New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27
REPUBLICANS OUT IN FORCE.
PRIMARIES HELD IN THE CITY DISTRICTS

PRIMARIES HELD IN THE CITY DlSTRlClS
HARMONY EVERYWHERE EXCEPT IN THE
xuIrH-rAMMANY mEELEHs GIVE GIBBS
4 LARGE MAJORITY -DELEG APES 10
THE COUNTY AND CONGRESS
CONVENTIONS
Republican primary elections were held last night In
the twenty four Assembly districts for the election OF
delegates to the Republican County Convention. to
be held in Webster Hail. IN East Eleventhst, on the
evening Of October Congress conventions TO be held
I'm the Congress districts October q, and In mo
lid and With Judicial districts delegates to convcn
tions to DO held October 8. In the Twenty -'hiu
and Twenty fourth wards delegates were elected 10
the convention which will nominate Republican
candidate for Commissioner OF street Improve
mcnt~. Tho delegates to this convention VIII
also name the delegates to the Congress Convention
for the nomination OF q candidate for Congress from
the Myth District.
With the exception OF one Assembly district the
NIIIth, the primaries passed OF without contests.
This docs not mean that small vote was poled how
ever for the contrary the rule in MI OF the dis
trics. An unusual amount Of interest seems to nave
been taken by the Republicans Of this city, ana IN
every district the vote was much larger 'hah IL
usually is at the primaries. In many OF inc us
tricts advantage taken OF the OCCASION W
put into practical use the new Ballot ii"' iu
every quarter the most satisfactory results were re
ported. In only few Instances were Diahh us""''
found in the baotboxcs
Frederick S. Gibbs, with the help OF his Ismmahy
heelcrs succeeded In carrying tho Min H''euo!
District and electng the Ticket favored by him. Inc
Tamnany men In the district had evidently NreiN'N
their instructions from their boss and they hocHeh
rhn flOV
be elected with the assistance Of the few hepuoneahs
IN the district who still persist In being deuded con
corning Qibbs's real character. Tarnany nhdonb'ehF
was afraid that the action OF the Republican Cou,
Committee in expllIng Gibbs would have bad erect
mon the few deluded Republicans who still support
Gibbs II he were not successful In the present hsh'
and they knew that without that support
they could not elect an AssemLlyman from
that district who was favorable 10 them
Gibbs they knew was a Tamnany man In every sense
OF the word, and that he could only he elected BY
masouerad,ne as a Republican. Consequently they
left no stone unturned 70 accomplish that resnl''
They were opouly charged with fraud aud " repeat
ing and when the result was announced 'hsrc' l.
rohcmus gave notice TO those present that the election
would he contested Oh the ground Of fraud This an
uouuccmcnt was greeted with qroans and Kisses W
Gibbs, Tamany hcecrs and the farce was Wadc moic
ridiculous BY GIBBS himself when he "Nponucu W
cali for a speech. He was In his clement 'hch anu
delighted h.S audience by calling hs opponents Nance
There. arc about 500 nominal Republic ans enrolled
i, tc district AT pr>cnt, and usually there are about
GOO votes cast at the primaries There have not been
mor,. than 600 votes cast primary III LONG ''m
mill the one Last night. when there were hohphaE
go east. How many Of these were 'd>' ~ "''
T,mm.,v hc,rrs Of Gibbs will probably be hrmrhi
or, hen the contest l. over Inc t'h'' 'a'"'' W
Gibbs received nomnallv SO votes ana the t'Hc'
in oppo,i,ion led by James A. Cowic. received ''i
votes.
Tn. Rcru,llcans Of the Xlh Assembly District
MA , meeting and ras,cd resolutions regarding "a"
death Of Robert Ray Hamilton. speeches CONCERNING
hi, career a, Republican and legislator were maze
ly leading Republicans 81 the district.
Throughout all but two G,'r''N the sentiment
~ every one wa. Anything to get rid 81 Tho laui'
many m,rIlc.'
Tho delegates 10 the County Convention are:
I.John II 6,r,rn,s Peter Patton. AI'hibild Eamii-
ton And John 4. Moran.
Id Don, SHEA. william NJ Doyc ana fhilp W.
Vaa Wyck. ~
II1o hs,lcs II Murray Thomas +. t."iry william F..
Morr. Ansc.o Gallo and Jane, W. Have
IVth-John CollLs Patrick j. Hayhyi"" Isaac i':f"h
berg Charles s. Thotp" and Al"nro Berry
vth-Stephn H. French. John C. D"'d And'"y j.
