New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
NEW REPUBLICAN LEADERS,.
PRIMARY ELECTIONS HELD LAST NIGHT.
CONTESTS IN FEW DIsTEIcrs-MANf NE" NAME"

Primary elections throughout the city last
night brought out largo proportion OF inc
$4,000 enrolled Republicans. In most OF .he
distrcts there was only one ucRe'
rresented which received the vote OF the
members OF the organization who took part in the eIec
ton Tho polls were open In the districts which had an
enrolment OF over 700 from o. M to 10 p in''
and in the other districts from p IN. TO 10 p M
There we're nearly 300 officers and delegates elected
The officers each district were president OF the en-
rolled Renubcans first vice president. second vcepres-
ident secretary aud There were chosen IN
each district forty members OF district INV,
6Ol In the city. Many of the names on the tickets are
new TO political affairs Among the wel!-snown % Ge,o
mittee OF the County Committee. Levi Morton. Cor
neus n Bliss. Horace Russell. Henry u n Vornmm'
Theodore ". Dwight Marshal b. Blake anu o " To-
The names printed include the officers o. the
district organizations and the delegates 10 'he 0o""'
Conmttee ,>,u.,.
There wa, only one ticket in the Is Assembly Dstrc|
The votes came In slow and $40 poled The ticket
was follows:
Peter J. Kayanash fret vice % sa nres
Hunt. treasurer. Daniel j. kenny secretary Joseph
1isoa,es-John H. Grme', John a Moran ts B. b rna Ea
}qssRs 70 ase gS%ni D%nT As' Arca
Php teler wdm 4 y rsle1 sa OHn'i JUN
| Over 300 of the enrolled Republicans OF the lld DIS
trict visited the pollngpace at No 466 Pearlst ana
voted at the primary election The election was quiet.
as Is usual this district and there was only one ucAet
voted. That ticket contained the following names:
Oecs- President. Philip Vi Ven Wyck first vice presi
dem, Albert SECOND pre- sdent Dennis T. Healy
ety.cs peais sGea honas siacG Phiip Bct Daniel
J: OBren t1ancs Dannoacncr 1Shn snea & Nats SnSea m
enre Hermanauz salvatore Barlow John sullivan fIan'
els Bueller
Announcements OF the primary election had been sent
TO many OF the enrolled the lid District and
nearly 25O voters responded TO the cal. The primary
was free from contest members of the factions that
have previously been opposed TO the regular organiza
ton supporting tie only ticket which was placed in
nomination.. Commissioner Charles N Tainor viii be
the executive member of the County Committee. The
officers of the district organization and members OF the
COuaty Committee elected were:
oTccrsPresient. James NJ varnum first vice president
re Howell hes a,"r aaas ho n vorr@ "a uv
peon H0wc c. Hces James Bransan: Charles H. Murray
IlTsm Merritt Ia9el crown Gephai EraneId IT, Shsr'
smith Peter igne T. onas Muhgan William IL BisseA and
The election ia the Ivth District passed OF quietly and
small cast There was some opposition to the
OF George W Krtm. NJ. d.. Tor president, william stone
! brirk and William Nethercott for vlee-prrsdents'
Ii@Iran fer secretary The regular ticket was
elected. III votes To- Al for the opposition
the that the inspectors not legally ap
pointed. The following were elected
JoSn r. laTSa sS' ssna a' r. 'G
segreay T h roc1 rf sob Hahn HrGa acSDs oSs H.
Kicuie AugusrIs chanel lian FI1edDerg Martin ~.
Vp w. McKenhp r ronas r. ry Shqe, T.
NemmacS NJ D, W aam Moihe1iout John Desmond James
| Years ey. James McMInns
Tncr- was a large vote III the VIII District. amounting
to 10 votes Ouly one ucket was III the field The
successful candidates are:
O@cers-rre4ident Jame' u. Hawes; vice.president'
nIe n4 oS Se Il a 6n eceT IL 81 YShoso In5 ''o
Dcac.aines hAwss Jonn N unit" Michael NJ H.
t.nean "a ries L. iockme e. T. C. Cianber ain W.
MAN, FPede H & 4 hr GG olGy Ncno % Ss Ioa,
! Wa.7. John Frank ami George G. kibbe.
rne WIN District election was held at the rooms OF
II Lincoln Club No. So CLINTON Place. The Only ticket
vocd for contained the names of large nuinher Of we'll
known ReIuhiican- among whom we're Lew /; Morton.
ilciry T. How and General Lloyd A.pnwal The3ioIe
Ihe ticket. winch received over 100 votes, contained
OGccs-rresdent. Cornelius Van cctt hrst vice Dresi-
scc etary. fIeleiek A. shc.as treasurer waldo h. Rich
.'1eieqes JOIN o lawson LLOYD Aspnwll, Frederick w.
