New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-12
FOR REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
HOPING FOR HARMONIOUS ELECTIONS.
TALK OF CALLING IN THE AID OF YOUNG
BLoOD7-soME CONTESTS LIKELY.

TALK OF CALLING IN THE AID OF YOUNG
BLOOD"-soME CONTESTS LIKELY
The Republican primaries which are TO take place
in all the Assembly Districts and wards Of New-fork
City tomorrow evening looked 70 with more than
usual interest by active and earnest members OF the
party. The hope is expressed in all quarters OF the
city, among those who are anxious 10 see Republicans
united and successful. that the elections may prove
harmonious and that men Of ability and representative
Character may be chosen for the County and District
Committees. number OF the districts have already
selected their tickets for officers and committeeman
with such practical unanimy as indicates an era of
good feeling and united action II is hoped that the
districts to nominate this evening will make all proper
cn"t> ana hdiVldual sacrifices, II need he, 50 tha'
schsms and chickering's may be avoided and all good
Rcpubhcans be found laboring together. To this end
new blood has been found often the best thing pro
mote both energy and harmony and IL Is gratifying
TO know that in several districts this ecacious anti
dote for political ills is to be used In the XVIIIth
District. for instance Vernon H. Brown has consented
to serve on the County Committee, and lie may be
selected 10 represent r district in the Executive Com
mittee. Other new names Of similar excellence will
probably be brought forward tonight in the prcllm
mary meetings for officers and members of the com
mittecS in various districts.
There will be some contests. naturally enough to
make evident a healthy state Of the organization, and
1t is the expectation that they will result generally in
improving the districts in which they In the
tested by Peter Pattcn and his political friends, bat
from present appearances there is likelihood OF a
change. At one time 1t thought that Amasa Tom
ton would enter the lists candidate for the leader
ship. but This has been abandoned. Mr. Tnrn'ons
accession would have been regarded desirable re
suit of the in the district. Many sterling
Republicans Nth District hope 10 the three
corncrcd fight there brought close by the selection
OF Cornelius Donovan - leader. EX-P0lcc Commits
soncr French 10 have concluded that his day
Of usefulness are over u the VIII one Of his
failure Is, perhaps that he never was a resident OF
the district. lie has left the ground {" be fought
over by three asprants 10 the persons Of Frank j. Car
roll. John G.. Dodd and The Allen. The issues at
stake are neither new nor interesting. but If Mr.
Donovan could b. agreed upon great deal Of bad
blood would be eliminated and some hrrt class WORK
might De accomplished.
Effort, are being made 10 effect change In the
With District which would place II in the hands oi
As,cmbyman Brod,ky and Alderman smith, no"
clas,cd a, independent or business Republicans The
indications are however, that FOR the present AZ lra''
Mr. echuruaun and She 'rceIlar> will fciIu control
Ihe TImpl~ about ~ i"itc Ju~'l'" Idtrf-"hN IT,
entirely mythical Nj. Patterson W4l retain lat, place
and Influence lu his DID district
There t. no probability Of any essential change ID tne
KIM Distinct bat there !, an earnest purpose mani.
fc-cd by the colocd Republicans " the district - n'~ri
themselves and tu demand more drtNr ana cI'Ir'l'
representation. Ths The, certainly ouuu'd to, ana
II cannot DE- regarded ~ good politics 10 PrVrh
Tnc light in the XIIth District i, renewed with
increased YIN and bitterness. Ih" pit,l-Au- ~ BON
ex Alderman Courc and cA A~-cmhI, man Gibbs have
nom mated tickets. ana the primary there q" moro"
uieht j. bound To- De AN exciting one. Advice rom
both de, lead 10 th" dc,Ilet opinion ihdt Tue
Irregular" Corrr >prasuc ticket VII -u't.'Si a. ~
certainly Should. ANt other result WoDId De uIl
fortunate to the party. hoa u and ""t ~ On" G'tI
The anti ~auth Republicans of th" MIL p~li't
will have q ticket iu the ncld opposed O" on" NOAH
mated bv Justice ~mi.E'- filcud~ OH FRIDAY rvchI'S
They base their opposition To- smith ON hl we'll known
adhesion 10 1aminauy Hall This would -rcm ~ BE-
sufficient FOR their success. although their pr'
poet are not ct bright a- they ought 10 hr.
The trouble, bon the XN1Id District seem q b" hap
pily settled and there viii D." attempt 20 change
iAc present control. The appointment of Commander
elect Charles LrrrEW"iir Of Reno Post. A. deputy ''I
le,tor bv Collector Edmau. lad an excellent 'ir,l
part rularly with Mr.. HIrckvrdIe'> cour"'r> ol the
Grand Army. who numerous lu tl3t section.
one Of the reforms which r. uf"mplai'd ~ the
County Committee VIII take the fo.m 80 m "f"ii 2"
cnlvcn the committees session with bright ana enter
tanning spceehe, and discussions relating o. exciting
nnlIfiCal dac,ti,ns If dat. For this purpose th"
appoIntmcnt of an entertainment committee is con
tcInp.tcd. which shall proyid" In alvaur" IN" best
.praLcrs 10 b. obtained. ~ Congressman IInrr. 81
Michigan. ha- promised a. adde's the ncw unDttcc
At il, first meeting after organizations