New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-04
REPUBLICAN HARMONY.
40 CONTESTS AT ANY OF THE PRIMARIES.
nrrEsArEs CHOSEN TO THE VARIOUS coNvEN-

mir urinary elections in pursuance Of the call Of
ne Republican County Committee. Harmony and
enthusiasm marked the proceedings in almost every
Assembly district The members of the party were
no deeply concerned in the campaign against Tam
m.ny Han and the forces and principles OF hin
n devote their energies to contests within
,heir own party. In only one Assembly
district was there other than united and unbroken
mont In the XIIIth the followers of ex-Aderman
lanes A. Cowie simply stayed away from the voting
place They held separate primary, and their only
sin was one of omission. The other members Of the
marty in the district however, gave proof Of active
and unreserved loyalty to the ticket nominated at
Rochester and TO the Republican candidates 10 be
selected in this city. The number OF votes cast in
every district large as to indicate healthy
interest in the campaign.
The polls open from TO p. m, and the
various headquarters presented more or less lively
appearance the whole time The primaries drew forth
gatherings Of Republicans who discussed the prospects
and issues OF the state fight and the result was an
Increased enthusiasm for Fasseu and Vrooman Ihe
talk In every part OF the city full OF hope and
confidence and altogether the primaries were Of the
rrcatest value in stirring up activity in the party
In each Assembly district there were chosen dele
rates 70 the County Convention, which viii be held on
THURSDAY evening al Grand Opera House Hall. Eighth
ave- and Twenty third St delegates TO the Senate dis
triet conventions to be held on saturday evening" al"
10 the various conventions TO nominate candidates io
the Assembly and the Board of Aldermen Besides, u
the Xth Congress District consisting Of the @NU-
XyIth and XVIIlth Assembly Districts. and IN wv
xIIth Congress District, consisting OF the Avn
xXIst and kid Assembly Districts. delegates ~
the conventions 10 nominate Candidates for Oonsies'
were chosen. IN the Xth Congress DlsofioV ~
cessor 10 General Spnols is 10 be eecVee' "N~ Xr,b
XIIth one to Roswell P. Flower. IN Ue - va
Assembly District delegates were CHOSEN |" 'no
Jpdicla District Convention, 10 be held on %
The
rsore conventions NAV be found In an advertisements
in another column ,.. o..o 4o ~.
Following is list Of the delegates CHOSEN 10 inc
County Convention;
1st-Iohn H. Grimes, Henry Osborn Pe1er h"aid'
p.ter RefIly james F. Fraser. Archie Hamilton. -
TTd-Denis shea, Philip W. Van WICK, james r.
ByIs1d. Daniel lalente, Francis Mo'Ts Zane r,os ~
'ITId-Chares II. Murray, Nicholas flSh' James W.
Hawes Thomas F. GeaIy, William T. NNhnron' 'ohh
h. Tanning ANGELO GS9, @e3FeS r w, "ne Iob Mini
lin Pafrick j. OBrien, solomon lsdacs DR.. Ulek W. Z,
Burke, Martin ~ O'DonneI -Alonzo Berry ana FRANK
VtH%John c. DOdd, F. d. Mahoney. c; L. Brock
meier sr Cornelius Donovan, Z. Baccgalupo, f. 1.
Matthews, L. Longlnotti and J. Won Gerichten; 90.
vIth--John simpson, Thomas Groves. Adam 7, Ter
William Wainman, Thomas Kane l.. echuluhl' MAX
Lowell and PIERCE Poole: -, ,
r. Conkling J. Henry Work Henry c. Piercy, Edward
W. zimmerman. Edward Abbott, Gustav Handle Will
Tbomas Coakley John McKeever. Alexander IL. Reid
james b. Walker, Washington Parker and George Null
VIiIth-Gustav A schurmsnn, John E: Brodsky,
Theodore F. Ruhle, samuel Engel, samuel A Roberts,
Son Morton Britton Etlenne Bayer. Philip y. Freytag
John j. ELLEN, Jacob Marks, Thomas Riker samuel >
strasbourger, Edward X. Kelly and Henry a. Ross.
IXth-George b. Deane. John W. Jaco6us, Martin
T. RYDER jeremiah Pangburn, William F. Gren, Wash
George NJ Clark Charles II. HOusley william Ed
wards Henry p. Williams, William 7. Breskell William
Xth2Jacob NJ Patterson, Ferdinand Eidmann, Henry
G. BOtty, Rudolph Eubens e , Otto Baese , sewls
der Leicht, Jacob May. Philip p. Link Gottfreo sep
Conrad Witt, John J. Hitler. 60. T..
