New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17
REPUBLICANS ALL UNITED.
WHAT LAST NIGHTS WORK SHOWS.

ENROLLING BoABDs MEET TO RECEIVE CHALLENGES
NO INDICATIONS OF TROUBLE.
The week assigned after the Republican enrolment
for the reception ri challenges OF persons on the Tolls
Republican voters in the various districts expired
Yesterday and in accord, with the provisions OF the
constitution of the party the enrolling officers met al
the places of enrolment and inspected the challenges
The enrolling officers NEST of the districts ionnd
nothing TO do as challenges were submitted
general desire as expressed TO obtain ana keep n
la ee an enrolment possible and no one apleareu
70 desire to take from the roll the name OF any one
u,o WAS resident of the district and willing to
subscribe to the test required at enrolment Inc
number Of contests forcshadowed by the challenges
smaller than ever before the history of the party
Certain Assembly districts such the XVIII and in
somewbat less degree the lid have been contested
al most of the primary elections of recent years ou'
90 far there is every indication of a complete ceSS
NJ strife for this wear This result seems as I'' ~
could be gathered from conversations VIII" ISL
leaders last NIGHT TO be brought about ny an
desire for the success of the party ana surren"o Va
selfsh interests 10 that end. -,
mr.. nrol,;ng officers of the Assembly districts viii
send notices all those who have been Ell anu
will then consider and determine the challenges ANY
persou whose name is removed from the ron VIII
have an opportunity TO appeal to the COMMITTEE OF
challenge in almost every last night was for re
moysl from the Assembly district in which the voter
enrolled or from tie city. few persons were email
]enged on the ground that they were Democrats ana
belonged 20 Democratic organizations
The lid Assembly District has been somewhat dis
tprhed by contests for the last few years hut no email
lenges were made last night that indicated an intention
strongly oppose the regular organization OF the dis
trict Nearly fty persons whose names appear on tho
roll were challenged. In almost every case evidence
was produced to show that the enrolled person had
removed from the district
There was almost perfect quiet IN the iNth District
where there have frequently been exciting disputes IN
the past Twepty-fovr challenges were presented
There we're no challenges In the With and other West
Side districts in the corresponding districts on
the other side of the city. Tie Xiilth, which has a
large enrolment, without o single challenge
Contrary 20 expectation there were no challenges il
the XVIII District The enrolling officers were Oh manu-
at d. M, but alter vanly waiting until r. H. Ior
some one 10 APPEAR adjourned lively )me is expect
ell at the primary between the coDtenhing ihciohs
new headquarters for the Republican association {" Vac
district be obtained as the han at No o0Z west
Thirty-ffrh-st has been engaget for chnfch services
every nignt except saturday for many weeks In ad-
49,.
Challenges Some OF the challenges were due 10 me
people having moved.
Tie XVIth District was quieta peace and harmony
challenge and the entire list was read without an inter
rupt0n .,, ,,,..,o,
Last year contest in the XX1st Assembly District
will moi be renewed as far the reception OF challenges
is an indication. No challenges received ana the
enrolling officers adjourned nj an early hohr Inc other
districts were. "a rule, uudiSturped by contests