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

DELEGATE power ticket received Sls (of which
tSFs Received g
leaving The UgRSOS anS 's Standing T1s aH HS event
the CONGRESSIONAL Convention The following Is the sue
S ii N ses%s George 6 Dc @ f RT.n
mates. James snodgrasss Ge0r &c Con Srcssonsl@
I EsSs M albert f Hs Charles
James II. Carson. wash NJ. Haddock. A. frankn Law
oscp m De hay IT, George Cook, Franklin Miller
John r POckeicier Frank H. smiley, John Mccormick
of the fifteen on the second ticket Of the regulars
Xth DISTRICT
There was only one ticket the Xth District and TINS
was elected without scratch There were 2Ss votes cast
The delegates chosen the State Convention ana 10 V
Congressional District Convention were the same persons
The delegates were uuinstructed They were supposod
voice the wish OF the district Others confirmed TINS view
The ticket elected is follows: state-Deesate obi
pay1d Mullen; aernates General W Krzyzsn9% ,,H
Charles seInmuer, Frank Gassnann, ry a. Boy Feo
Gore Iamprccht David Mnl en-
XIth DISTRICT
The urinary election In the XIth District was ne'u
opetly nj No 10Y West Thirty hfthSt The only speca
Incident was the voting many persons Of character ana
standing who enrolled Last year, hut VINO ordinarily
have taken no active part in such political matters Inc
following ticket elected without eppoSiuon stA'e
DELEGATES Walter Howe, T.. A. johnson, George lSs
O. schmidt: alternates John j. Freeman George ~
Morris c. Jarrott, NJ W. COOPER ConsreS,l"nai
W Hawes, r. r. Hamilton; altenatcs james Corr an
Thomas H. Brown. Henry 4. Beatty, lauDUr'oA AVS
XIITH DISTRICT
eu,rost harmony prevailed in the XIth district In
which the billiard ami Hembcrger factions have ther'o
been sharply divided Musicians were engaged Tor the
occasion and the time ssed in the singing OF SONGS
and In congratulations in the unanimy of the district
The friends Of oxAdeman George billiard appeared 10
have lowed up their opOncus There were 403 VoIcs
cast all for the only ticket the field Mr. Hiard SAID
that President Arthur was favored Presidential can
didate and others CONFIRMED t1s view Tue 4elogttes
IA ttfnkIn
10 state Convention. Joseph Meyer, August kohn fIeu
Bundstein sltornaies stephen D. loG!oru, Sden
Convention, George W Coin' George b. Higgins "i'i"'
ii. Huber
Only one ticket was in the XIllh Dis
trict for both the State and Congressional delegates
There were about $50 cast The delegates TO the
State Convention are Hugh Gardner Frederick s. GlDOs
Anson G. McCook and John p. windoph; aternate''
Clarence W. Meade. Bernard Cregan, Elijah " FISHER
and Charles L. Gilbert. The delegation Is divided
Messrs McCook and Windolph are antrArthlr, While
Messr Gardner 9nd Gnns iaI oa ms Convention
arc james Pearson John Miller, Frank b Lawrence ana
W X Waernouse They were requested 10 VOC !VI ucl
eral McCOok n delegate TO the National COhVenuoh
XIvTH DISTRICT.
In thc XVIII District there but one Ticket winch
was ma lc by a compromise between the two fscuOhs
headed respectively by John Nugent and e1Coroner
John II. Brady. -Four hundred and forty-three votes
polcd All the DELEGATES are profesedy ior Pres
dent Arthur Those elected are: etaedelegstes, Jonn
X Nugcnt and John J. Brady atcrnses Paul ps Sen "
Berger and James Pegnan; atefnses, James d. Ferris
snd John g Phillips.
XVIII DISTRICT.
