New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-08
FOR THE PRIMARIES TO-DAY
THE REPUBLICANS ARE HARMONIOUS.
NO TROUBLE IN THE xxIar DIiTMcr-EE"
CnNTEeTS


CONTESTS.
Tho election OF members Of the Republican county
General Committee and OF officers for the various ai
trct associations will be held today Inc places ~
| which the voting will be done are az follows:
LIST Assembly District, No. % North Moore-s|
lid Assembly District. No. 400 Pearl.st
| IIId Assembly District, No 135 Eighth-st.
1yth Assembly District, No. 1877 East Broadway
With Assembly District, No. 1913 West Houstonst.
With Assembly District NO 4fo Grand-st
With Assembly District No. SO Clinton Place.
| Win Assembly District NO. SO Lndlow--t
| Ixth Assembly District, No. / Abingdon Square
| xth Assembly District Nos. 90 and 80 Avenue A.
XIth Assembly District, No. 107 West Thtyioufth'st'
xIIth Assembly District No.74i Flfthst
| KILN Assembly District No. 200 Elghth-ave.
| XVIII Assembly District, Lincoln Club Rooms NO
| s52 East Twelfth-st.
XVIII Assembly District. No. 40 Eighth.ave.
XVIII Assembly District No. 427 Secondsve.
| XVIII Assembly District, No. BAL West Forty.sev'
ehth-st.
tourth-st.
xIXth Assembly District. Linden Hail. Yves. Sixty
seventh-st. and Boulevard.
xxth Assembly District, NO 154 East Ftty.fcurth.'t
XXIst Assembly Dls.rct No. los East Ffty-nnth'st'
xxIId Assembly District. No. 1,22S Third.ave.
XxIIId Assembly District, Kohring's Hail. onc'huh'
dred and sixteenth.st. and Secondave
Twenty. third Ward Turn Hall. No. 5s5 Couftsndtave
Twenty-four.h ward. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| ST. and Vsnderbilt-ave.
| Kingsbridge, Republican Hall, Kingsbridge.
| In every district the polls will be open from 3 to
p. m except In the XX1st, where by request OF the
District Committee, the voting will begin at a. III.
When this request made ii wns expected that there
would DO lively contest. The doughty william Leavy
WIS understood to be preparing to take the warpatn
in quest OF John Proctor Clarkes political scalp bn
since then Mr.. Leavy and all the oher braves OF the
district have smoked the pipe OF peace, and every
thing there Is completely harmonious Mr.. Clarke
will be chosen president Of the district organzahoh
and Mr. Blanchard will again represent the district
In the Executive Committee Mr.. Brookfeld VIII, OF
course be reelected member Of the General County
Committee and again chosen president without OPPOSE
ton. He talks about retiring from politics, but no Is
not likely 10 do SO until after the Presidential election
There will not be so many contests were ex
pected. Martin W. Healey will take Mr.. Grmess
place in the LIST District, but 1t is not likely that an
opposition ticket will be run. jeremiah Murphy
who aspired 20 succeed Mr.. Grimes, has decided
not to oppose Mr. Heay. but to turn in and help him
10 build up the party organization. Mr.. Murphy rs
influential among the laboring men, and already has
started an organization, composed largely OF men who
supported Henry George, but who are now Tor Re-
publican principles. Mr.. Shea will be returned nom
the I'D Mr.. Murray, from the lid; Mr. Collins, from
the WITH and for the first time in years there
will be no fight In the With, Mr.. Dodd
Will DO sent to the County Executive Committee.
Mr.. French retiring. No changes are contemplated
In the With With, far regards executive mem
bers but the contest between Brodsky and schurman
In the With may prove more secrious than IS ex-
pected though the outlook favorable for Schurmans
reelection The friends OF United States Marshal
Jtcobus have been trying 10 have him elected as
executive member from the IXth. and thus heal the
breach caused last fall Mr. Corsa's election as
member Of the State Committee but the aters friends
are t,naclous In favor Of him for this place also
Chairman Patterson, Of the Executive Committee,
has fight on his hands In the Xth District. and no
would get more sympathy in his troubles If he had
interfered less with the Affairs OF other
districts, causing soma Of his associates In
| the Executive Committee no end Of trouble. All
| is serene I'm the XIth, XIIth and even
In the additionally turbulent XIIIth where at last
the warning factions, Id by Gibbs and Cowc.
have laid down their arms. Gibbs goes back TO the
| Executive Committee, while sprame, Cowtes right
hard man. becomes president Of the district orDniza-
! ton No one OF course thinks Of opposing exCorone
Nugent In the XIvth sheridan shook In the XVIII.
Ienkel goes back from the XVIth and Wanmaker from
the XVIIth The veteran Blglln Will be unanimously
elected TO represent the XVJIIth, Resenweber VIII
be I'm the XIXth the umored opposition to the latter
having died ont. contest will be witnessed in tho
XXth but there Is little doubt that Mr.. Goode will be
chosen again. The XXlst has already been mentioned.
Mr.. Gunner will be returned in triumph from the
| XXIId ard Mr.. Raymond will lead his army Of dele
gates from the big XXIIId District No murfnurs OF
war are heard in the Annexed District. that the re-
turn of Mr. Ten Eyck from the Twenty-thir Ward,
Mr. stearns from the Twenty fourth Ward and Mr..
Richards from Kingsbndge may be confidently ex'
pected.
The new County Committee will consist OF ia
members, the same number a5 Is In the present Or
district Is rs follows: