New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-01
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
DELEGATES TO THE COUNTY COMMITTEE.
| THE REGULAR TICKETS CHOSEN IN MOST OF THE
DIsTRIcTs-wHERE THE CONTESTS WERE.

| trictS where there contest
large vote poed In the lid District the contest
between the friends Of Emigration Charles
vote. 1t was late before the result OF
| the contest known. In the XVIII, xvIth and
| xvIIIth Districts the ticket headed by
John r. Nugent, Michael Cregan and Bernard Biglin
were elected after sharp struggle. In each large
vote poed. In the XyIIth District the contest be-
the friends of Police Commissioner John McClave
| and stephen N. Simonson the side
and Colonel Joel W. Mason OH the other. called
| out q very heavy vote This not unexpected
1t nearly midnight before the result announced
The ticket headed by Messrs. MoClave and simonson
| won
The County Committee is strong and representa-
tive 1t includes large proportion of the working
| Republicans OF each district. The number Of votes
cast demonstrates the popularity OF the scheme OF rcor
ganzation and shows conclusvely that the Republican
voters do take lively interest in the primaries.
James " Byrne and Joseph f. O'Brien presided over
the voting In the LIST Assembly District at No. 20 Varck
ST. As there contest not than half OF those
enrolled recorded their votes The the regular
ticket elected $50 votes recorded. The
bers OF the County Committee John A. Moran,
Aubrey Cross John Gallagher. Henry H. Edwards, Peter
J. Kavanagh. Thomas +. Sheehan, Patrick Ii. Lyons,
| George White.
| The election in the lid District held at No 466
Pcarlst There only ticket for which go votes
cast The delegates to the County Committee
Denis Shea Thomas Stack, Michael Foley, Henry Her
manauz. Maurice Hyand William Fitzgerald, Thomas
| +. Huggard.
There contest In the lid District between the
Charles ~ Tantor and the Thomas Geary factions, the
latter ticket representing the Xyth Ward No 70 East
Ninhs the all day OF continued diminishing
and night it took fourteen salwart policemen to
repress the disposition OF the crowd The Tainor fac
ton carried the day easily The count showed 1913 votes
scatterIng The delegates 10 Comfy committee were:
Charles n. Taintor James NJ varnnm, Guy II. Pcton.
Joseph Davis Thomas Mulligan and John II. flaming
In the Ivth District harmony prevailed; and no ono
following are the delegates to the County Committee:
William II. Townley, patrickH GuiIfoye. Thomas II.
T. Abbott. Henry J, Johnson. Thomas F. Grady.
6os U5 he e q e hs ns rc nv sar
inspectors took charge Of the voting $40 votes
recorded The following were declared elected for dele
gates TO County Committee james d. HAYES, Alex
ander Mcqueen Samuel r. IIisley, f. G Gham6erlin, ~
II. Carln, John w. smith, Frank Carroll Joseph f. Muh-
As early as 2 p yesterday crowd almost blocked
the Sidewalk In front Of No. - Aiorney.st where in
the evening ut the election OF the With District,
te,t between John simpson ard John stieblng.
There was neat deal Of challenging. It frequently
occurred that when found their names were called
that o6er. had voted mo. for had them Voted Twice n s
strength Of HIS Signature The simpson faction elected
gates 10 the County Committee arc John Simpson,
julius Ludden Adam Demand Rudolph Mas
Charles McgonegHl James c. Kennedy.
| In the win District the following were elected as
more than oneifth Of the number enrolled John ID.
lawson. Lloyd Aspnwa,l. t%eas l. Van Allen Charles
Russell. George H. Henry Theodore " Dwight Vol
ney King. William Mitchell, jr Cornelius ID. Van Wage
men, j. Iapgdou Ward Lispenard Stewart, James Jack
son, and Andrew j. Campbell
No Vi iudiowst IL passed OF quietly. 1913 votes being
the only ticket IN ~" field The delegates to the
County Committee are +. Brodsky. Frederick
Edward J. Carroll. William T. oBrien Conrad Weber.