Van len j. ane on ward ornelins d. Van wlgenen
James collins. VILLAIN Morgan William H. Housner jr e.
Gid aleAander W. bow.ep. Lew r MortoIs hecdole ~;
a.,s Miissi 4sTs. ans%ss
Wasiiiaion Pa ker George . aIiea6eck Henry a. Mat
hews John Mcheever. Henry Percy. Emil a. Francois
! comparative small voie was cast The regular ticket
wa elected anu 4l0 votes were polled The principal
names are:
President Bernard ROurke first vice presidents.
oRe er T. %9e eorge H. mer nan i"O'
DeegatesJohnJ o hren FredercS tinck Charles NTH
! farfoH Inward J. ~parenberg Conrai Weber. Christian
B. Hanson Auru,tus Bacon Charles JacksIn george ii
ep F1 sG r. wS + 1cSsef scs
Geo &c r. GmndT George snTn0Is III I0n 1e
q. Mank BeusOn n. Levy. Martin KIRBY Peter Corcoran
Tne election in tue lXtn District wen. OF quietly
there being opposition To the regular ticket. This
Il AFFECT the nleres in the polling, however, ana
:here were Gil votes east. This ticket waseiected
OFFERS President. Richard NJ Colard first presi
snodgrass secretary L. Hall treasurer,
huper. -. .,, -
Gedn :. Jeremiah PangouIn Charles IL Morgan james :
Lasneton Eamgaa ! insdale s A. ,I,, f RoSes I John r
H. smiley e.ss newman Eugene Ward, Georse oianburg
REID Chares 4. L. Goldtv. 5. ". thompson, Martin
iiaay Robert Prenice Areo b. Price L. Marcus william
Freeman. Joseph ID. l. shay, Jr.
An unusually large vote was brought ont in the Xth
Di-rIIci great interest taken in rolling up
large number Of vole Voters came IN on an average Of
| and 1t elected by Gl3 votes.
oacers-Preeldent Henry Haght; first president c
Charles A. Binder Treasurer tr dcI!ek snrh%Jt n...
sS 5accS hS a u ves seE - p fg Ea f
Coos, Charas NJ Diamond. ferd Ehlhart G otto bae.o,
niebod AGopn vogfnan m ernan w Ihpm Marn hsuP
Fred Fl.ccus l.. George A stenmulcf. Charles weifen
bach John Ha1nagel Henry feidnann. Jacob May August
Molr Dotti1ed seip
Contrary general xpectation there two tickets
in Kiln District One OF these was headed by Charles
A. Peabody r for president. and the other By Robert
Ray Hamilton. james F. Foster was prominent Oh the
onnos ION ticket Among the candldates foI delegate
20 The County Committee the ticket neAdci by Peabody
received l12 votes AMI the opposition Oh The follow
ing is the successful ticket:
OGcer,- President. Charles A. Peabody jr first
pres dent ia ues T. Van nenSstaer second vice president
Jacob II. .mn,; seeretaiy. Alfred W. Royal treasurer
! harles II. Leland
IeLcofes- II. Cruger John c. OConnor. jr Thomas
II. Brown Robert c. Armstrong, James W. Hawes. Albon
p Man Henry a. Beatty. Henry G erin. G. reabody.
IT, Ornellus n Bliss Lewis ". Williams. Robert Ray Ham
on q. McAiurTay Marshall B. BaKe walter Howe,
James p. Foster Daniel Molr William Nc Mem. DAVID
ii. Joins Johnson. &. 4. Prcntss. Horace Russell
The poll In the Kiln District only 80 votes.
There contest, the ticket being elected without
opposing ballot. The following names the
| ticket.
Odfcers-Presilent George w. Coffin; vice president.
August KOln. second vcopfeSident august Hl
tary nlIn H. JeToOnah Fo1 eiick BundstrIn
DeL g1tes-GeOfge Hnard. Winam II Huber August
rrsuD Edward Patow GeOrye DOr1 LOUIS ". Mead hcO
dOre Koch. John GIeenha-an John Burt c. IL. EPpstein
George B Higgins. loci Indler william Steen. James Nc
Conneil Joseph Kshle. T. ". Matthews. NJ. ID. William J.
Snyder John slter Jr, Jacob schakensein Thomas