New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
THE BROOKLYN PRIMARIES.
WILLIS MEN CLAIM THE VICTORY.
THEIR OPPONENTS SAY THE RESULT is TIE
A BIG VOTE POLLED.

and last evening in all the wards Of the city. They
were held to elect delegates TO the Assembly district
conventions which will meet this evening to name
eighty-one delegates to the State Convention which
meets in Albany Thursday of next week. and TO
Congress district conventions to meet tomorrow even
Ing and TO choose eight delegates to the National Con
pntion which meets In Minneapolis on June :. INC
opposing foces ranged under the respective ban
ners Of Naval Officer Willis and Internal Revenue Col
ector Nathan although both have declared themselves
I'm favor Of the denomination of President Harrison.
There contests in nearly onehalf of the wards.
and in some votes were cast that the result
not known until late hour.
The hottest contest was in the seventh Ward. which
carried by the Nathan ticket by 10 votes. This
assured the election OF the Nathan delegation in the
lid Congress District. The Willis people last night
declared that they controlled SIX of the eight votes
to the National Convention, but the Nathan leaders
asserted that the delegation evenly divided, four
TO four.
Naval Officer Willis had no opposition in his own
ward the First. but in his Congress district, the Nth
he badly beaten. the Third, Fourth and Eleventh
wards going against him by large maJorites. Collector
Nathan was not opposed in the Twenty-thrd Ward,
where he lives and the voting there was over by
p m. but in the other wards of the lid Congress
District there contests which called forth con-
siderable attention. The Twentieth Ward was carried
by 461 votes for the Willis ticket. headed by ex-
Mayor Schroeder, to 447 for the Nathan ticket
VI. J. Dady carried the Third Ward 10y nearly 400
majority Ex-senator Brlett carried the Fourth Ward
by vote of lo7 to 100 In the Twenty first Ward
Postmaster Collins defeated by 155 votes.
The result seems to hinge the delegates from the
Eleventh Ward whose vote will determine the COM
pIexion of the WITH Congress District There WAS no
contest In this ward and both sides claim the dele
CATION The lid Congress District was carried by
The Nathan faction. The lid and WITH have sp'
parently declared for WILLIS
The delegates chosen TO the Congress Convention are
given herewith. There no contest in the flfst
Ward. The delegates are:
Henry l.. Palmer. James y. Leeds. j. w. Chapman
Frederick a. Ward, Benjamin T. Webb {. > Hal
stead George H. Roberts. Franklin woodruff. James T.
Wallace Joseph D. Willis. Charles +. Talbot aternotcS
4. II. Van Cott Henry L. Ide, Robert r. Tlney George
H. Southland. j. Foren. William o. Miles. Walter
Douglass o. ]. Wells, Charles Gaehouse Edward Barr
Charles Parrish
In the Second Ward the Congress ticket was George
Goodwin James McEwan. John j. Lee John Nser alter
mates T. j. Burns. Christopher Carr. 7. W. Beechcr'
Thomas Denny
The Congress ticket in the Third Ward was: Delegate
Michael j. Dadv Dr. William T.. Griffths. Henry Pennie
Leo Bells Joseph 7. Whtock. William Strohm william D.
Glenn William b. Draper. John J. Johnston. Samuel I"
Calhoun. NJ j. DomaDsky elternate~. John Anderson
Richard Atwen Richard Burkett. Richard Mucshey o. F.
Brewer. Louis Barnett. " Packneham George "'oehe'
ton Finon Bergen. Nicholas Collins George Never.
In Fourth waId the Congress delegates arr: Dcie-
eates-James w. Birkett Henry Jones CsswNl le Clair
William scoilay, Henry w. Squire, Addison W. Hallock
William II. Curtin. Alternstcs-Myron X. Austin NJ W.
Morehouse John w. Layton John H. Peterson Edwin 3
Post. Daniel Risser, Charles IL. White.
These are the delcGotes in the Fifth Ward william j.
Buttling John r. McCrscken Thomas Guilfoye. james
Burns. Peter McGarvey, CHARLES A. Morgan
The Sixth Ward Congress delegates are Andrew Jscoos
D. NJ Hurley r. Ross Appleton ]. w Macluy' Jackson
Wallace Andrew j. Perry, Cornelius Morrison j. r far'
rell Charles Bleidorn. c. J. Teehan.
In the Seventh Ward the Nathan ticket won. The
Congress delegates in it are: Deegates-James NJ Full
Ter Herbert G.. Hull Matthew Farrell. Jacob F. Cole
Joseph Lieberstine, James L. Brumloy, Charles Bs''h
ford George II. Roberts, James Fay, William KuYken
dahl Frank Clark. f. II. Pisbury. William H. Ramsey
Richard Meier Frank Harvey Field, John j. DuNy a.