Trentiss. Major R. Poole H. j. Rurner; p. II. Murphy
Ralph Mayors, R. II. Huoless. A. B. Roberts Horace
xnhGsorge Ha william oI H. hnOe i5b1 Pr Rein
s s. Ases k k@n E%s PGw john
hagan, Isaiah Kahn, Edward Wertheimer; ~ ro.,,r.
,o TinS6Inb o bn% W. Mssa Henry GLEASON
John L. Hamilton. Judson n. Smith Timothy OSulh-
xsn' peeg David p House. Alfred Wood jacob G.
Vreeland Samuel Hutchinson, Archibald smith, Daile
XVIth-John R. Nugent J. Willag Reichert; James
r. Pegnam Thomas Bush. James p Hart. Dr. Theodore
H. xVth@sheridan SHOOK Robert A. Grea5en, william
NJ. Montgomery, William r. BARLEY. Jacob Powles
Jobn Farrell Hugh Turner. LOuis Runkel Robert
stackpole benjamin F. Fox. William NJ. Montgomery
IT, James A. Flood, Benjamin +; An 1
Jove;hof Henry s g. ksasE 1 T1s1 n Da John
Cavanagh William a Moeer Ierg1'g frederick Bern,
sherman EvartS George u LUSH fi'''''
haT xy1it p W. wanmaker John j. stevenson
poSert Gordon Alexander Carmichael, 1r, Edward
1f@bards Charles A Flammer James ". Perry, William
CorbItt Gustav scholer. Edward l. 'regor,' JONI
,g1Ir 1ob r Gibson Joseph Kssick Benjamin Firth
James smiley, Jacob Bauer Charles T. ho''' re'ei
'SXAVyfiIth-Bernard Biglin james NJ Turner James
Y Iogue. Vernon H. Brown Hugh Coleman fS Idb,
son Louie p EIlsmer, G. Joseph Ruch - n,,
Xe2n, FsI;engefR aT %a% Moses G. Df se4ers
penis F. Burke Michael Kerwin Charles b. n LIZ
Frank II. Pstt C. n B9yee r o EGS5iu tr samuel
p Bovne Anthony Woman. George W. kat rH p
william II. Mellor, James r. PRINCE, J2n o * Kftle
David Mitchell Christopher j. Corey DOW = Hi''H2
John V CIrdley. George W. Kenney, Joan o.
symes. j. Edgar Lesycraft, Joseph Knnzmai' Leopoil
- XXthNMichael GOode. Hermann Cantor r. beh
ann Rsmsde. John Kiyn william Ide ri Me- McE5fvre
James W Brady, Henry diPiAy wnsm pepew
,,rScS eIaDcbsrd' Foyd Carkson, f. + shepard
Jobn Proctor Clarke. William A. C9PP; onalieo ~
Hess Alfred r whitney seth NJ snnneJ Thomas
lanes Talcott Ethan AlleT., Alexander J. Mason
XXIId-John H. Gunner Alirea " 15Sge Jsstrow
IeXander Charles Rrckwedel Robert Bettyi %
Ro6deTr n I1sR Albert Nielsen Michael sherry
Adam Machemer James Bull Jonn N ;, lorT'' TohD :
PsHe Dr. E J. PalmeT e AR'n O. Johnston john
Graham William Gaskell. . ,,a ua,td =
XXIIIdeny erase Dayia t w EoDknt George
Incas William H. Benjamin. William l. As J
Donald Mclean. Emil Ls6lsaner' PbiIios John r.
Fs-rington Thomas IL. Robertson, Robert HUM, Nj
drew B. Humphrey Rollin Tracy THOMAS as W. 15n
Burnett samuel COOL Richard J. Garland AieAardiI
P Kechum Percy D. Adams Frank f. PnIqy S Jol,
J. Sperrv Charles F. spencer Robert -; hHk; nSora
j Wright Nathaniel J. Stebbins william Bahhsm
James Kennedy, John W Love ri ryor,as
twenty third Ward-Wilham II. Ten EyGk' Ihon .
7 Push Frnest Hall A. :. Van Orden X H. echau1ei
berger Henry l. school Noel b. sl9at Ed~a Ty, ~
Healy, John Frick. ". W Burgoyne James L. "eiiS'
G. A. Bunner. n. o.-. Cbaries
twenty tourt6 ward. Thomas Stearns' Charles
DunIop James H. Ferdon. ?. J. Sherman
Kingsbndge-H. ID. BOynton, r>,.,..
The following delegates 70 the Xth Congress Disuio'
Convention 10 be held at No 1O7 West Thrty-iourth