New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-11
ACTIVE ANTI-HILL MEN.
FLANs FOR PRIMARIES IN THIS CITY.

REPORTS PROM THE Observation-Disclosures
FROM BROOKLYN.
Representatives from all the Assembly Districts Of
the city met last evening at the pretentous menu
quarters Of the Anti-Hlll Democracy In Fourteenth
st. near Irving Igace not far from the lair OF the
Tammany tiger, and held conference to make maj
ARRANGEMENTS for the primary elections for Delegates
to the Syracuse Convention OF Nay 81. ~ was I"
remarkable gathering. made up Of mon nom all inc
various elements within the Democratic party In Ne"
York. who are opposed to lIillism apd TammanN'in'
and It indicated the progress which nns been ha"'
I'm harmonzIng these elements into united and com
bincd organization. +. Ellery Anderson presided and
made a speech CONCENTRATING his associates on tile
strength which had been developed by the movement
In spite Of the snccrs II the lackeys of Mr. Hill WHO
had called II at the start. party OF dudes"
ExMayor william II. Grace explained the purpose
Of the meeting and said that he wanted full and free
expression from every district regarding the best time
for the primaries how they should BE- conducted where
they ought TO be ted and 10 all matters OF detail
which would insure popular expression from tho 80.
900 Democratic voters who had enrolled themselves
under the anti machine standard.
ExRcg,gtcr James J. Sewn spoke FOR the ITO Dis
trfct and said that healthy and growing antLliill
| sentiment had sprung up there. EN-Ponec Ju'uce
Henry Murray. for the XvIIth District said that those
going TO the Convention ucrefrom would occupy u
whole car by themselves. Cyrus L. Suizberscr. ~ tc
Harlem Dcmocrnuc Club representing ito XXllid DIS
trtct said tina, the antiliill enrolment there had
reached the number OF 1900 Democrats. John J.
Ouin an for tho XXIId District. said That hs dclcgn
ton would need 40 cItirc Charles j. MCGEE. iOr
years secretary Of tho County Democracy county com
mtec said that ttc strength OF tho movement In his
district, the XIXth, which bad reached nearly 10000
would mako two primaries necessary. one % be hold
In the upper and the otter In tie lower part OF uh
district.
Eek Adcrman Jacob Kunzemnnn spoke for the
XVIII District. ID. y. Carvalho for the Nth. ]. W.
Rappcnhagen for tie With. exAldernon Dan,cl
| +. bowling for the lvth. and Ex-Asscuibymsn C. J..
| Blake for the With. Others IN The council wcr'
Colonel X. Gricr Monroe, Of Governor Flowers stall
and ex-sherfn james OBrtcn.
The system 10 i~ Observed WIS thoroughly dis
cursed by the spa,crs and when all tho rrpr,scnfa
dives hid gwen their views, resolutions 1He adp~d
fixing Mny % the day ior the primaries.
the poll, 10 T. open from q. IN. L"
& D. m; and ordering that the enrolment be closed
on Mey IL 10 give time for the preparation OF alpn-
betical lists for each district After the priiF1cs
tho enrolment will 10 continued until the meeting Of
the Syracuse Convention. The special trims bear
ing the delegates % the state Convention will leave
tho Grand Central station on May 30
A primary election was held In each ~ u" wurds
OF Brooklyn last evening by the General Com
mlttce Of the AntiIill State Democracy Ia
elect delegates the syracuse Convention.
| Instend Of giving the enrolled voters. who number
900 out OF the 10000 who voted for Flower last fall.
a chance To make their own selection u fclcgltes by
choosing representatives t. A. emily District Convrn
tons who would nominate the delegates. lcAct wa,
prepared IN hdvnncc by the General tpmmi'ts', anl
The delegates from each Assembly d. tric v0'c 1
for directly ut the ward primaries la't evening, and
were elected without opposition. The lot OF dele
gates and alternate, include, George Poster Peabody
Frederic ". Hinrch,. Edward " shepard Henry
stewart John Il; lIl!man, Thomas r. Ball
y. y. Kilmer William A.. Wright, v. NJ. Blanveit.
Job W. Plunkcit, sidney V. Lowell, A. Augustus fi"nly.
Gustav schendorf. Charles May y. rTdleton schcnci.
Archibald l.. sessions, j. > Van Wyc&' Harrington
Putnam, G. Augustus llavland, Louis G. Coudcrr,
5 Perry sturgcs and Curk r. Sumner.
In the Twentieth Ward there were nity.tao votes
cast, aud In the First Ward. the centre of tho
ganization there were slAtyivc.