New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-04
HARMONIOUS PRIMARIES.
REPUBLICANS WHO WILL GO TO THE STATE
CONVENTION.
GREAT INTEREST TAKEN BY voTERs-No ILL
FEELING SHOWN ANYWHERE.

GREAT INTEREST TAKEN BY voTERS-No ILL
FEELING SHOWN ANYWHERE.
Primaries were held Yesterday in all the districts
except the Twentyfourth Ward for the election OF
delegates TO the Republican State Convention to be
held In Rochester next Wednesday. There were two
extremely important facts noticeable In connection with
the election of delegates, and they were the great
amount Of interest taken by the voters and the almost
perfect harmony that relgned throughout The vote
was unusually large, which shows that at this early
date the Republicans awake and eager to enter into
the fnll campaign. There were only two districts ID
which there contests, the Xlth and the XVIII
In the XIth District opposition was made to jacob H.
slmms by the friends Of A. Il. Williams. Mr. snms
won by thirteen majority. Tir best Of feeling was
displayed In the XVIII District the opposition was
more energetic but the regular ticket won. Inc
contest in the XvIIth created much interest that
ga votes polled. The ticket Of the regulars
bearing the Of Eben Demarest, George W. Wan
maker Charles A. Flammer and their associates beat
the opposition marshaled by stephen y. simonson'
james S. Fraser Robert Miller and others, by 900 ma
jority The actual vote stood For the regular Ticket
Az; for the opposition. 222 total, 664. Lively as
was the interest shown in the contest II was conducted
in a spirit of entire fairness and good feeling on DOM
sides, and when the vote was announced the deleated
party gave vent TO no faultfndlng or murmurlng az
the result, while those who were successful wholly
refraned from exultatlon or Boosting. Not single
hours reported.
Following are the results in the different districts
Ist Observation-Disclosures. Martin II: Heaey Peter
Ewald, James H. starr; aiternatss' James Ah'np'on'
Hugo PezOld, Francis O. Woodruff. m , -, ~,
iId-Delegates, Philip vR. Van .wyck Francis NC
Crane Floyd Garrison alternates, Philip Betz, stephen
IITd@beiegatSs, Charles H. Murray, James W.
HAYES Thomas f. Geary, William c Church H., alter ir
flaming, William H. lockwood. ,.
Ivth-Delegates, William II. Townley Patrick j.
OBrien, Solomon Isaacs, Thomas j. Gllroy aI,eiates
DR.. Ulck G. Burke, Charles Godfrey AIoh1o Berry,
VtR-DelegStes, stephen B. French. John c. Dodd.
George H. BiOckmeier James T. Snedeker; alernates,
T. a. snedeker, David J. Woelpper william LooSer'
TiiS-Deleeaes %S John p Phclan Thomas J. Hogan,
c. Buermann, Adam Gernand alternaieS, utoree
VIIth-Dclegates Lucas L. Van Allen, Alfred H.
cOnklng, Alexander McEeeyer. James s. Thgstoa
George r. Gibbons j. Murray Mitchell George Nal
raso1, Louis Merno j. Yorca. James b; Wai ken F.
Brodsky, George Eswen, Samuel Enge, otto Mattsrn'
Christian GOetz; alternates ?. ~ FTeytag William d.
Hanson. George SchoIl Etienne Boyer 3
iXtG~peIcges, William H. cqrsa, Edward d%oISe n n
Clark, L. owen Miner; aliornates, Jesse Newman
Thomas j. Burton, Colonel NJ T. Ryder Gai Arthur W.
Xth-Delegates. Jacob NJ Patterson, Henry C. Botty.
G. Otto BaSe Jacob May Frederick cr It. MaT' Seip
Charles W. Frank, Conrad Witt.
XIth-Dclegates, William Nicholas Hoag, George b.
si Eris. Scrnatcs james CorrEn, Martin Maucr
Samuel Moran. Henry J. Ruf9er Albert r iaS cr,
ham William II. Huber, Edwin 4. McApln: alter,
nates Andrew Dorm, IT.. Andrew Wilson, Edward
r': XiTIt6~Dcegatcs. Frederick s. Gibbs Clarence "
Meade, Henry c; Backns. James King Dnny' I1nn
Thomas j. Clarke Henry W. Gibson, Samuel Stewart,
JONI Tllb cic s2e John L. Nugent, John E. Mil
hSa4S f% %d Ii SfeTSS ' DaSc f. Muhy
Andrew
XVth-DelegateS Sheridan shook, l0Dert a.
