The sun., 1889-12-08
cHANeks In DISTRICT LEADERS
Some who will Step Down and Ont NoKt
Month. and SOne who Won't.

BONO
Month. and SOme who Won't.
Before the end Of the present month the
primaries for the election OF next years Tam
many Hall General Committee and for the
members Of her Committe on Organization
will be held. and on Jan. 15 the County Democ-
racy will follow suit by holding primaries for
the choice Of members OF the County Commit
tee and Executive Committee Of that orRaniza-
alton. Already there has been considerable
gossip on the subject of changes in the leader
ship Of various districts as the result of tho
defeat OF the younger and the success OF tho
older Democratic organization In the
contest of q month ago. Some Of these
changes are already sufficiently foreshadowed
TO be regarded as certain. but concerning 9TH
ere OF them more doubt exists. At several of
the primary election contests. on both sides,
factional differences mot observed beforeJ will
be given full play. and lively time may, in
many quarters, be expected.
On the Tammany side Frank T. Fitzgerald,
Register elect. will again lead the delegation
from the First district. and Excise Commits
sloner Edward T. Fitzpatrick will once moro
be the leader In the Fourth. The death OF
Michael Norton. the Tammany leader in the
Fifth Assembly, leaves o vacancy this year
which will be filled by the choice of Peter
Mitchell. his successor as Judge Of the First
Judicial District Court In the Sixth district
County Clerk Edward +. Reilly will again be
the leader. as will Bernard F. Martin Deputy
Commissioner of Public Works. from the
seventh. and George Hall from the Eighth.
Charles Steckler will continue In control
Of the Tenth. and John ]. Scannell
will probably be returned from the Eleventh.
From the leadership OF the Fourteenth Assem-
oly ex- Register j uhn Reilly has abdicated. and
lls position will be taken by his nenhew. Ber-
hard Reilly. Jr.: son OF the ex-Sherif. Ex-As-
the sixteenth, George ". fiInEiit from from the
SSGISssht,ssnth' SISstassnth ald James keatInE from the
Speeial Sessions Court Clerk John +. Carroll
Ilrop the Twentieth In place of James
Inttee, last year From the Twenty. first
assembly, District Emigration Commissioners
pUcse paces om Allen will be sent e. n;%mina and
se;tder, Police Judge Welde and Commissioner
bit9 Public Works Giiroy will lead in the Twenty
S Fhess Sas hs RSFFIy dsrss S@ fs s
in the Second Assembly districi Patrick Div
%ld Timothy b. sullivan. Assemblyman elect.
tSs SSther Sh,sj From the iammany Leadership OF
SwaJ SsJ from the district seyeia al years ago, viii
sb SP S0Wn, II not out Judge Clancy Will pr"b-
~, 11ucSeeu nlID. VI the MINI Assembly ulb-
ESft Judge John J. Golm man is the leader. but
W SeIs mas not Tor come time pasl been clo.ely
James WITH party management there
Scgyt Scl1ys ,si,.s Of sNselai Session: has been
Tuner % Congress and the detection OF John
m. y, oorhis from the County Democracy will
SSke changes In the district, the full extenf OF
RtElfSh will not be known ill the return Of
ysS yTaShard lrd Croker from the South. Nothing is
11III,sytlled concerning the Twelfth Assembly
SsNi S'tiet oi which Coroner Danio! Hanly was last
byss ne leader, but cIanGes there are proba-
d. Gs; new leader In the Thirteenth Assembly
Sa,rlc5 hay In the person Of John G, Shoe
siHn' secretary OF the .Agueduet Comms-
III i'm and brother Of William +. Sheehan.
v,Democratlc loader Of the Albany Assembly.
IupphhpToaOle in place OF james Barker whose
enc eS;H"istc encounter with one OF his coDstttu-
elnSSd three months ago has aided much in
blvT lvT%HiIR % his chances, In the Fifteenth Assem-
Issuistrlct the previous T6mmany loader and
or o1enI ra one. Richard j. Sullivan. was defeated
Tbs,,sse ,,sseectlon as Alderman lew weeks ago.
sion n,a are several candidates, for the succes-
Who pnpad prUm inent among them William Dalton,
ID HXVHsNSIai HXIVtsSaih Assembly. which he Teplesented
moi az 10 another OF those named but 1t Is
vii q a.! certain but that Leader Sullivan
ComssSte a6le, to hold his own against all
di.tHcSt IN the Twenty-second Assembly
kew"as, theTe is a contest for supremacy
IfeSsSta John McQuade. contractor and
Ne Huuss leader and Edward +. 6heehy OF
M Icnnuo OF Pm Bile Charities and Correction. |
blIes uade. who was Judge OF the Harlem |
0"urt during the days when police JUS