G. Belden John Jaeger. Randolph S. Waker,-Leopold
schv.ger Alternat0<-John Bennett Edward Earl
Daniel Kennedy, w. II. Babcook, william Howe ohsres
Y. Van Dorcn, Luke Carlos George purAee, .o'epH
Rousseau Samuel Bennett. John Drawbrdge. Charles o.
p,,nkerhor S J. Bennett Mark II. MOnsees, T. H.
wemple Arthur wassermsn Charles I. BOYD, George
Pritting Samuel Mccormick, Thomas ]. Weed
The delegates in the Eighth Ward are William H. N
Csdmus George H. Waste. John J. Barrett Robert Cac-
cnyajo william J. Morgan, William Pickett. Alexander
Nereready Frank Fsnning. Thomas J. Plunkett James
Bower Frederick Lnde. Frank ID. Webster and p D.
Murray Alternates-Harry II. Frost. John Noble Pat
rick j. Hickie William Raynor. Matthias Norman, Fred
erick Delahunt Henry Kidd. Joseph Gleason. John A.
Drain John Pcnberthy, james A. Driver John o'Nein
and John Des.
The Ninth Ward Congress delegates are Benjamin
Estes George Barnes Bernard Murray, William J. fitz
gerald Wesley c. Bush q. w. Williamson A. c. Weeks
The Tenth Ward Congress delegates George b.
Forester Seth L. whipple Thomas Caocioa. Albert b.
Saldron Thomas L. Boutwell,, Winfield 5. Reamer
Angelo " Franze. james d. Kenny Arthur Hughes
Lrko TCllv William Teliord
In the Eleventh Ward this ticket chosen j. j.
schlusser William II. Johnson william II. Cole, Edwin
Gibson +. NJ. Roberts Theodore w Stickles, William c.
Herbert Harry p. Sching John II. Jackson, George D.
Hopkins y. d. Cofwn, John Volkman.
The Twelfth Ward Congress delegates are Henry p.
Kane William Boles y. Kemmler. A. Hockey. Andrew
Johnson James Hunt
The thirteenth Ward men are w. II. Lesycraft,
George +. Moulton b. Tooker Peter Hess James
r. Taylor Alfred HObey. Charles SnO. John ltrie IT,
John w. Ssnborn, J. Watt Fleming w. Il. Holt. Franz
Bodenchas, Stephen b. Jacobs.
This was the tcke. in the Fourteenth Ward Congress
sional, Alfred r. Booth. William Il. Jones George owens
William Yunge. Joseph Rogers. David Drayton.
The Congress delegates elected in the Fifteenth were
Robert VI. Johnston jeremiah j. Burke, western W.
Wilson Samuel Barton, Moses r. Burr, Philip T. Will
isms John w. Burrows. Henry Trenchard. Alexander
Csbre, l.. Alexander. Andrew Mccarthy, James
McMurrsy. John Nape Robert 7. Hendrickson
THIS was the ticket in the sixteenth Samuel w Muir
sy, Frederick Mezger Henry Jaqulad, Philip Albohn
IT, George Lewis, John IL. Fleischmann, Charles Rein
hardt, Andrew Frank, William Motion, William II. KEEL
Emil Z. Walter, August Sachs, lily. Sauernrun IT, Henry
Bonawit Robert Gotha.
The winning delegates in the Seventeenth had ma
jority Of p votes Of $50 being These are
successful men: A. C. Bolton, j. F. Valentine, En-
nest Weber Isaac d. wheatOn, Ernest Braun Alfred
Robert Stubbart, George W. Mallnson, a. T. Nelson,
james LockhaIt, Walter Briggs, George c. Gcdhi John
e.. Pau, Thomas {. Cornelius.
This the only ticket In the Eighteenth Weird
Delegates-Francis +. Williams, George iodom Henry
Schulz Henry Miller George W. Bedcl and Adam KRAFT.
Atern1tes-Nieholsus Maneels George Gillen. Walter
l. Cooper. CHARLES Nell, John Lengley and william +.
Bedel.
The set Of delegates In the Nineteenth Ward was
william j. TAYLOR. James H. Newland James f.. Rednan,
Henry w. Smith. Louis Neurelter. Peter Hrschfeld.
Peter Bauer. Phillip Mayer. Charles Glass Emmett II.
Smith, Charles j. Fox Harry l.. Jones' Charles Ruter.
John Ksscll, William Lsndcfs. George w Farmer, Will
lam Van Delft. William II. Bauschor and Urah Han.
These the Twentieth Wdd Congress delegates
Frederick A. Schroeder Charles a. Schler.n BarzlIi g.