Moocv T. L. Broc kmocr. 81. and Cornelius DONOVAN.
vIth-John Simp-on. T. J. Hogan. John w Hunt.
Thomas Groves. william Quinn. Adam 6srnand. And
Thomas Kane.
yIIu-Lucs. l.. Van Ailn. Frederick a. sh"lds
George Gregory wtldo H. EichHrd.on. John D. Quicker
| F. W. zimm-fnan Alfred r. Conkinc Edmund H. lib
tons John Foley Charles W. Gregory. Gustav Hahdtc
nod George c. Halenbcck.
VlIIth-(,u.tav A. SchuYInann, Th'0d0~ r. iuh!o
| August tieisler and Samuel A. Roberts.
| Ixth-o.cotr. ID. Dean. John w. Jaoobis. william H.
Cora william II. G~dney. Jeremiah Psnrb1'n VIII An
| F. Greu. Joseph T. lIackcu. G"orgo NJ t"IK' waiter
| Logan aud 4. Franklin II wson.
Xth-1xcob NJ Patterson. Ferdinand Fid,nann. I"pry
G. Bo,y e. otto Daess. jacob Ilun-ck'r. Rnd"lph
Ruben. John J. Hitler, Jacob May. I'"i' fonef aho
| William n. xurs
Kills V. H. Ctus.r. George Bias jacob II. slnin'
| r. C. Arm.tronr John \. smith. y. A. Pr'nti-H H. h
| uucls.. and o. +. c. Billings.
| xII,h-'.cprge Iiiliiad. william H. 1Iu'~r. d w
kohn William A. Graham Henry j. Schumacher. william
| J. Kent and John K"!nhaidt
| XIIIt- Frederick u. I"rr", John l.. Hamilton
Jzuc. King Dnry Joseph L. rrr"v. Adollh Hermann
| Jnd.on y. Smith. Or Th"b X. Tuthiii Mo''u E"i'h
| MORGAN D. ~ Mon.ca Charlie. Wilson Smith. Timothy
| a. suI,iyan william =, hltrr and John Msgu.r.
| xIVu Iohn Il. Nuront. Daniel +. M"tphy. j. william
| Rel, bert John J. B'an and Joseph Mui'"v
XVth-~irldan Shook. Robert \. 'i''pc"n. william NJ
Mor,rmrc'y. asene A. re'tirr"", John Kane j. "a "'
| powlr- Jane, a. Flooi Samuel WiIliam' ana I'n"'
| Tufn"'.
| xyIth-IIcnry Ktop. Frank H. Da!v william IIcnk'l
lam IT, Ca,anagh wIiiiam rati,i and John II W. Nli
| ic.n.
| XVIIu,-t;oorr" W. wannak"r. James Smiley, John j
Stevenson idwafd l:ichaid- Ko"'t '"id"n. James W
| Perry. william J. Matthews. Eud"iph hI"n"rr. join
| r.,,,ic Da,i KOchal. Daniel NJ E"bIn,on Jacob Eaic
| and william Coihitt.
XVIiIti- I,"tiiard B'rlin william H. '"ran. Jane
| n Turnrr I,obcr, 1odi Hugh to'ran and PA'iit'
Collins. 49,,
| XlXh-Inln R'Is,nw"bct, William " "'l'r'V h''>
.,dcr Martin Charles Cronln, Samuel II Eihdail. J"
| Catu John GRAY Boyd. David MIth'l MrhirI kci"h
| Dow = Eituc i,coreo w. kenny. ld"ari A. DHl'h' "h
| John V. Grdl"y. john o. Peters DENNIS J. lux Jam"
| G. Cumming, Edward coz. William u. Fat'hii {" org
F. Gwndei william V. Enppcrt. Christopher j. toTcy ant
| ,.ooig- Mara.
| XXu-Soion d. Smith. william X. Buns. Henry L
| P.rl"y Charles A. Adams. WHliL" ~ 'sis H'I"a"
| Cantor and +. Benjamin I;an'sdrll
| XxIN-(hounccy II. Lrjew. Iliiu Root. william
Ir oancd JancA A. Blanchard Eli II T. She ard VIII q"
| L. Strong Seth N. Mllllkcn Joseph Pool. John Pioct"
| Clarke Il. NJ. t.s.io~sy and Nathan Ihtau"r.
XXIId-JOin II. Gunner Alfred g. Mason John Little
sur,uce J. Dunn T.. J. Palmer VI. D., Alou,o l.. Mason
i lnhu noiInhme Al