New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-06
AN INCREASED VOTE CAST.
RESULTS OF THE REPUBLICAN, PRIMARIES.

RESULTS OF THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
CONTRASTS IN FEW DIsTRIcTs-ALL THE REG
uLAR TICKETS ELEcTEp-IEss TROUBLE
THAN WAS EXPECTED
The Republican primary elections yesterday
PASSED OF far more quietly than was expected
There were fewer contests than had been looked
for and in none Of the districts where opposition
ticlpts were run was there any disorder worth
mentioning. There was O good deal Of excitement
jn the With District, where The" Allen MADE q
vigorous fight against Frank CAROLS leadership.
and great deal Of challenging was done, but
the eontending factions kept the peace Com
paratjve ouietness reigned in the WITH District
also In the XIIIth where hot fight had been
looked for between the Gibbs and the Sprague'
Corrie factions settlement was effected ana only
one ticket was voted for. This was also the case
in the XXIIId District. An opposltion ucKet was
run In the XIth, but did not amount TO much
Two tickets were in the field Ill the AlVth'
xvIth and XXIst districts, but only in the last
one did the opposition manifest much strength
The t;cket led by Louis II. Schlotthauber, in the
xIVth District, only received 22 votes, against
sos cast for the one headed by John j. Brady,
ex.Cproner Nusent's candidate. The opposition to
Henry Kropf, in the XYIth, mustered 73 votes
The contest in the XXIst District between n II.
Whitney and William Leary, was watched with
particular interest. 1t proved as exciting as had
been expected, recalling to mind the contest be-
tween Theodore Roosevelt and Jacob Hess IN
S84. Each side put forth every effort, ana
up to the time Of the closing OF the polls the
result seemed to be in doubt. Then IT was fouho
that Mr. Whitney had won the regular ticket,
having majority of 81 out Of 53i votes Thus
in every instance the regular nominations trl-
umphed s -,
proportion to the enrolment than usual. Ter
distTiets showed total enrolment OF l4,oSs
those who registered. No election was held in
the With District, nor will there be untli inc
district is organized by the new County Commlttee
party, consisting Of over ZOO members. Among
those who Will serve on it are Vice-President Lev
p. Morton, who is one Of the representatives ot
The kid District. The following IS the hse Oh
officers elected IN each DISTRICT and the delegates
to the County Committee the opposition ucI SU
being given in each case where one WAS III 'he
field.
INSTRUMENTATION Peter ]. KavanSsh first
fec nrasaent Martin H. Hcaley; second vcepresdcnt'
Edward Delaney; secretary, Arch Hamilton treasurer
Thosas Mcnamara. DeiegateS-John H. Grimes, FeNr
Ewald Hamilton, Peter Connel Samuel n EVefes
Petsr Patten. James X. Byrnes Edward BULLOCK eaue
w wiley peter SRilS Michael Ryan, John A. Moran.
1smss Thompson NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Thomas j.
sheehan FIRST vicepresident Jeremiah Murphy second
vcepresident. John Logan secretary Francis McCaoe
treasurer, Edward Cleary; sergeantatarmA herman
Fisher MISREPRESENTATION J. Nicholson, Patrick Mehe'
ran Patrick Wall James o'Shea Michael Collins Charles
b. Hagsn, ST., Bryan -o'Connor. wiiiam a. CUMMINGS
Martin J. Mccarthy. Timothy Kane, Thomas ~ ourA"'
Abe Frank Patrick H. Goodwin.
IId-Pycsbdent Philip VR Van wyok; first vice pres!-
dsnt winiam NJ Doyle; second viee.president Dennis
Ifealey; secretary, Francis McGrane treasurer O@e'
yslepte Delecaes-Dcnis Shea William NJ Doyle hsfuh
Kapanagh Frederick WINNER. IT,. James ?. Hyland
Nathan Sanders, Daniel J. o'Brien. Philip VIZ van
wyck, Thomas Stack Thomas Harrington. I. m'i'O"
Quinn Patrick ELF, Thomas MeGrane. Daniel lsoia
IIId -PresIdent Charles II. Murray hrst Vieepfen'
Dent william E Morris; second vicepresident Nicholas
FISH; secretary Charles W. wagner treasurer Thomas
r. Fletcher. Delegaes-Chahes N Tanto' Nleho'SS
Fisa James NJ vsrDuml Guy r Pelson' John +: p&Aer'
Howell c. Rees William O. Church. Charles H. Murray
Hiram Merritt William E. Morris James W. ha"es
peter Tiene John Lubbert. Sterling f. Smith, james
Branean Angelo Gallo, Charles S. sh'rnan-
a--{Rsgulas)--President John Collins; hrst-yiee'
president Thomas J. Gilroy; second vicepresdent'
Richard J. Condor; secretary, John Collins; treasurer
John Desmond Misrepresentation H. ToWniey Ionn
Collins, Michael Hines, William Molkenbur' PauioA J.
