New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-03
REPUBLICANS OUT TO VOTE
FEW CONTESTS AT THE PRIMARIES
OFFICERS or the DISTRICT ASSOCIATIONS AND
DELEGATES TO THE COUNTY CON-
NrTyrr ruoSTN

OFFICERS or The DISTRICT ASSOCIATIONS AMI
DELEGATES TO THE COUNTY CON-
MrTTEE CHOSEN.
The Republican primaries held yesterday and
last evening i'm the various Assembly Districts of
the city were unusually quiet except in the AVlth
and XXIIId districts In these there were sharl
contests In the Nth and with Districts there
were opposition tickets run, but their support was
insignificant
The votes pollcd showed that the Republican
associations in the city are thoroughly active,
and will 90 into the Presidential Campaign iuii
of hope and determination.
In the With Assembly District the ticket run
by John j. O'Brien, John Il. Brodsky ana 'heir
friends was run practically without opposition
The voting was supervised by the Subcommittee
of the Republican County Committee, Beaded by
Walter Howe.
There was an opposition ticket in the Nth
District. headed by Nicholas Hickman. Several
gentlemen whose names appeared on the ticket
claimed that they were placed there against their
wishes. The ticket headed by Henry H. IIaight
was elected by large majority. There was
no contest in tho XlIIth District. where for the
last two years such bitter fights have been
wagcd This does not mean. unfortunately,
that the party is once more united in the district.
The faction headed by Aldermen Cowc, Henry
l.. Spraguc John McAfec and Carson G.. Arch
ibald simply sad away from The polls. The local
fight will probably be continued until fall.
In the XlIth District, where Captain mike"
Crcgan formerly held way there was mild
attempt on the part Of some Of his followers
TO create an opposition to Henry krolf and the
others who have redeemed the district. The
ticket was headed by Edward T.. Fisher 1t
only received thirty votes out of total Of
39l.
The XVIIth District was one of those whera
voting was carried on from n. N. to o y. IN.
4 here was lively opposition her al hoLgh good
naiufed one. IT wished TO be known Is the
young mons faction. and declared that those
who are running the district are " moss backs.
I ne young men wanted to stir things up an
they did III n lively way Their ticket was headed
by Robert Gordon for president. The regular
ticket won, receiving 90 votes out OF Il total
of 693
There was the usual lively fight in the XXIIId
District between the regulars headed by Con
gresham Fitch and Frank Raymond and the
opposition, led by Leroy Il. Crane. Here, too, the
polls open from "a. m. to p. m: a force
of police under the command or Captain WoSicr-
welt present to preserve order Both tickets were
hcadcd regular" Several Of the names on both
tickets were the same Some of those on. the
Crane ticket. il is claimed, were used without
authority. Congressman Fitch sent telegram
asking that some one besides himself be placed
at the head of the REGULAR ticket, but this was not
done, ana ne WIS rfcIn. ne lbldI NOio Wis
9s3. or these the Fitch Raymond ticket received
Il large majority.
The folowing are the officers and delegates to
the County Committee chosen in each district,
with the oppos tion ticket wherever there was
contest
I~r-Presilcut Peter J. Kavqnarh; fret vice-rre'cnt.
Iohn Cont snc0ni vicoI resi- 'eut. Edward Dciancv:
secretary Archib III Hamilton treasurer, John A. Moran
dolegaie, John II. Grimrs Peter Ewll Archibald Iiamil-
ton Conne Dante Moran Samnel H. Everett. Petrr
Patcn willnm Lane J1me' " Byrnes. Fdwari nuiiock.
Samuel W. WILEY. Peter Riley. Michael iva John A.
Moran James Thomson
II-Prcsdent Pm lip Vr. Van Wyck first cepresdcni.
Albert Ter; second vice pres dent, Druuis T. Hey;
secreinrv Tothy #. Quinn; urer Fra els McGrsne
delegates Dents ~hcl Maurice Hyanl. william NJ DOYLE.
PMp retz Daniel J. O'R.ien. Frederick WINNER. jr.
Nathan san 'er'. Philip vr. Van WICK Thomas stack.
Thomas Harrington Salvatore Barlow. Thomas McGrane
Vaenre Crosse. Francis Bnrhlcr.
IIId-Pros tent charles H. Murray frat vice president.
Wuham T. Morris; second vice presi lent Nicholas Fish
secretary Howell Teos treasurer Thomas X Fletcher
eegate& Charles n. Tantor Nchola. Fish Guy r. Pei
ION John f. Baker Howell c. Rees William G. Church
Chsr'es IL Murray Hirlm Merritt. William e. Morris,
Brinerd IT, Char es s. Sherman john H. RAINING
John Lubbe t. sterling r. Smith James Bransan. Angelo
Gallo and William liarttelL
Ivh-Presient John Collins first vicepresiien John
Sullivan second vceprsient Peter Dryer secretary.
