The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
FRANK RAYMOND BEATEN.
Otherwise Every Republican NJ achine Leader
Who Tried Held On.

Except for the defeat OF Frank Raymo nd. the
result OF the primaries was to leave the county
machine much as twas. Some new names will
appear the list OF district leaders but that is
not much matter. for the county machine is to
be reorganized speedily. About POO members
OF the Elcventhd istrict association recognize
this fact and sent In their designations yester-
day. refusing to appear at the primaries at all.
These are headed by John i. Mholland.
and will take n prominent part in the Scottish
Rite Hall meeting. to be held next Monday
night. to start the new Republican movement
which is to reorRanze the Republicans OF tho
city and receive recognition at the hands Of
the State machine. Job T. Hedges. the pres
ent executive member from the district. Is
with the seceders, or will he.
The resiGnatiopss were sent in yesterday be-
cause James j. Townsend. Secretary Of the
Republican state League, was left of the
ticket for delegates to the County Committee.
Although Cornelius \. BLISS name heads the
ticket elected Il is understood that John sa.
succeed Hedges.
Others Of the new leaders are Francis Me-
Crane in the Second district. who succeeds
Denis Shea. become diamond back; Corne-
Illus Van Colt. who returns to his old place as
ostensiole as well as real leader In the Eighth.
and Col ). Van Rensselaer, Cruger. succeeding
the resigned Mr., blgIln II the Fou rte
teenth. where Herman Cantor asked to be re-
lieved.
Smith will he substituted here when his term
on the Police Court bench expires next month
Samuel j. Campbell who takes the place OF
John Little In the Twentieth district. is an
other. He retired. Columbus q. johnson de-
featel Frank Raymond by vote OF $40 to 3O4
in the Twenty-sevepth district. Charles Dun
lop succeeds Thomas J. Stearns In the Twenty
fourth ward by SteaTns's request. and Samuel
". richards is In place Of George W. Sterhens
The name Of Jacob NJ. Patterson. the boss
Of the local machine. WAS boldly Haunted in
capital letters at the head OF a lower-rase dele
CATION from tho seventh district. The other
old leaders who were returned without oppo-
sition, like Healy. Collins, simpson Gibbs
billiard. Wanmaker and Resenweber were
more modest.
Deane OF the Ninth DAILY OF the Tenth Hills
Of the Twenty-fOurth. Mcdonald OF the
Twenty-siNth, and kerwin Of the Twenty
eighth were the only ones Of these who had
by a vote OF 423 to 1863. There was no end OF
challenging at this primary and there was one
arrest The arrested man was Theodore
Euler. printer who climbed across High
Bridge to vote out of his district.
- In the Ninth tlsere were but 100 Cowie bal
lots found in the two big ballot boxes against
4i3 for Uncle George Deane. Peter ii. Nc
Donald retained his leadership In the Twenty
sixth, defeating Hugh Mhoriskey by 271 to
236 Gen. e.. II. T. Coils found the better
element" in the He'll Gate district in a minority
of lSi to 443 for II. VI. Hills, who will continue
to lead the Twenty fourth to defeat An oppo-
sition ticket in the Tenth district was badly
heaten by the regular ticket headed by Leader
William +. DAILY. George j. Collins was ar
rested on the charge OF repeating.