New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
CONTESTS IN A FEW oF TIE DISTRICTS,

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eittgn of delegates W the tuanlt, Congressional
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seteiai Instances shatnIt eDalesledi w heaIt si
| NJ ihe dsitels iheK Nas \ sgai tgle rliled
sheAiNs lhst ihe iiepahean feiefs have
heNehlet Nv lhe reorganization W eAa
gnaf asG and a'p iaklas sa aflNe
Interest ~ The analrs vt ihrll dlslyirls, Tho en-
Fn'WrNl lnoks NJ inaf agn were used, and "a s'l,
~ Ynlar dnposnd hlo hallol hls namn Was called
aloud and nherknd ~,
The oonlesl IN The lill District was sufficient ~
call ui u largo yoe, but The reguar ticket, headcf
by Charles n. lainlor was successful IN the XVIII
District there was the usual contest. Two tickets
were run ut separate polling places, Ono
was headed by John H. I.ydccker and tho
other by James L. Fisher. The varons conyen-
tions will have 10 pass on the regularity Of the
contesiing delegations. There have been contests
IN the XVith District for several years, and last
evening was no exception tO the rlle The ticket
headed by Michael Cregan was successful.
The most exciting contest was in the AAIst Dis
trict. One ticket was headed by John I. Plummer
and the other by Theodore Roosevelt. IL was un-
dcrstood that the contest was entirely in relation
to municipal affairs. Whoever won at the primary
was likely to retain control of the organization for
year al least. Circulars were issued by both SIDES
and the last two or three days the enrolled voters
have received with their morning mail an appeal
from side or the other The result was that an
unus tally large vote was polled-ncarly 700. Tho
Plummer ticket won by q majority.
Emigration Commissioner Edmund Stephenson
and several friends ticket in opposition to that
headed by Joseph l.. Perley ia the XXIId District.
The Pcrlcy ticket was successful.
1t expected that there would be a sharp
test ia the NXIlld District between the friends of
Frank Raymond and Leroy b. Crane. Tho latter
concluded not to make a fight ut the primaries and
the Raymond ticket had no opposition.
In the following detailad accounts Of the prima.
ries, the delegates to the Assembly and Adermapic
Conventions are omitted.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Al the primary In the LIST Assembly District at No %
varick-st, there opposition and the ticket
elected 10y unusually heavy vote. Fireworks
elaborate scale greeted The Irish World cadets. who
marched past the hail. accompanied y the Parks Battery
to an Irish American Blaine and Logon meeting IN
brooklyn Several thousand persons joined the proecs
sion and the enthusiasm was un,ounlcd The delegates
are:
Couny-Ioln II. Grimes. John T. Moran, Peter j. KAY.
anagh. George Dnnstrup.
Congress Ss0nal-FTancis Redmond. Patrick Otonnor
John 7. Condor, william Hunt.
SECOND DISTRICT
IN the Ild Assembly District the clrriion quiet
There hut ticket In the field. aud This received
27j votes out Of registry Of 81 The delegates chosrp
County. dennis shea, Philip v H. Van wtet, Martin
Congregational Thomas Brown. Maui,c iIyani. John
sullivan
TiiiHD Disfinr
lively contest IN the tii Assembly, District Lrpf ha
Inspectors busy om 10 10 p,n, The ilnnl, wns hrld
~ No ~ Eaat Saths', Tho coni,si Was iarses tho
sili ~ ~ feeling ihe part ~ outside oniDs ~ 'ups
missioner Iainiot Tho oeai opnsnh ri,srnird by
large Voie Vas pulled ilVa tolna ens asl oui ~ aho,L
100 Parsons Wbo Weih entitled a VOTE ihh 'lmilh Nls
'oer created So much diallibi,o lal ihe room was
cleared by lhe police, Ige Alia ,erI gas h,aded by
There were several name, "n llio other iiehet
ns w"%se of rn"s ss sy Grs the not real ar " q" H. opOo "
,S an a Igi i! "sr m S r hs no 81 ne , ne rs
ticiei received about 3io though ,rrn ballots We're
scratched. Among those elected 10 lho t,.omby and
s% e%n ohnson, " ' j. carieias % % and John i t. Gosisr
County y-Charcs g. Tantor. james NJ yarnmn,
Bernard T. Bro9an William C. Church, Charles :. sh"r-
Consrcs ,ional-GMy,, h. Prlon, Allan " Hopkins,
Thomas Mullisan William L. Morris James Bran gan,
FOURTH DISTRICT
In the IvIh Assembly District primary there hut
ticket in the field, and it received 3o2 votes. The
County William Il. Townlcy, John Niullin John Col.
u~ Charles T.. Abbott.
Augustus schailel, Morris ]. Ward.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
In the With Assembly District, although there was no
contest fan vote was pollei and con .icra. interest
manifested. The total enrolment of this district j. 12o
al 692 east their and elected the following ekct
Connty-John H. Brady, George j. Fowler, James t.
Muhing Alex Mcqueen samuel H. lii@lcy. .
CongIes essiona-Jamcs D. IiaWcs, g. l.. BrOckmier
Peter Arata, VI. II. clrln, III. VI. Nicholson.
SIXTH DISTRICT
The RcIublcans of the VIM Assembly District held
,I.; ,.,ri.. M,
names enrolled and 2i7 votes were east. There
contest. This of the First Bain" districts in rho
city and the Republicans ia 1t are united in the present
campaign. The delegates chosen
County sOhn simpson, Frank snyder. Thomas Lock-
wood. Moses Lchrbcrgcr Frederick SINGER.
Congic ssonal-Janes II. Fosn Jane, Hyatt, Joseph
d. Bliss John ltzpatrck }. ii. Wendclkcn.
SEVENTH DISTRICT
In the With Assembly District the election passed oG
quietly I'M unusually light vote being pollcj ont of
enrolment of 500 Republicans only ii6vocs
poled this may be accounted FOR however by the fact
that the Van Cott Battery and three other Republican
companies, numbering IN all over Loo We're attending
the parade in Brooklyn. The following ticket was
Couniy-John D. Lawson, Alfred r. conklmg,
William t. Derrick, Cornelius Van tott John Watts Rus
SELL James jackson. Alexander MckccSer, Samuel N.
Congrcssional- r. Uhlch Charles A. Pos, Cor
e @ p a Ham TifSnS Msns Ta M A"aw i ioSs j. Ill v
ney King, Edward A; Nichols Henry \. Matthews,
George H. Henry, Charles Busek
EIGHTH DISTRICT
There contest in the Win Assembly District.
The primary was held at No G3 Iudpw->, and every
thing was conducted with order and in quiet. ont Of
727 names enrolled , - votes cast the delegates
tIcc.cd ~ follows:
County John J. O'Bricn. Robert G.. MtCcpl. Bernard
Eourkc, Mhnassah l. Goldman Charles rnh' John
John Gien samuel Engel Augustus Bacon, Thomas
Ikrr John 4. BrOdsky.
Observation-Disclosures ". Johnston. EiwarlJ. sparcn-
berg Edward Carroll. Louis Jackson, George Jones,
tcsler Frederick w. Brodky. Henry Bertrand.
Theodore Ruh.c Meyer Meyer Samuel Roberts, Louis
|! !Ofman, John Mcdonald, John strcubcnmllcr, jr
NINTH DISTRICT.