Charles smith, Manassah l.. Goldman Edward bparen-
| berg. W.
G H. s sS1 how ox OF the voters IN the
tx ~ strict The bnlloboxes were Mt No. fl Grove
$40 votes we're drposiIed with little excitement The
delegates Ia the County Comittoe ON the regular ticket
| sr william II. Gcdney. John W jacobus. John II. Sea-
man. George Il. Iawton. sr. Charles h. MORGAN James
:. Ludingon. Edmund j. Tnsdale. Jeremiah Panghurn,
ar Andrew H. Rogers ir. John i. Rockefeller Captain
James Lynch. Thomas j. Burton. Frank H. Smiley and
In the xth District there was only one ticket It re-
s Count Committee TSH Ticket was jacob Pa
terson. Ferdinand Eldman, Henry G; botty Rudolph
Binder August Feischbein. Ferdinand khrnart, &. Otto
Baese. Ferdinand Dreyer Louis Debold Jacob Hun
There was a total OF ls votes cast at tho primary of
the XIth District No lO7 West Ihirtyionrrh st. THIS
is alnrger number than was cast last year The follow
ing elected delegates To 10 the County Committee
g. Armstrong. John G. o'CoInor jr, James W. HAYES.
A. =. Man. james Corrigan. Henry A. Beatty. Jacob H.
No contest took place In the XIIth District, There
239 ballots cast ont OF an enrolled vote OF oOo
elected George billiard. August Braun William IL
Kob9 erh usyer William steen Charles s. Deer
Although fairly large was polled In the xTIth
District. DO. 252 Eightb-ave. there was no contest
There was "a total OF $50 votes. Tue following were
spencer Isaac Dayton. JamrsA Cowe. Fred. G. Gei-
ney, II. L. sprague, John D. McClan. Knox McAiee.
Adolph Hermann. George Hamamn George W. Poucher,
George W. Pearcc, Fred b. House Thomas L. Hamilton.
Walter W. MONTAGUE Charles Miller Jr, Charles T. Pol
In The XVIII District there were two tickets. known
as the Nugcnt and the Brady tickets There were 306
votes east Of which the Nugent ticket received 293 Tho
following DELEGATES to the County COmmteo were
John g. Phillips Louis Lehman. Bruno W. Berger Henry
Klarman and Thomas Mcguire - .
designated regular" was elected II contained
the Of the following decgales TO Che County Com
gSHery John c%ymody A. fe'I RSrN.o Joseph "
@. Lcask. Il. +. Patterson, and Oliver Davis.
There 32i votes poled The ballots were quietly
deposited and there was no bitterness between tho
supporters Of the opposing tickets
one resulted In the election by vote OF about two to
the Michael Cregan ticket The number Of votes
cast WAS So 9b we S a Tor William nG
Richard ~. Lush Cornelius Sonkiin Bernaru d H.
SON. Peter STANLEY. Micnael Cregan.
There was much agitation over tho contest In the
Forty.seyenthst. were crowded and the electloneer
Ing OF the McClave and Mason adherenis
ticket in the field known "rho Workingmens Ticket
which received comparatively Few votes nc totsu
vote was O52 the largest polled at primary In
the district The adberents Of Police CDniisSiomer NC
tavc rallied in great and easily elected their man
Tue following the delegates to the County Conint
tee: James W. Perry Robert D. Dobbe james o frnSer
Samuel 81 Slater. Richard j. lewis william CAIRNS, EDen
Dcinarest Jacob s. Isaac~, Jacob Aisonbrey ROBERT
Gordon Joseph r. Marin, Albert VI. Lee, Louis Wendell,
Frederick A. C0yle, John j. Cunoh, Louis Brehher' |
George Ogle anu s. V. Cooper. . ,,,,,,., MT, |
There two tickets In the held IN the AVlitn DIS
tric and vgorous contest made by thoso opposed
TO the regular ticket which was, however, eleoleu
IN attendance yet only trouble arose rsn The CON
duet of one of a committee which had Issued circular
offering 9y5 reward "fOr such Information as
will lead to the conviction" of any per- |