New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL.
PUBLIC MEN AND AFFAIRS.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES AND WARD AsSoclA-
TIoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AVIATION


DEFERRED.
There viii be much Republican activity TINS week.
as the annual primaries for the election OF Officers "a
ward t0ns and delegates to the County General
Committee viii be held 10 morrow evening" ana on
Tuesday evening the final meetings for The year Oh
the several ward associations will take p"cc' TIE
rules OF tie General Committee provide t'nt the
primaries shall be held between the 10Th and the
3Oth OF December. Before last year the primaries
annually held in November, but on account OF
the long time capsing before the annual meeting ior
election Of oicers-which occurs on the second Tues
day Of January-and the consequent canVassihg Of
delegates. II decned IN 1901 TO defer the prina
res until December. Last year result was that
there contest the election OF president Of
the committee, W. W. Goodrich being unanimously
| chosen his own successor.
There will be- contests at some OF the primaries
| tomorrow evening. Rival tickets have been nom
mated in The Seventh, Twenty-irst and twenty -'mrd
Wards. In two OF these the changes In ward boundA
| rics since the last primaries have brought new ec-
mcnt, into the associations. In the Ninth Ward only
| a few OF the Republicans added to the ward have
become members. but the primary VIII be held In the
annexed portion Of the ward, with which the old mem
/ lnrs ,re unfamiliar. one Of the members Of the
| General Committee from this ward who takes deep
| interest In the choice Of delegates 4 Warren L.
| Tr,dwc Ills continuance as secretary OF the cen
.ral Committee is contingent upon his reelection boili
q, delegate and rs secretary. lie will not become
a cand for The latter Office until after the result
| If the primary is made known. The holding OF TIE
primary Tie night before the ward association meeting
| nr.y,nt, many Republicans formerly connected with
| Ike Twcnty-sccond Ward Association from qualifying
| - that they vote at The primary In the MINI
! Ward whore they now live. Tie same is true In
tb. Tvcnty.tLgd Wand. md The hAing Of the date on
Monday /, credited t.c drstc OF III" leaders III nat
ward 10 keep The former members Of the 1"cn'!
.k..tH.r. . Ina mi
i.,.rc WI De two Tickets In the field and the polls
WIFI lie open from -. TO p. III. There ar"
twenty four delegates 10 the General Commute" To
hn chosen in Til, ward. The rival faction, IN the
rv,pty first Ward VIII be ont in fan force AT To"
n,uiai, and the r,-ult Wal bc decided 10y icW V"''
one way or The other In the scvcnt. Ward an ciior
! Is 10 be made To defeat the reelection oi Dcimor"
! ,.,,r,l -. arr!dcn: of the Ward Association. som"
Of d.. d. ,cr wards will have minor contests over some
| 81 i.c place. 20 BE- filed
! There. ar, gOi DELEGATES the General Committee
O. i. elected tomorrow rlft In place OF tho-c Whose
;c!, .na with the year and 80 III vacanci's as well
o.. fine presidents Of twenty cl-h, ward and ioa
town -OclatiJn~, who ar' X-oicio member, Vi
/ .l. General Committee. rhc number OF m"mier' oi
Tire General COnnl.tter this year i, "J-. ana m'iv
u..n a majority are to b. c,,-td this gear Last
winter ALI ave I've members tnc q them ward pr'si
4 MIS- cualifcd hy payment If tn il lar>. II l. icd
III, y,ar however that ,On-i' rail-" I1tnb'' "i
Slid. T.. ,rlri, Of the committee VIII la., - pay the
so YEAR which J. q prerequisite Of membership. for
.,ar that Us te adoption Of d." tl'n Of r"osnt'ion
already proposed tl-ir Official h!" VII 30" britt and
tt in-t,d q s'ft!u- fog t'c!vc months, They MAY be-
l,cl.lard at Il on.e u ,rn" or four months Al Oh"
lt., Il au; COZ. Scr .!- number o' iue dole It's
20 the COMM. tee 80 s.nI All tp pay t6 duo y
! vii De- ta.cn ~ III evidence mat u"y believe N''
tn. adop lpu If Gee I"orsaH zatua PIN w)1H be- "i
benefit To- the party. The go -; oi contest over