New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
A HOT PRIMARY TO-DAY.
LIVELY WORK IN THE XITH DISTRICT.
EACH SIDE ISSUES AN ADDRESS TO THE VOTERS
NO OTHER CONTEST PROBABLE.

NO OTHER CONTEST PROBABLE.
The chief interest in the primaries which will be held
in the various Assembly districts of this county today
70 elect delegates the Republican State and district
conventions will centre in the Nth Assembly District.
rb. contest there between the machine and the anti
machine forces Will be fought out to the end with all
The energy possible both sides All thought Of com
nromis or settlement is abandoned and the two tickets
given below will be supported vigorously by their adj
heents. The machine element, Of couIse, has the
advantage.
Each side issued an appeal TO the voters Of the dis
trct yesterday.
The address of the procstants, which was mailed to
the voters last night, Is as follows:
To the Republican Voters of the XIth Assembly District
Gentlemen We send you ticket to be voted for tho
primary tomorrow Friday, April is, at the Association
headquarters, No 107 West Tbirtyourths between the
hours Of and p. We ask you TO support IT,.
because believe that IL is in the Lest Interests OF the
arty you So much has been said and written
regarding present in the district between the
machine and opposed its unjust and tyrannica
methods that is no; our purpose to dwell at length upon
f. simply desire TO call attention to one or two points
upon which there be- possibly some misunderstanding
The great objection that has been raised against he
reform movement, which the enclosed ticket represcnts
is that meeting of the association at which 1T in
sugurted packed by gangs of uans from all parts
OF the city' The answer to that slanderous statement
was ned with the County Committee some time 1t
n found in the enclosed circular containing names and
addresses Of the Republicans of the district who attended
that meeting AS will be there upwards OF 200
OF these and when is remembered that the headquarters
can only hold about that number. the fasv OF the allie
CATION easily apparent. We desire 10 what
have said before. that have sympathy with any I'M
lawful irregular to forward the that we
have made own Whatever objection however
raised against the ticket because Of this false allegation
removed bv the action Of the meeting OF enrolled
Republicans No. 500 SXthave.. "Wednesday evening
they Endorsed the ticket nominated at the last meeting
Of the association
Again it has been urged this movement has
been materially assisted by the influence Of Fedeal OIL
Gals view OF the fact that the machine OF the Dis
iet depends to-day for its existence upon the sup
port activity OF employees. the ridiculous
ness Of contention is manifest Not over half dozen
oceholders he outside have assisted In helping forward
the movement, while thirty have done their
best retard It's and maintain the present regime
by methods that certainly never VIII counehance.
Finally, let say that we have no oth"r aim III view
than the broadening Of the party movement III inc Dis
trict. that oil Republicans who desire TO participate IN
the party may permitted TO do 80 without lear Or
Lindrance.
against and party leadership and
as an loyal member of the party, we ask that you
give the movement your individual support
Oae word IL is entirely in keeping with the char
actor tho campaign that has been waged 50 far by the
other you may receive tomorrow some fresh con-
bution the literature Of this contest in The form OF
fresh charges against individuals connected with this move
mont assume however, that the Republicans OF the
XIth Assembly District too much intelligence TO DO
deceived by eection-day roorbacks.
Signed, Committee,
JOB f. HEDGES. Chairman,
RALPH LANGSTON, Secretary.
Dated New.Yolk April IA, 1892.
list OF those who attended the last meeting OF the
district association is given with It, also the ticket
which is as follows;
For delegates and aternstes the Republican State
Convention Deegotes-D John Roosa Job L. Hedges.
Y II. Is.
SEND For alterna,es-Ralph Lansston john NJ SCORE.
Charles w. Anderson. John F. Mccarthy. Henry A.
Beatty.
For delegates the Xth Congressional District Con-
yention: Kotert c. Breckenridge, Victor A. shimmel.
Ralph Mayors, William II. Redeker William c. Roberts.
Thomas C. Jarrett Jsmes A. Smith, Henry J. RunneE
Samuel Moran.
The address OF the machine is as follows:
Eleventh District Republican Association.
Primary Election. April Is. 1892.
pon. open o a. IN. to 0 p m at No. 1o7 West Thirty.
fourth-st., just west OF Broadway.
New.York April 49, 1892
pea, Sir We enclose ballot containing the names Of
ersons be approaching prinoy election
as delegates to tie State and Congressional District Con.
ventlons which select delegates to the Naaonai
Presidential Convention at Minneapolis.
This ticket unanimously selected at meeting Of
large number OF members Of the association who ore
opposed TO the recent dsoey proceedings in this district
We trust the names will commend themselves b YOU and
that in Ire interests OF honest and fair Repubcansm you
fail attend at the time and place named ao''e
and cast the BALLOT that is incosed.
believe that there Will lie an OBJ
position the polls representing some OF the In
fuences that recently excited such uniavorable comment
and only vote but TO come carry
TO the polls and DELAY till afternoon or evening when
polls may by blocked by the numbers oesfh.
toyotc.
Your obedicnt servant. J. c. OConor. r. Charles A.
peab IT, George Bliss Mdrvee w. Cooper Nathaniel
Irentiss John S Smith, George -. Morris, Cornelius ~
bliss, S. V. r. Cruger. Martin Mauer George D. oVer.n
H. g. Carter, Andrew PeddIe, James Corrigsn' j. W.
Au,en Jacob II. Simms. william n. Hoag' Archie D.
Roberts Thomas IL. Brown, Caleb A. SIDms, E. s. Flood
Daniel Morrison.
THIS Is their ticket:
delegates and olternstes 10 the Republican oaee
Convention: Delegstes-COmelus n. Bliss D V. ~
Cruger Horace Russell Archie s. Roterts, Major T. Poole
For anrnsns-M w. Cooper John s. Smith John l. H.
Smith, Jacob II. simms William +. Hagtrty
For to the xth Congressional District Con'eh'
ton-Gcorge Bliss John c. OConor, j., George b. MOTIFS
James W. Auten. John T. Mayors, Caleb A. simms'
Edward S. Flow, Andrew Peddie, Fred. 2. Hayes.
Mr. Hagerty, alternate on the State ticket resigned
last night and declared for the opposition Inc pr
mary will be held the headquarters OF the district
No. 1O7 West Thirty fourthit.
No other important contests expected. The list
Of ito polling places in the various districts may DC
found In The advertising columns OF this paper
The following letter sent 10 this ONCE yesterday
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: In etoef iurhsheu 10 'ho Pio'o Wy '"i' "V'"
c. OConor this afternoon, aud which has been widely
published this gentleman after series Of statements and
charges the last meeting Of the xIth Assembly
District Republicans March %, inerlarded with the
use OF such terms ''hireiDgs," ETC., says
."These the people who comprise the Mlholand
clement You will readily understand that with the
Inauguration Of such the supporters Of such
people, compromise is possible, In my judgment
could any conference be held with them. They are
beyond the pale q consideration political othcrwsc"
As have been associated with what is termed
the Milholland movement, and as lifelong Republicans
and members Of the district association for years we
should like know by what authority Mr. O'Conor PFC
10 alude 70 Ourselves and others whose Repub
loansm Is certainly sincere his we claim, and
whose judgment think without concet would prevent