New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-14
NEW COUNTY COMMITTEE.
prp,rpr1c,ys HAVE THEIR PRIMARIES.
MANY NEW FACES AMONG THE DELEGATES

"A
Marty in this city is by no means dead There
,rore number of contests, but in all cases they
,,.oro conducted oood-naturedy and without
noticeable friction The hardest fight was IN 'he
XyVIIIth Assembly District where General Mlchde'
Kervin won over Thomas c. Campbell Ihcre
were close fights t0O In some OF the o'ner us'iio''
The attendance most of the voting precincts was
large and the interest shown WAS moSO eicouI"snle
There arc a number Of changes in district Ieduei9 :
90 ,rrher of new faces will be seen IN the
County Committee meetings hereafter III"
Courtv Executive Committee Is strong one
II tbe with Assembly District there was
r,-o,v contest but the regular ticket was
olactcd nv n vote of Isl TO l56 Inc VICTORIOUS
,ickct was headed by Alexander 1. Mason %nu
rho opposition by DR.. +. 3enamin hains""'' O"'
tho names of many of the delegates 10 'ile oou"'S
,ioI,o, wore On both tickets The leaders OF the
onposition at the primaries sald alter ''io
was known last evening that tl'S s'o"'' "
as hard as ever at the polls.
T., tho with Assembly District tie reeuid'
ticket was elected, although there was " A..
organizcd opposition with what WAS caIleo ,'e
s,roirbt- ticket. The total number OF VOTES
cast was 356. The chief contest lay between VIZ
son Bcrrvman the leader of the district ana hoo-
-, Miller for the leadership. The nominations
rar 1eloootcs 10 the county committee We're 'ue
ao,,o on both tickets, but the other candidates
800 ,,oeIv scratched The election was Warmly
oontostod Int only in q friendly way. wilson
Rorrvman. who led the winning ticket, receiver
o,o votes and Robert Miller IA Daniei W.
pobirson. who was nominated on both ucke'S 'oi
nrcsidcnt of the regular Republican orgdhiza'io"
polled the full vote ,.,,,., 4,
There was a lively contest IN the AA'''" "''
sembly District for the presidency Of inc Org
zion Edward r. Kelly was the candiua'e io'
n,osident on the regular ticket, and OharIeS D.
Grant on that of the opposition Inc hanic Vi
William Morgan was substituted for that OIL Hir'
Kanv az delegate to the County Committee i"o
hoIlotinc was lively, and the regular ticket was
olec,ed bv a vote Of 1903 to 96. Herman W.
Tbpm will be the new district leader Some iee'-
inc was shown by the opposition workers d, ''p
,oeult of the election, and there was some 'a'A Va
0linc q protest with the County Committee.
1boro wac a lively contest in the AANllith
Assembly District The election was heid AT
B,odhurst Hall. No 30s West One-hundred-and
fortv-Afth-st There were three tickets IN inc
field. and the supporters of the various canui
dates crowded about the polls ~ the number OF
about 800. Michael Kerwn was elected leader
80 ,be district his vote being 3Jl. His OPP
ponents. Charles G.. Cronin and Thomas I. camp
bell received 100 and ninety-nne paHo's' IT,
s,octivolv Tho contest was O friendly one, ana
the unsuccessful candidates took their deloS'
GOOD naturedly. Mr.. Kerwin is Collector OF In
formal Revenue for the lid District: and Is editor
and propretor of The Ncw-York Tablet
There was a slight opposition to tho regular
ticket IN the XXXth District, but the ucRc,
went through. The opposition was fnehuly' anu
only about thirty-Ave votes were cast Dy II 'Nc
regular ticket being elected by majority OF over
one hundred. .,.. o.,
The members of the new County Executive o0n'-
mittec will he: TIA
Tst Assembly District, Patrick healyi 10
Dcnis Shea; lid, Charles II. Murray; lEth' Johh
Collins; Vth, John Simpson; WIN, uVotse M
Hard With. Jacob VI. Patterson: With John "
o,rson. Iyth. George b. Deane; Xth, John X
Nnoent: Nth. Job L. Hedges XIIth, William K
Uenkel XIIIth, Frederick S. Gibbs; AVt'
Dernard Bgln; XVIII, Robert A. Greaccn; WITH
Herman Cantor; XVIIth. Wilson lerryman
with. George w. Wanmakcr; XlAth. John
Reisenwebcr: XXth, John Little; XAlst, William
Brook Geld; kid, John II. Gunner; AAIlld, u
n Boyce; XXIVth, Herman W. lhum; AA'th'
Edward Dubois; XXVIth, Peter II. Mcdonald
XVIII. Frank Raymond; XXVlllth, Michael
Kerwin; XXIXth, W. II. Ten Eyck; 4AAth"
j. Thomas Stearns
The delegates 10 the County Committee arc
"a, Assembly Dlstrict-Martin H. Healey. John A.