Ahern Jacob Cohen. Charles s. ThOrp George W. hran
NJ d. Edward J. Blair Augustine Schansl, Joseph HAD
acid Thomas j. GlIroy, Marcus Jacobs, John +.
Mccarthy Patrick J. Haybyrne. Isaac Lshtenoerg John
Barron Robert Greer. (opposition)-P 1ohn
Dunne; first yicepresdent, Alexander D. ho"eh'nA
second vice president John q. Morrisoni secretary rat
r,ek r. Reilly; treasurer Michael r. Corcoran Dele
estes-Jamss MeMRnus, John B. Dunno John w. Scott
August schaael Michael Hines Thomas H. Srads rat
rick Hickey, Louis L. Richman Patrick . Veuin'1n'
yohn Kesting Daniel Hickey william IsascA Patrick b.
Reilly Edward Berger, John Nesdes, Michael r. Cor'
eoran william Molkenbur Alexander s. Rosonthsl
Observation-Disclosures, Daniel Mooney frat vice.
president Frank Rose; second rise-presdent PatrS
unnfarn secretary, L. @. Kuykendal treasurer Wllap
IL ounlife Deleeates-Fnnk J. Carroll Charles l.
groehnaeier, Patrick r. Kelly, Peter Arata. John NJ
Smith James H. Tobin, james T. Snedecker j. Moore
Andley J. Mooney, Max. HsetneF James B. Fske George
Hensie Frank p Burke Peter Baciraiupo Henry schae
ter Louis wsiz Philip Blauth (opposisop)-Presiden
Charles E. Holmes first vicepreSdent Patrick Ls"Ies'
second voe.presdent z. T. Matthew'S secretary Charles
W. sperbeck; treasurer John Won Gerchten Delegates
yehn O. Dod6 8. Rosenberg. J. ]. Wlibg' Enwlh rye
W. d. Collins, E. c. Chamberlain, ST., A. E. Philipby.
Harvey vincent Knox John Price, Cyrus olrnStesd
Charies +. Thompson, Edward t. Shear, d. g. WiilisnA
z O. Chamberlain IT,. Joseph Whey. II. schsensT.
yIth-Presdent Charles e. wainman; viee-president
yehn e Combs second yce-press1ent AaSn "eHier'
sseretary John w. Hunt treasurer. William H. Manning
Deleeates-John Simpson, Theodore Broadhead lSoofe
Lacks John W. Newell, George Hammer Charles Freuno
william wainman, John steoling, Charles hegrohgia
A. Langwasser Charles Beurman Thomas Hogan, j. j.
Mshoney p. o'Shaughnesy. Henry Richards, John j.
Clark. Thomas Daily william Quinn, Abraham Mass
wfuiasa watts Abraham sede, Noses LehroerRer
yIIth--presideut Cornelius Van Colt; first vieepreh
Gent, Edmund oarleton second uee-preadenh .feorc
ue,sro secretary Frederick Shields treasurer Jobr
n Ixwson Delegstes-John D. Lawson, Cornelius Van
f,ott O. b. Decker, Frederick W. whiFidge, George
Henry Alfred T. ConkiiDg, Lucas L. Van Allen. >
Ianaaon Ward Samuel b. Hamburger, James Collins
wfrllam Morgan, william H. HouSner jr o. NoineI
king Morris H. Waterman. Joseph Wehl Lawrence slc
psnsla George O. Hsilenbech, Levi p Morton, henf,
r. Hoyt Henry E. Rowland. Charles A. Post Lispensr'
stewart theodore W. Dwight. William Mitchell HsnsoI
a Gibson e. W. Zimmerman, John Riley John
Z Costa Edward O. Graves Washington Parker henis
Matthew'S John MeKeeye, Henry @. Pierey Eml
d. Ffsncois
rxth-President, Richard II. Colard; Hrst VieeDreSi
Sen. washington NJ Hsdiock; second vlce.presaent
FRANKLIN B. Miller secretary, William Aigenon oeaney
treasurer George D. Kuper DelegateE-Georse y
Deane John W. Jseobus, wilsm II. Sedney, planning
8 rnv.on Jeremiah pangburn, Henry r. Williams, Ed
n,nd j. Tinsdale Andrew B. Rogers, jr' Eugene war
John X Reed, Jesse Newman James snodgrasS l'ooe,
n Miller. Robert Prentice, Walter Logan George ID
Clark, william II. corsa, Charles a. benea'e', ., "