New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-02
PRIMARIES IN BROOKLYN.
LIVELY CONTESTS IN THE TENTH, TWENTY
FIRST AND TWENTY SECOND WARDS


FIRST AND TWENTY SECOND WARDS
-r,o enrolled Rcpnbllcans Of brooklyn participated
in prlnarles last evening in all the wards OF the CITY 70
eIoct delegates who will meet tomorrow night In eaoh
Assembly district and choose the eighty-one delegates
~ cnresent KINGS County in the state Convention az
Rochester next week There harmony In the rams
~ fine marty in ali save three wards, where thee "oio
sbarn contests between rival factions and u Vo'o
was poIled. These the Tenth, Twenty-nrS' a"a
Twenty second Wards. -, ,o ,do
In the first OF these George Kenneth led one elue'
and no was opposed by Jacob Brenner and George d.
FORESTER The contest was simply for supremacy Al
the ward but may have bearing In regard " "o
choice Of the repre- sentatives from the IVth Cohse
District on the state Committee to succeed > " VINE.
who has decided TO retire. d. NJ Hurley, OF the shIi
Ward I. thought TO have the best chance OF succecuS
him The Brenner-F Forester ticket Won.
The contest in the Twenty first Ward was close one
between Joseph AspinaI Charles T. Dunwell' FRED
ec Heeg and their associates on one side' ana james
r. AlIaben, Thomas A. McWhlnney, william CalSoh anu
their friends on the other. The latter scored the
victory BY securing order from the courts requiins
te inspectors of election TO accept the votes oil 'r
FIVE men whose names had been left off the roll Oh te
association. They were elected at the August
,neetine but had not had their names en-
tered upon the rollbook 1t is said that this was inc
fault OF Wallace Tealc. the acting secretary n' '
meeting Messrs. AIldben and McWhnney went Ocloio
CITY Judge Osborne and secured the writ compo'hns
the inspectors Of the primary 10 receive the Voes Oh
these men. Mr.. McWhinney said that arrangements
had been made for him and Frederick Hauck to meet
Charles Augenthslcr Of the inspectors on Moiu"S
night and see that the were put on the roll anu
Augenthaler went 10 New-Jersey. Shortly ailer inc
primary opened, at p NJ, Mr.. McWhnney served Ihe
mandamus the inspectors and the votes "ero 'A0
Both sides mustered all their men and large vote
was poled The result of the canvass oil tIie voue
showed that s05 straight tickets were voted OF wmch
the Aspinal Dunwell Hceg faction had 100 and their
opponents 435. Tae split tickets will signify IN
crease the majority. The primary passed OIL quietly
This result indicates the choice of Mr. Dunwe 10 take
the place Of T. a. McWhinney the State COMMITTEE
representing the Hid Congress District
In the Twenty second Ward the primary lasted from
20 p. M, and large vote was polled. Inc uckeC
headed by Henry Brstow and supported by warren
c. Tredwell and his friends defeated the oppositloh
ticket headed by S. NJ. Griswod and supported by
George Buchanan and Others by about 200 votes
The success of the Tredwel ticket means hearty sup
port of General Stewart L. WOOdford for the nomlh-
ton for Governor and he is likely to head the lst OF
delegates from the Xth Assembly District to the ste
Convention. 1t IS likely that Israel f. Fischer VIII
succeed Timothy L. Woodruff upon The state COMMIT
tee in the lid Congressional District. In the wards
in the With Congressional District there were no con-
tests, and It is deemed probable that F. F. Williams
will remain the representative Of the district upon the
State Committee.
The twelve Assembly District Conventions will be
held tomorrow evening at the places designated by the
chairman of the General Committee and they will be
called TO order by the appointed chairmen. The dele
gates to the lid District Judicial Convention, as well as
delegates to the state Convention, will be elected.
At a meeting of the Thirteenth Ward Republican
Association last evening resolutions were adopted in
dorsng the candidacy of William J. LeDne for Civil
Justice Of the lid District. Mr.. Lepine served two
terms as Alderman and has served in the capacity
Of Deputy Sheriff for many years In that court.
There was contest in the GTavesend primaries, the
successful delegates being william j. Gladdlng, Henry
r. Williams c. ]. Kurth Edward +. Daily, a. NJ
strattOn o. J. Ryder and Theodore S. Jenkins