There was contest usual at the primary election in
the XVIII District 1t held at No. 352 West Thirtyfth
st. The number Of votes po!led was large The successu
ticket had NJ its head the words Union. Harmony and
Good FAITH TWAS composed OF men who differ in their
preferences ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bu Is no aefniied
for Republican success At the top OF the defeated ticket
was steamboat and under this il read Our choice Tor
President Of the United States, Chester A. Arthur The
OF John H. Iydccker ct the head OF each ucket
IS DELEGATE 10 the State Convention Dr. j. j. GoodmahS
name lead tho list Of proposed delegates TO the Con-
rsonal Convention the defeated ticket just "a the
polls were closed Patrica Herman aud Richard DIVER
watchers for the opposing sides got into alter.
ny the police, OF whom large huhher "tIS a',en
majority: state-Delegatcs, John r. Lydccker, M L.
Hoiiisicr. j. l.. Nj. Lorily ND william Nj M9ntgomeIy
Aernatcs, Hosea Higgins, James Sulnen' Jon ~ M
Jacob POwlc. COngres siona-DGegNes J3hh Illoh
Anthony ". Miller. Edmund G. Lee, T. l. PATTERSON
Acrnacs Daniel NJ Robinson, james c. Carlyle, Jacot
LOwenhau!t. Thomas Hamilton.
XVIII DISTRICT
There was lively contest in the XVIII District There
were tGo voters REGISTERED, these included some o
The best known Republicans IN the district One ticket
claiming to be regular, was headed by Michael Ceyan
who has for several years controlled the district IA
oppos ton was beaded by Henry wilson, wealth!
builder 1t was anticipated that there might be trouble
and platoon Of police was detailed to preserve order
The election was held over beer saloon at NO AZ
second-ave The polls were open from uhu
10 D. H. The stairs leading to the polling plac
were lined with police, and there was squa'
in the room adjoining that containing the ballot
boxes None were allowed to remain In the room
containing the ballot boxes except the inspectors ont
person representing each side and the police AS soon a.
The voter east ballot he left the ROOM Among those
VINO voted tho opposition ticket were sherman Eynts
Rutberfurd stuy vesant, jackson schultz eXAldermai
John Falconcr and John D. Othwcll large crowd con
eregated IN the saloon and on the walk OUTSIDE
And awaited mpateutly the result When the voes were
counted IL was announced that the ticket headed bj
Michael Cream had received 2j2 votes to l3 Tor inc
opposition giving the former majority OF ~ TIE re
suit was hailed with Srea, t eS6ee5nG me be I
gates the state Convention, Michael Cregan C0rneH
COnklin Richard NJ. Lush; aernateS Joseph W. CIcaiy
TO the Xth Congressional Convention: Michael Cregan
William Tobin and Erastus b. COwan. Tho delegation
fayor5 President ArtnG uo1f' wa. COMPOSED a.
follows: Delegates to the state Conycutim Henry WI
son James GIllgan, Emil July alt"rndtes' oscar V
Chborg, Charles Baumeister, JONI Ifappi , Geee
gatos 70 The Congress % C2nxeniloH' Henry Nup'
- XVIITH DIsTR CT
There was decided contes, in the XVIII District ii
ives mainly a personal one, however but the leaders
were followed by such strong factions that the counting
OF the bao,s showed an exceedingly small majority
for the regular ticket The faction opposing the regular
ticket was led by Stephen n. SlmOnson anc
Albert Lee They claimed that Frank Ethridge had sold
out the old Independent Republican Club to the new or
ganization aud their grievances were made additionally
bitter when MI Ethrdse refused to act as delegate with
Mr.. SimOnson ihty therefore put an oPPoS'oH "O"0
in the field which substituted Nh. SmOnsOns name FOL
that OF Mr. Ethrdge, and Louis Brenners instead
OF Robert GorlOn's the STATE ticket; ant
placed an entirely list OF delegates
the 6ongres sonal District Convention IN tie contest
There were only few challenges, and they were mainly
from the opponents OF the regular ticket ihe charges OF
HessTs SlmOnsOu and Lee were met by cOuntecharset
from Mr. Elhridge. which explained that the two mel
were lighting because they wanted 10 get cObuO
Of the association There were $50 votes cast
out OF membership Of 600 The following ticket was
elected with the for the individuals: Delegates
the state Convention, Richard j. Lewis, sS7 FRANK
ItnIiige. go; lanes W Perry; go; R Ro6er