Moran. Samuel a Brown Archibald Hamilrn' henty
osborne James V. Byrnes. Peter Conneil Peter hiey
william puggan, Peter Ewad. Eugene H. H'a'ey' E9"'h
Lawrence John Kennedy. John j. DAILY
Id-Deni. Shea, Henry w. Cannon. fredeseK WIN
uer ir Hugh T. Farrell David Millikeh' r. marco
po0ci Philip o. Reilly. Philip v Il. van "yek Johh
H. Won worinssr. Simon Gavin GUS D. OooeFh, "','an
pomeroy. Arthur J. Cayanagh. Charles Greer John
Michel. ,,,,,.- ,,......, eoror.,
uId-Chsl.s II. Murray william Wasnnoh' o"inu@
wubor. philip " Freytas Peter TEhe. George Esweln
Angelo Gallo Samuel sta's6ouTger' william ha,'a.'u,
Cta,,.. Nance T. j. IAnney Albert IIautsch. Richard
Me,s,er OAares s. Adler, Michael NOVEL; sighuhu
I.teson william q. Russell.
fVth-Jobn Collins Daniel G.. Rollins J. Adrianco Bush
p,n,v c Wsrd Sol. Isancs Dr. rlc w. - BuF'S WIN
Cro.ypsn. VIM II. Townley. Ehu Root. Meyer s. lsaacs'
Dr. Geo. w. Krom Patrick j. OBfIeh' Jos'ph "0'N
Abram a. Joscphs, James She"
vtb-Iohn Simpson, John Anger. Charles Megrohlge
Solomon Peyser Philip Kuntz John Mari George W.
rvoo. George r. Sheldon John Icttnger George freyer
charles Bauerman Noah Pfelner. Horace Porter j.
Sa.vor Page Wolf stolf. 7. J. Hogan, John Gln'n'
Tsoma, Kane, william Joachim and Patrick Clark.
vIib-Gcorgc billiard Henry J. Schumacher. Louis
ra.ohs Max Altman Charles l.. Ialbersadt Robert smith
Iouis Merowitz Arthur Monaghan Isaiah Kahn. John H.
K.n. Duncan Thompson. william A. Graham EH"eN
p,stow Francis Snyder. Thomas L. Fltaslmons IheIIes
Kohn william w. Watson T. c. Clark, Andrew Dorm H.
unrv Rousby Joseph +. Hall and August Braun
virth-Jacob NJ Patterson, Ferdinand Edmann. Henry
C. Bo,tv c. Otto Bacse, Ferdinand Dreyer' fudo pm
pub,,s Frederick J.. Marshall G0ttricd Sop, Michar
Gassmonn. Louis c. May william fairfield Chario-
schSIck william T.. Kurz, John j. Carney. JeioHnih D.
Srlit,or Paul Schacncr Charles =. Nolk Max Tiaut-
,ca Allied Walker william kufz, william Z. HOFFMAN
Jobn wocrncr Charles Stcinmuler. Herman C. Bauer
Jnha stoil. Charles W. Frank, william H. Lindsey
Peter =. Carey, Edward T. SHhh.
vrII,h-Iohn d. lawson, Lucas L. Van Allen, Allied
r. Conkilng L,penad Stewart, Frederick w. Nh!Ilu'"
dudley G.. Gautler ]. Henry Work, Elchnd Van Coc
Tuccnr Ward George Gregory, Mitchell Halliday charlie
A. Bencdct, f. owen Miner Goo're ''romnerg' wilma"
A. Mass Henry c. Burdett, G. Noncy King, j. Murray
Mitchell John 49, Martini Henry H. Iloyt, John Horn
pnnie Carey Morris 4. Iiscman, John Won Gretchen
Henry woelpror Joseph L. Muhing Henry NJ. Quinn.
George w. Welcome, George w Lowdcn Jsmes Abrah"ns'
John o. Nclll.
IXth-Georrs b. Dcane, John w. JOcobus, James n
Cowe John McKcever. John w. Marshall. jeremiah
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