of the County Committee elect
ed: william H. Ten Eyck, James r. Marvin, ]. Homer
Hidrcth Henry Braun August Uhl, George A. Henshaw
Theodore Weberg Among the members Of the District
Committee elected were John Johnson A 8. Van Oren
John T. BarstOw Ernest Hall. CHARLES W. Taylor and
Jacob Bachman The total number OF votes east was
26l out OF an enrolment OF 1876 In the Twent fourth
Ward there were 45 cast the enrolment being 81
James L. Wells Hugh n. Camp, and Thomas c. Lewis |
were elected Of the County Committee. Among
the members OF the District Committee chosen j.
Thomas Stesns John H. Perry Samuel b. Pierce, James
L. Wells, and Charles Dunlap
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