Grcacen, William NJ Montgomery, William r. BARLEY,
george A. sheridan John " Grady alternates, Jacob
Powes, John Metz, Hugh Turner, Andrew I. Page
XVith~Delegates William NJ. Evarts. William Hen
kel, Frank II. DAILY, jeremiah j. Rely aIterna,eS'
XViithMCT6e regular ticket Delegates, Eben
William coFbi { Gus H. Pianitz Daniel n. Robinson
James Smiley altemates, William J. Matthew; Jacob
Bauer. Simon V. Cole; Robert Gordon John Beihgcr'
The opposition ticket-Dclegates, stephen n: Simon
SON James 5. Fraser Robert Miller. Louis Brcnner,
William ]. Milligan, Herman schedcberg, Alexander
Cadoo alternaes, William J. Rogers IT., Louis schne,
dolph iIrenner, 4. Melville Utter Thomas .erman:
XyIIlth-Delegates. bernard Biglin, Patrick Collins
Joseph p JOrdlne Thomas Lartley, William F. Double
u'! XIX9a~Deegates, John Rciscnweber, william H.
Bellamy, Charles c. Cronin. Samuel H. Randall Frank
II. Plat, Moses g. Byers George W. Hamilton Charles
B. Page Denis F Burke, James r. Prngle aternaies'
Alexander Martin, David Taylor Michael Michael kerwn,
Leopold Leo Dow s. klttlc, David L. Williams, Thomas
T. ffmnhns, Henry Altman, Edward Cox John j. n.
XXith-Delcgates Michael Goode, william II. Burns.
DR.. Daniel Lewis, " nry G.. Perley, Or. r. Benlamn
Ramsdeil aiternates smith Pine, Andrew Klein, John
f. Mclaughlin, William Atkinson, Jacob Kahn.
XXIst-Delegaes, William BrOokfeld, +. +. Shep.
ard, D. Morgan Hdreth, IT,, William A. Copp, Samuel
Thomas, John Proctor CLARKE alteinates p W. Bl0om-
Strauss Charles +. Butler, Francis 4. Thomas.
r5 MIG %f tpt Ra! x # co &As &
gates John Little, Alfred G. Hason Samuel 5. Pell,
Jastr0w Alexander, {. H. T. Coils. Henry c. Johnston,
"S2l" Oppenhcmer. David J. Earle aternacs. Albert
Nielsen John Donohue Ambrose Otvle Neal, John X.
FOrdc John NJ Kohlmeier, Robert s. BrOwncl, Patrick
Chambers, Adam Machemer.
For that part OF the XXITd Assembly District living
within the XUIth Congress DlSrct-Delegate, IIamll-
ton Bridge: alternate, Edmund a. Thorpe.
Charles II. Ludwig Andrew b. Humphrey, David F.
Porter. Percy d. Adams, George b. Brown. William
Johnston. De witt c. Ward John Ellard, Roln Tracy.
William G. Irving; alternates, George Moore Smith.
Frederick Sigrst. Peter II. Mcdonald John A. Van
derbt Robert j. Wright. John S. Earle, Edward DU-
bois, Richard L. Sweezy, Thomas II. Robertson. Frank
Thompson Maurice F. Sullivan. Robert ID. Kirk.
In the Twenty fourth Ward the following were
elected delegates TO the convention to be
held tonight at the North Side Republican
Club. No. 2,6O1 ThlTd-ave.. to elect delegates
10 the State Convention: J. Thomas Stearns, Martin
Walter. Charles Heylman, George Rudolph, John w.
Bolton, IF. j. Sherman VI. Howe, J. H. Twaddel,
{. b. Schuyler and J. J. Weeks.
The following were elected to the convention to be
held tonight at No 2261 Thirdave to elect delegates
TO the State Convention: Deegates-Waer Cox.
II. D. BOyntOn, John Seller alternates-Denj. Van
Tassel, w. J. Holmes, W. G. Herriott
OTHER DELEGATES ELECTED.
Tho following delegates were chosen by the Suffolk
County Republican Convention, at Rivcrhead, L. l.,