New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL.
PREPARATIONS FOR PRIMARIES.

THE REPUBLICANS TO ELECT DEi-r"Nir~' ~
,,p,xy AID MINNEAPOLIS THIS WEEK
This will be n busy week among Repuohcah pun,
tlcans The regular monthly meetings Vi t"o na
dissertations will be held on Tuesday evening" "
will he chiefly occupied in naming the ueNc' " ~
voted for at the primaries on Thursday evening ~
,,cLc.s NJ the opposing factions, In the warns "hc'o
,h i . division of sentiment, will be named e'her
|, ., ,,,,r,u. ar "wednesday evening The prlhai'c'
Will engroSs attention on Thursday ateris'o ~
evening Close on their heels will follow me '"eiN0
Assembly district conventions TO name inc ueicsd'c' "
the Albany Convention to he held on Friday even
,rr and on saturday night the four Congress us
ti, conventions will assemble to select the delegates
- uo NIrneopolis Convention. The leaders expee,
.r,c. ~ contests at the primaries rs fierce As nave
eyer been waged I'm the party. and yet there wiz
bo general acqucsccncc In the result both irac"o"
ore agreed IN support Of President Harrison LOT IT,
nomination. ,,,.u ,,,
p.nlobly a number OF the ward aSSoclaupnS VIII
odopt resolution, supporting the denomination Oh ''c
rrsldept inst a, the General Committee did IN these
terms last week: ,.,
"Wheras The time is ut hand for the election
OF delegate TO the National Convention to be hcu Ut
Minneapolis: therefore be II
Resolved That W., The delegates to the Kings 'ouny
General Committee do heartily indorSe the admins
,r,t,o, - President renanin Harrison that he has
pvcn 40 thc people Of the United states an honest
efficient and safe Government and one that appeals to
the hes, interests of It's citizens and that we therefore
recommend that the delegates elected to the Na'onai
| Convention. 20 be held in June next use ther
best effort, for hi, denomination; and be 1t further
Resolved That we send cordial greeting to orr
sister -tne Rhode Island for having set glorious
mace for all Republicans 10 follow in sounding the
death kncl Of Democratic hopes In the National cam
paign 10 be fought I'm November next
These resolutions were introduced into the proceed
incs Il the General Committees meeting by Dante! A.
BALDWIN who represents international Revenue Collector
Nathan, OF the party and were designed TO set at
rest the reports THAI rife q nj he did not heartily
nvor the denomination OF President Harrison. As
hi, oppon"nt, had been earnestly declaring that they
were committed to the support Of the President they
ha >tcnel to vote for the res buttons which were
adopted with unanlnti.
The Republican primaries will be held In the Gus
omary places on Thursday evening most Of them at
the reeular ward headquarters. The addition OF the
Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth Wards TO the city
makes two moro polling places for The primaries. or
thirty two I'm NIL In the county The hours from
: 10 D. NJ I'm most Of them bat In few the voting
viii begin at p while IN one or two one
hour IS regarded rs ample.
Their, viii De ciehy-one delegates to the state Con
yonton chosen at the Assembly district conventions.
Thee will probably now be held for the last time as
the district, are AZ present constituted aS the new
apporlonmcnt Will probably be completed before tie
call for Ike convention, IS again made In the lst
he convention VIII meet NJ NO - 'OurCst.,
In the ld AZ no II Myrtlcave. In tho lid, Mt No.
- Ncvin,.,t in the IVth. ut 40. IL Rockwell Place;
in IN, Vth az 40. 800 Van BrntSt. In the With, at
vo 40 ManIcrst.: I'm the WITH at IIcwe, and south
Fourth IS: In the With nj No. $40 Manhat,anave.;
In the IXth n, No - llarrson-st; In the Nth. at
Fifth-avr and Twenty third ST.; in the Nlth az Gates
md Marcy ayes I'm the XlIth. at Reid and Jefferson
ave-.
The Congress district conventions will meet on
saturday nigh, at the following places: In the Id
District AT Gate, and Reid In the lid District
ut Gate, and Marcy AYES, In the lNth District, III
Grand Union Hall. at court ana Butler SIS; In the
YIN District in Turn Hail. In Mcserole-S
TN. contest, In a number VI wards are likely to be
,xc.odinrv close The wards where the most in
tcrcst will be taen the Third. Fifth. seventh,
rl,ltccnth Twentieth, Twenty -17S1 Twcnty-Axth and
the two new wards The result In the Third ward
rov decide the delegates from the IVth Congress Dis
,rct If Naval officer Willis succeeds In carrying the
district a, he Is conhdcn Of doing. the delegates to
Mnneanoli, viii probably be rrrklln Woodruff ana
Major Il. II. Corwin The efforts OF Internal Revenue
Collector Nathan and hi friends will probably result
I'm carving the TIA District. and the delegates are
likely 10 be- John \. Nichols, eX Quarantine 'o"l"S
sIoner and James VI. Fuller In the lid DiSrct thee
Ulu bc a close contest. II the Willis people WIN 'he
d.leraeS ar, likely be Charles A. Moore ana ooei'
4 .harlcy aud II they defeated the opposition
are thinning OF sending Israel +. Fischer, chairman vi
,be Republlcan Executive Committee, ana Johh ~
sutton I'm the Nth District the Nathan men "ouIu
Ike 10 send Francis F. Williams ana DR.. c. T. Hepp'
and the Wills candidate, will probably be Joseph BEN
Iamln and Alfred X. Booth.