The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-29
CROWDING TO THE WIGWAM
TAMMANr WILL HAZE $4,000 MEN ON
HER DISTRICT COMMITTEES.
County Democrats and Republicans. voorhis
Men, md O'Hrienitrs Admitted to the
Tribe at Last Nights Prinar ic-.

County Democrats and Republicans. voorhis
Men, and O'Hrienit-s Admitted to the
Tribe at Last Nights Primaries.
Primary elections were held by the Tam
many Hall organization In all OF the Assembly
districts OF the city last night. at which more
than 1000 members OF tho General Commit
tee and fully $4,000 members OF the District
Committees we're chosen for the year 1898.
All OF tho General Committeeman arc not on.
titled TO vote ut meeting OF the committee.
however. should their right be questioned. for
the representation OF cvdry district is fixed as
follows:
First 121; Second. 1882 Third. 100; Fourth.
1O2 Fifth. 1O7; sixth. 1924: Seventh. 152.
Eighth. 40: Ninth. 12l: Tenth. 40: Elev-
entl. Ss: Twelfth. 110; Thirteenth. ZIG:
Fourteenth. 1874: FiftcefC. 1oS; Sixteenth.
1870: Seventeenth. 81: Eighteenth. 1902; Nine
teenth. 10; Twentisth. ~; Twcnty-flrst. 1Ol
Twenty second. 100; Twenty-third. III;
Twenty fourth, III: Twenty 1902;
Twenty sixth. 141; Twenty-seventh. 142:
Twenty. eighth. 1o4: Twenty. ninth. 113. and
Thirtieth. IS. Total. 3.51a
The roll. however. IL never called In Tam
many Hall general committee meetings. the
universal harmony which invariably prevails
tho com mitteemsn elected last night who. can
get into Tammany Hall will be allowed to
have II say. Notwithstanding the Limitation OF
lust rs harmonious as are the meetings OF
the General Committee were the primaries at
chosen. No contest WAS made. or oven thought
"f, in any district. not even in the First.
ne5? "s Meh.s e. s
MA County by The
f Tnmm S tree IN the fira Hsss@Sy dis u.s.
st of Fa III cF"fs ;on sse tSs
Gn1'Tn eapd n1ss k S A Mass sbsy en w
%Rn auSoPs lynn 'S and S.ST ban
Erominept! ,i in the tn, antt.,'rammany politics OF
Members Of Of the John j. uBrisn. Asseeiation
followed their leader. Bernard Rnurke. into
the WiEwam Among them were Fret j. See
burg. Etienne fayer. ". i. Hanson. ami Vim
+. O'Brien, Besides these were Snm and Max
Na fs, fS Who until recsntly o "no
side the rale. The new district leader. limo
thy D. sYyan has found ten # his
soon IS they can inh homes in the dis 4
years ago. acts the part OF the returned prodi-
gal; Edward rlatow. recently candidate for
siSth disrs has joined Leader ratrcf
II the Eighth district James ?: MIcClclland
hand man in the New York Democracy. finds
q place on tho ticket. or Thie ARE ere aisG the
Congressman McAdoo
Civil Justice Lachmnn has put, aside his
County Democracy princip 60 md Joined the
Twelfth district Irammanyites. ". Cleveland
Cox. II cousin of Grover Cleveland. was added
to the committee in the, Thirteenth. Richard
Cookers namc. rs usual. headed the ticket in
his old district. the Fourteenth.
Ex-Coroner. ex-Reppblican Leader. and
name prominently PLACED on the Twentieth
besides c,r'uring such nrominent Rspnbli;
cans as ien. Emmnns Clark. Major Willard
Bulard. and FRANKLIN Pierce. Leader james
!: Martin extended the right 20, HAND Of
Jackson. who unit, Tuesday was Chairman OF
the County. democracy County Committee
He also took in the Rev. Hugh O. Pentecost.
Ex-Commissioner OF Public Works d. Lowber
Smith is one Of the County Democracy anti
snapper converts in the Twcnty-third district
Never has tho Tammnny Hall organization
had SO big a General Committee as that for
1888. Every member Of it pays fee OF So
and tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENT like SbO. oO0-
make a respectable fund for maintaining q
political organization.