The sun., 1891-01-17
TAAf3HANYS PRIMARYFs
SoRs9hiug Like a STAMPEDE from a. n.
sf tAe Conn tie and Nvarr4ns Re,unu..-.

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sf sAe Countiessnd Warraas RepuSness.
The primary elections held By Tsn,.,,
Hall hast night were tho most successful s,..
held By that organization. wv"
In nearly overy district new recruits c,n.,,
from rival organizations, and In som. a, ~.
districts there were notable aooss,ions 70 r..
ranka Tho nsht between the tast,oua bss,,s;
By Percy Rockwell and John Reilly prevs,,.S
An election in the Foursssnth district and M.
is perhaps the only district whore Tamman,
did not gain some strength.
The ballots In the Nineteenth district vhsr.
Mayor Grant lives. were headed "Tamm.nv
ana Viotory." and In few other districts a
feeling OF 'ubiladon was expressed In ucksu
Of bright oolorA
where except perhaps In the Fourtssnth 7,
was said that Patrick keenan, would onlv nm.
sent TO Join TammAny on condition thai y.
would bs made the leader Of the Twelfth di..
trict, but Daniel Hanlys name stll h..ds
the list while Mr. Keenan's name /,
half way to the bottom. But the namss
of forty-nine other men follow HIS nearly
all Of whom were Keenan's lisutsnsnts vhsn
hs WAS County Democrat and ali OF whom Ara
now membsrS Of Tammsny's General Commit.
tee. Among the names are Joseph E. Nav.
burger. William TAFT. and Moses Dinkelspisl
Tho name Of William r. Grots has dIsappesrsd
from tho list
The recruits IN the First district srs sr.N.
dermsn Thomas Clsar7. Joseph l. MoKeon.
John Murphy. Peter J. Kelly. and Patrick No.
Convills. All Of these msa are vsry populs,
IN the district Although the dsssrtions from
tho County Dsmecraey here have bs,a mn.
merous. there would have been many rors II
IL were not for the popularity Of Michael @,
Murphy, the leader Of the Counties In the
district.
The most notable recruit to Tammany In the
Second district was Thomas P. Walsh. who
used to load the Counties there. George
Theiss sppesIs on The oener4 Committee Of
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name docs not appear anywhere on the ticket
His name was Also absent from the Nokst o.
-Amone. tho General Committeeman Of ~
county psmoersoy otEsnlr alton q The do.
trict, and Nelson J. Waterbury. u. whots
The ranks of tho Countl.s. Henry {. Hart The
late County Dem moorsey Leader IN ths Twenty
SECOND district. Is on the TamIlany iist .ho-
oueh going County ,man - Charles 4 Jack
son. His desertion will pc surprise to many
be anything but faithful to tho end. There Is
not much change from last years liRt In the
Twepty:th district. and ~ the Twenty
When the new General Committee pestl foI
Organization. . week from next Friday theSe
Who were separsted by desertions from Tam.
many, and who have now como together again
to fight under the OLD banner The delees-
organization In the various districts neIt Fri.