The morning call., 1892-05-13
THE REORGANIZERS Won.
They Swept The City by Large
Majority.
Buckleyism Completely Routed in Nearly
Every Assembly Distriot-A Very
Light Vote Pollsd.

The Democratic primary for the selection
Of delegates to the State convention to be
held at Fresno next Tuesday was held yes
terday and passed off rather quietly. There
was but little opposition to the ticket put
forward by the Reorganizers except in two
or three distrets-notably the Thirty-ffth,
Thirty sixth and Forty-hfth.
In the latter the opposition won by an
overwhelming majority. Out of total of
328 votes cast the ReorganiZers polled but
81. When the polls closed. however. it was
found that the club roll had disappeared.
and the result may be- another contest If
so, it will be the third from this district
within the last two weeks.
In the Thirty-fifth District Joseph Lig
gett who led the Reorganizers, was badly
defeated, and the result was divided dele
CATION. The old Buckley element is strong
in this district and made hard fight.
An unusually heavy vote was cast in the
Thirty sixth. where Andy Clunie lives, and
at a late hour last night the result had not
been determined.
Nearly 600 votes were cast, and the bal
lots were badly scratched. The indications
were that the Sutter-street organization was
knocked out. Such was Clunie's claim, at
all events, and his opponents were inclined
to concede the victory to him.
There was close fight in the Thirtletb,
men were out in full force, and for time
it looked as if they had things pretty much
their own way, but the closing vote defeated
them by narrow margin.
II was confidently asserted early in the
evening that ex-Judge j. +. Sullivan had
the returns came in it was found that he
had been given a heavy vote, and was
elected by a large majority. The whole
ticket went through with him. but there
was wide difference in the number of bal
lots cast for each OF The successful caEdi-
dates.
There was very little interest taken by
the Democrats of the Forty-third and but
90 votes were deposited in the box III spite
of the fact that this IS one Of the strongest
of the Democratic districts. There was no
opposition whatever to the Re0rganlZerS
ticket, which received tile entire vote
turned in.
Barclay Henley was beaten in the For
tieth by IA large majority in spite of the fact
that he has been opposed to Buckley Tor
years, and was given the support OF the
ReorganiZers, Wh0caTried everything else
in the district. Jere Lynch. his able as
sistant in reform, was elected, however. in
the Forty-secOnd, as was also Fleet +.
Strother, who was stamped as follower OF
Buck for years
THE DELEGATES.
With the exception of the Thirty-sixth
District the delegates elected are as fol-
lows:
Twenty.eighth Assembly Dstrlct-James V.
Coleman Patrick Hayes James stevens, VIII
liam NJ. Hinton and Robert Reid-494 votes.
Twenty ninth Assembly District. d. Iobin,
S. Bragnhart J. j. Cass. b. Williams and j. j.
Mccarthy 352 woes.
ThIrtieth Assembly District John B. Nc.
Closkey Tom Brady, b. Crowley, Ed. Cleary and
John A. Langan-322 votes.
Thirty-hrst Assembly District-P J. Finn,
James II. OBnen james +. Britt X. P. Doolan
and J. {. GaTretl-437 votes
Thirty second Assembly Distret-P. j. Nee.
roy, T. W Manning, II. 2. Goecken w, H. HaT-
TisOn and NJ. j. McDOweii-300 votes.
ThIrty-thlrd Assembly District Thomas
Mitchell John EhThaTd, John Reedy, I. j.
kearney and j. Z. Sleyin-2S5 votes.
ThiFly-fourth Assembly Distriet-Wlliam j.
Delaney, j. DaneiwiiZ, E. J. Shay, James F.
Deyine and William Bgoderck-274 votes.
Thirty-ffth Assembly Distnct-P. j. Carr, J.
4. MuIlaney, J. Newsom, a. Craig aud William
Ryan-2O9 woes
Thirly-seventh Assembly DIstrct-Dr. Jerome
A. Hughes James l.. Gallagher, Nj. ID. Nolan,
Peter Kelly and 7. McCann-373 votes.
Thirly.eighth Assembly District W. Nc
Donald L. 6 Sehord, Charles Il. Wilson, p. J..
Sullivan and Otto tum Suden-l29 votes.
Thirty-nuth Assembly DistTiet-J. +. Sull.
van, IsIdOr Cutie, Walter Gallagher, William
Healy and 2. NJ. ClaTksOn-306 votes.
Fortieth Assembly Dstrlct-A. c. PaulSel,
J. /. Franklin, Daniel Sneerin, .. II. Baird and
Perry L. Henderson-316 votes.
fOrty-hrst Assembly DlstTlet-Thomas +.
Barry, +. d. ROseBbaum, p. +. Dunno, c. +.
Hanlon and Ed L. j. Schultz-297 votes.
FOr,y-secOnd Assembly Distrct-Jere Lynch
B. J. Kennedy, Fleet r. StrOther, James Hum
phreys and c. II. ReynOlds-1S1 votes.
Forty-third Assembly District-C. II. Maddox.
CASTOR NJ, Ashe, j. j. Flynn, Louis Meizger and
John BrOwn-65 votes
ForIy.fourth Assembly Districts. S. Wright.
j. Catinia, NJ; Mc'ihney, N. j. Milan and 5.
Sanguenettl-2Gl votes
FOrty-fith Assembly DlstTict-James J. STAN
ton, NJ j. Ward, Edward Cullen. A. Andrews
and A. Mhlte-32S votes.