New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-08
REGISTRATION IN BROOKLYN.
LARGE ADDITION TO THE ENROLMENT
LOOKED FOR ON TIE SECOND DAY

LOOKED FOR ON THE SECOND DAY.
Tomorrow will be the second day Of registration
In Brooklyn and large addition to the enrolment
Is looked for. On the first day over $4,000 names
were recorded. exceeding the number for the first
day ir 1904 by about 900. On the second day Of
that year 81 900 registered. that 1t is likely that
go 900 will record themselves Tomorrow.
The Republican General Committee will meet to-
morrow evening fix the dates for the primaries and
nominating conventions The Executive COMMITTEE;
Will recommend the following dates Primaries Oct IL
County Convention, Oct 10, at p. m. City Conven-
tion oct. 49, p. m. Congress Conventions, oct
90, p m. Assembly Conventions, Oct. 90. p. m.
The City and County Conventions Will meet in the
Rink In Clermont-ave There will be some discussion
dates they preccdc those set for the Demo
cratic conventions and 1t IS argued that the mi
norty party should nominate last and be able to take
advantage of any the Part of their opponents
But the other hand clear advantage is gained By
being promptly in the field
At tho County Convention nominations for Register
OF Deeds, County Clerk, and County Treasurer will
be- made It IS not doubted that Da
vid A. Baldwin, the genial and capable
chairman of the County General Committee and an
able worker for the party for many years, viii be
nominated for Register The only mentioned
I'm opposition TO him has been Supervisor T. b. Wills
who has Withdrawn in favor OF Mr. Baldwin. For
County Clerk the names Of Samuel A. Avila, Police
canvassed, and the ACCESSIBILITY Of putting German
the ticket points the probable choice Of ono Of
the last named, most likely Captain Kaiser, who lives
the Eastern District commands the Sixth Precinct
and is popular not only among his countrymen bu,
also among policemen. For County Treasurer, Ditmas
Jewell and ;. a. Avila are talked OF.
In the Republican lid Congress District there
many aspirans for nomination since ;. V. White
declined to run for second term The strongest OF
these are Robert ID. Benedict, Darwin X. James,
william d. BoOrum and ". j. Collins In the With
= on SIN IPmQidteQ
by the for voting against the Mills bill will
probably an Independent nomination. and VIII be
Endorsed by the Republicans, making fororn hope for
any Democrat TO agains! him. The Democratic
primaries are fixed for October IS, and
the County and City Conventions for Octo.
Der 90. Efforts are being made to find
a popular for candidate 10 the Regis
tershp who will be willing 10 aid the party leaders
by giving them generous Share Of the fees OF the
office. has been practically decided that 1t would
be unwlsc have William III. Murtha run again.
and two subordinates In the Office Frank Doyle aud
Mr. Finnegan, talked OF. who would be equally
subservient TO BOssn Mclaughlin
To disarm the opposition of Alderman James Kane,
IS extremely bitter toward the President for falling
TO make him United States Marshal he is to get the
nomination for County Clerk but there will be no
glcat sorrow If he should be defeated. County
Treasurer Adams will be rcnominated. In the DEM
ocratic Congress Districts, David "A. Body is likely
to be nominated In the WITH to succeed Con gross
Mahoncy, and william Brown, OF Flatbush. to sue
coed Congressman Campbell, In the I'D, unless Mr..
Campbell in rcnomlnated.