John Collins. treasure John Desmond; delegates Will
lam H. Tswney joan Collins ratliok j. Aheyn. Charles :.
Thorpe Alex 5. Rosentha Augn-tds sohanel Edward j.
Blair Timothy C. >kav II. j. Condon William Mokehbur.
George w. krau NJ d.. Thomas j. 'liroV; John Dunne'
Robert W. Cairns Marc Jacobs Robert w. Grier
Vt'-Presdent. Frank y. Carroli nrSt VcepI'sl"en.'
Daniel second vics-presden Frank Rose secre
tary L. q. Kuykenlal treasurer Dr. Frank W. merriam
delegates Frank Carroll John g. Dod Charles H. Brock
meier f. c. Chamberlain sr. Joseph T. MuhiDg. Peter
Arata A. j. Moore, John VI. Smith, Louis Wiiz. Andy j.
Mooney j. Van vors. Alexander Mcqueen. Edward H.
ar Patrick Kelly, John = Person Daniel schoen ana
10 ,rph Murphy 49, ,
VIth-President, Charles E. wanman first vice pres-
dent T. CoOmbes sr second president John w
Hunt secretsry Charles Freligh treasurer William H.
Manning deleg aes. John simpson. Jacob VOL William
Reiysa GEORGE T,enF InTa' Ars q ssy
Adam W. Never Issdor Lacks. frsncs j. smith C. w eau
dineer NJ Hauptman. Edward Carpenter. Adam "et@ier
char Mar G Place.
With Precedent Cornelius Van Colt first vicenresi
dem, Edmund Carleton: second vce-president fedro
ci.go secretary Frederick A. Shells treasurer Waldo
H. Richardson's delegates, John D. Lawson. e. b. Decker
Frederick w Whttrige George H. Henry. Alfred r Conk
me- Lucas I. Van Allen j. Langdon Ward samuel b. Ham
burger James Collins. William Morgan. William H. Hons
ner IT, c. Volney King Norris II. Waterman. Joseph WE'LL
Lawrence Mcdonald. a eHander NJ Bowden, Lew r. Nor
ton Henry II. Hoyt, Henry f. Rowland. Charles A. Post
Iispenard stewart, Theodore Dwight william Mitchell
f. W. Zimmerman. John Riley, john NJ Costa Edward c.
Graves Washington Parker George O. Hallenbeck. Henry
A. Matthews John McKeever Henry C. Piercy an Emil D.
Francois
George j. Kraus; second vcepresient. Christian GOetz
..c.et,rv Thomas Riker; George H. Werfel-
an del. gates John f. Brod-ky Frederick Fnck George
/ Krsus Thomas Rker John J. G,n. Edward j. Carroll
Edward ]. Sparenberg Conrad Weber. John Strauben'
muller jr. Charles Dekman William b Hanson Charles L.
Jackson George H. Wsrfenan Augustus Bacon, Cornelius
/ Wignam Thad Frankereich Fritz Sezksrn, Christian
Goetz NJ u. Goldman. George Langhorst Timothy IIar
Rnrns Frederick Zahn Max j. Porges. William
G Byrnes. Warion W. Butten frederlcK D. SOLE
IXth-Pre.ident Rchar NJ Collard hrst vice president
Washington NJ. Iaddock second vicoprcsiden Franklin
u Miller secretary, william A. Gelney treasurer George
d. Kuyer delegates, George H. Deane John w. JacoOus
William H. Godney Jeremiah Paugburn Charles II. Morgan
Isdmund j. Tinsda.e. Andrew H. Rogers. r Eugene Ward
Top K Reed Albert L. Hail. William Alfred Gr;ney Jesse
Newman James Snoigras' Robert b. Miller Robert Prem
lice Geoigs II. Clark. Manning T. Lawson. william II.
or.a Henry Williams Charles A. Benedict Walter 10
gan Daniel Putney. James Ludington. r. ". Thompson
Mornav williams Martin T. Ryder Charles T. Galloway
william tgomery. David j. Christie Miichol Halliday
william Freemaa.
yth (Regusr)- President Henry III. Haight first vice
nreslGest c. Baese: second president Martin
Haunt treasurer Ferdinand Ehrhsrt secretary Joseph
Scueder delegates Jacob NJ. Patterson. Ferdinand Ed
man Henry C. Betty Ferdinand DreYer. &. Otto Baese
Jacob Hauscker Rudolph RuUens Ferdinand Ehhart. Mar