New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-13
FOR REPUBLICAN, PRIMARIES
THEY WILL BE HELD TONIGHT.

THERE WILL BE SOME CONTESTS HARMONY
IN THE XITH.
An unusual amount OF interest IS displayed In the
Republican primaries which will be he'd tonight IN
this city Upon the result OF these primaries Will
depend the leadership Of a number Of districts In
which the Republicans are now asking for change
In management At the primary elections are chosen
not only the officers of the district associations, but
the men who are 10 represent the various districts
on the county committee, and also on tie county
executive committee. The leader Of the district
organization ~ the member Of the County Executive
Committee This committee has extensive powers
I'm determining the action OF the party organization
I'm tho county I'm a campaign. The Republicans In
several Of the districts now feel that the time has
cCmc for them 10 ask for change
In the leadership Of the district organizations
In some this talk amounts to httle
but ia others II las resulted In warm contest against
those who at present mt the head OF the district
organizations II was understood day or two ago
hat tEc John A. Logan Association. Of the lid As
,emlly District would fight Charles II. Murray rs
leader and the county executive committee member
from this district, but the withdrawal OF this assocA'
lion from active politics leaves an open field Tor Mr.
Murray.
There Will not be any energetic In the XTItu
Assembly District, the opponents Of George Hiliari
the present leader having Withdrawn all opposition
70 him in so far as could be learned last night. They
lmve not agreed upon a Ticket, and many OF the
opponents Of Mr. Iiihd have said openly that they
would not vote against lin until better leader could
be found for the district.
There will be n lively fight In the XVIII Assembly
District against Michael Goode. the present leader OF
the district The friends OF jacob VI. Patterson, who
+. anxious to be elected chairman Of the County
Executive Committee have started contest there TO
dcf.at the present leader. Meetings OF both iacuohS
have bcen held and both sides Will get out their full
vote tonight
one of the nvcest fights in the city will take place
I'm the now XXVIIth Assembly District, where General
Michael kcryiu and Charles g.. Cronln fighting FOR
LEADERSHIP They are the two main candidates for
tho nosItion Of leader but Il day two ago Colonel
r. g CamphelL A wcil-hnown Republican In the dis
,,ic, came out and announced himself a. candidate
oh contest between the three men Is entirely friendly.
but they ARE making hot fight for the control OF
the district.
Eopublcans Of the city generally will be pleased
10 know that the difficulties and diSSehSohs WHICH
rode trouble ,n the XIth Assembly District have
been satisfactorily adjusted and mat the best KIM "i
harmony has resulted. Negotiations which have been
I'm progress for some time between the Hl'huS OF
colonel nllss and Mr. Milholland have ended through
liberal and honorable concessions on bolh sues
I'm an agreement unanimously to elect job f..
Hedges rs executive member Of the County CON-
mite. for the district. Mr.. Hedges Is one OF
,h district and In the important place OF secretary Oh
IN, Republican state League has done conspcuou,
service in the causr. Tho delegates " INC county
Cnmmitt. viii be- selected from both Sides In a lHdl-
which hns been accepted In the interest Of the
mrty. The Republicans ~ tho MIN Will hereafter
present a united front 10 the common 100.