The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-30
TAMMANY GATHERS EN- IN.
NEARLY ALL THE RIVAL DEMOCRA1S
AND SOME REPUBLICANS.
Ballots or Tremendous sise Voted NJ the
Primaries-ereat Increase OF District Or.
gantsations and the General Coumittes.

Ballots or Tremendous sise Voted NJ the
Prlmnries-Great Increase or District Or.
Esntsations and the General Cosamittes.
Tammany held It's primary elections in the
various Assembly districts last night, and the
result. as was expected. showed wonderful
increase in the strength Of the organizations.
The elections passed of without any OF the
unseemly 1uarrels that are 30 often the fea-
ture OF the Republican primaries. There was
only one change In the district leadership. and
this was In the Twenty-second district where
the veteran leader. John McQuado. was sue
ceeded by Lawrence Delmour. Mr.. .McQuade
remains on the list OF delegates to tho General
COMMITTEES Tho primary tickets reached
mammoth proportions. owing partly to the In
crease OF tho General Committee from 1850 to
1900, but mostly to the large increase In the
district committees.
Tho ticket OF the Twenty-second district. for
instance. contains about 900 Names which is
a great many more than have appeared upon
the entire county roll ofthe County Democracy
for year.
The names Of the prominent recruits from
the Republicans and other political organiza-
lions were printed in THE Sun yesterday. The
increase in the six lower districts was es-
pecially marked by the addition Of q large
number OF new men who arc valuable in
a campaign. but whose names are not
generally known. Forty mine new names were
ddeG s ts roll In The Seventh dlst Ra
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thlEs district. Among the new men are Louis
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identified with any organization. ''''
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IN the Tenth district the Tammany ranks
shH best william Rs the and nsw
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formerly County Democrats.
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The accessions to Tammany from the Coun-
ties In the Nineteenth district consist in part
Of cx- Alderman Murray. Patrick Kelly. yamos
p. Silo. DR.. William Goetz. and John Reid. The
growth of the Tammany organization in tho
Twenty-flrst district has been phenomenal.
James g. Coleman. lately. Commissioner OF
Street Cleaning and at one time one Of the most
influential County Democrats in the city. has
been elected q delegate to the General Com
mittec Among the new names on the COM
who recently moved into the district from the
Nineteenth. and Percy Rockwell. lately the an,
Alderman Robt. Hall. Gen. Frederick R. Halsey.
who will be member Of Goy.- elect Flowers
stsa. .,.sS SSste5ss: Gs yse4ss!ek KopgsE
trict Attorney Henry H. p. Stapier. Fro Mar
shall Jacob A. Frank, Theodore Obermeyer
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Louis H. Hablo. Eugene
Cohn. Otto Hortmitz. Lucien B. Chase. and
Arthur G.. Palmer.
In tho Twenty-eecond district among the
former County Democrats arc Patrick Burns.
candidate for Alderman at the last election:
Augustus s. Peters. Thomas E Crimmins, and
Assemblyman ". J. O'Dair.
In the Twenty third district mahy members
OF the Harlem Democratic Club. that has re-
ed TamYrny., Among the notable recruits in
the unwieldy Twenty fourth were Police. JUS
tice Ford. Henry A. Gumbeton. and Edward
T. Wood. lately County Democrats. and J. C.
J. Langbein. lately Republican.