New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
tv for the ticket headed by John F. Plummer oil
TWENTY. SECOND DISTRICT.

TwENTy.sECOND DISTRICT.
rpexrected contest was developed In the AAiid
District between the supporters vi '"''e
Commissioner stephenson and Joseph l.. Perey Here
tofore there has been general harmony III inc I'' :,
under the direction of Mr.. Perley and ex-Justee o.
Jpms Ionrbcin Last night two tickets were Vo'ca
and the interest I'm the contest shown by the crow"
which throngcd the voting place at SeNcn'S-Se'c"'"
and Thd-avc until after the result had been aho"'
ON the stephenson ticket eleven names 'ha' a'
pcared ON the Perey ticket but the formers list OF dc
gates to the County Convention was entirely ui"''
emf from the laitcr's and included the ha'hcS
NJ Flmund stephenson. William H. Johnston, Henry -
Robinson Meyer 8. Isaacs, Nathan H. '
John i. Williams. Isaac fromnr' ,ru
+. Morris Ambrose Neal and Joseph 't'
man There was n bitter feeling exhibited soy po,n
sides but no disorder occurred II was claimed Ill pc''
of tbc scpben son ticket that il in order 10 uc
feat n contemplated IDEAL" between the regular
managers and Tammany Hall In reply "l'' "'
Indignantly denied by the -lAnghcih p'opi''
charged the supporters of the. opposition u'Ac'
purpose 10 capture the primaries in the interest," va
County Democracy and Cleveland \ Pl"''
of the district said -
ave intended to hold caucus Of the n9st p"i,' r
active members Of tc party a' IlIh an' III Interests
ticket which wOuld Ice equitable 10 M l"'v ia
That Is orr usual &c, custom oa,;cus W" sooner ON
nccaunt Of thc short notice given by the RepnbhCan
County Committee of the date Of the prnlIritS;
found however hat the Stephenson ticket had arcaN
been printed aud distributed without consultation Witns
and in self defence we could do more than pIcpuc
Vcr,v 10 the decision of The enrolled looks fcfy
much If Mr. s'cphcn~unS action wa c' uor line
eft Ccvclands candidacy NJ any rate II - Pi il
in Presidential campaign to seek to establish hc" ''
| factions In the party - 1900.
| The Perley- Iauehen ticket elected by an over
uhcmine majority ont of an enrolment of 72O voters
6G votes were cast or these 81 were for the stephenson
ticket and 275 for the ticket that Laid claim To regular
ity." The delegate elected were; W ,,rr,o Michael
Mahon John IT, Gunner James Donohue A. t. II H" ,i
Conrad schmidt, John Little, Thomas +. "reen' H. '
Congrcssonal u Julius Lanehcn. Richard Barring
tom Richard Charlton Joseph b. Gutenberg; 1nln Il
i Hardy Aonzo L. Mason, . W. heril'"'i'' "' "
! Farrell -
TwENTY-THIRD DISTRICT.
Contrary to general expectation there was no contest
Al the primaries in this district. which were held at HI
dchrandt Hail. at Onc-hundred-a sixteenth st. and
| Second-ayc The adhcrcnts Of Appraiser ketchnin ae
cdcd not to run opposition ticket and the supporters
of Frank Raymond had their own way The latter sald
that their opponents conscious of Their own weak
ness and feared to measure swords. IL was
the general talk at the hall that the ketchum faction
would run LEROY T. Crane as an Independent candidate
| for the Assembly and would also an Independent
| Aderinanic candidate The enrolment OF the NNlliu
District is 1918 The vote polcd was 81. Following
is the ticket elected:
Countv-Frnnk Raymond. Morris Triedsam. George y.
lace John J. Brady. John D. KINNEY bdTafd heuIa'N H.
| mel Luckcv william c. Rcddy. Augustus stucler 49,.
ConcrcSsional- \. Colvin. \. norton B"Gkway'
Ccnrrr W Graft Hanson G. Gibson. Robert l. H. IaSlol
! Edward f. Rice IOuis Bmger. Donald Mclean, Ld"a''
| " Bonvugr, Hiram buchanan, samuel NJ CoN. loul'
Iargcr Joseph NJ Mcdonald, Edward ii. PHILIPPE sam
| ucl G.. Uaytcr.
TwENTYFOURTH DISTRICT.
The casting of votes in The Twenty-thri Ward was
formal affair." there being but one ticket III the hc Inc
best of harmony prevailed the opening 10 the close
| NJ the polls The whole number of voters
| names in the hands Of the tclcrs was
100 the votes east were 100 all for Tie following ne Sr
| ,ounty-Nil lillian II. Ten Eyck George y htl'ii"'
| Thoma, l. Rush. Arch :. Van Orden August Uni.
Con srcssioua-.Iohn Mulhall, il, James IL Marvin
| Dubois i. fri>hec. So a.,
The Rcrnbicns Of the Twcnty-fourh Ward polled the
usual thcir head ulrt,r'. at seventy l.
| and WaShngton-ate The following ticket WIS elected
none othrr hcng in the field: County, T. oloah9 ANA
| W. L. BrOphy