New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
MANY CONTESTS PROMISED.
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT LEADERS WHO MAY
NOT KEEP THEIR PLACES.

PRIMARIES TO BE HELD TONIGHT WILL BE
MADE INTERESTING EOR SOME OF THE MEN
WHO FAILED TO GIVE GOOD ACCOUNT
OF THEIR WORK on ELECTION DAY.
.ortests are promised in number OF Assembly
s,str,cts at the primaries which Will be heiu 10.
night by the Republicans OF this CITY ~ -
the fact that new and complete reor sa
~ tho narty will probably be had WITHIN the neat
th,rtv davis Many Of the district leaders VINO nave
49, o-,,,c,sed on account of the result OF the last
election intend to take this opportunity 10 sho"
the Republicans generally that they are sun po"
erf,,, m their respective districts ana sun iea
the confidence of their Republican iohowe,s. ="
os, NJ the districts the contests are expected 10 oe
s-,.,a,, character but In some OF them.
,,ers there have been rvairies and discomfort Tor
some years there Is considerable warm iee'ins'
which is likely to slow itself tonight.
T., the new plan of organization were 10 DE passeu
unon tonight 1t is probable that the excitement IN
sorne Of the Assembly districts would be intense
80. -. no ono knows positively what the result OF
.ho ,rork NJ the Committee on Reorganization VIII
be n large number of Republicans VIII wait uh'i
that is made public before taking an active part
1, the primaries The districts where the coh.es'S
GRO exnected to be the liveest are the Ill., Where
Dornis Shea has been In command for decade or
-. ,,a With Of which George Hilliard Is the leader
~. Ixth where James A. Cowie and his frlehds
will mass themselves against the leadership vi 'ne
veteran Republican, George Ii. Deane; the Min
now under the alleged leadership OF FREDERICK .
,.nbs. the XVIth under Herman Cantor; the
XyIId which has been managed by John ii. Cum
ner for MANY wears; the XXIVth. in which some re-
cent members Of the district organization uesi'e
10 wrest the leadership from X D. Hills; 'he
XXyIth District. led by Peter H. McDohalu' 'he
XXyIItb. the stamping ground Of Frank Raymond
who could not name the candidates on the hePuo
,,cap state ticket and the XXVIIIth. the district
where the friends of General Michael kerwin are
massed against the supporters OF Noiohei l. -
campbell There may be contests In some other
districts but the districts named are those III WHICH
contests are promised and where the announce
ment has been made that the tickets put forward
by the regular organization members VIII ho' oe
carried without IA s ,bs Xth Assembly District is
likely to be the most holly fought The b taenq Ss on
ssrtS TO- the Assembly had the Republicans in the
district supported him Loyalty while on nh, une us s
s saaa Mf with him in the district organization say
nat in tss the Rs STSn VI Workers
treated and that 1t was in the new sectTn S u I
Xh District bs Somia yna Ga5SS used S to light
which Cowe controlled where the loss 80
vncertainfy as to what viii be done IN the hsltn
pstrct Mr. Gibbs may soothe the feelings S. OF his nj,
O Op n,t separate ticket in the field: ,.-,..
The There will Be ube ve Who f has been trying
the district away from George hiiha n h w y Emo
1 tS,n mere should be change in this district
MANY charges have been made on both s!des IN 'he
In the Nth District there will be little ATT attep haTs
given the primary as the as' nf reersanzation
is carried out believing that no organ7a nh s G
ct o ean be e pqy as Whole
The retirement of Bernard Blgn from the Xlt IN
p eSat arsn insuPes al" the election q Colonel Vi
r. Cruger the head Of the Gs,rSr Of the
Committee Of Thirty appointed to gin me
r
among Republicans in this city xx11a D,str,ct
have no complaints to make rule against eInmS 'n o
leadership OF John IL Gunner yet the frlenuS 1
Henry b. pae S ssembIy in that district the
recent election feel that he has been Same was
left off the list of candidates for memDets %,
district Committee II was sad on Isb and an
Effort was then made to correct t. but not ac
the reports Tf the a Pee: sad yesardsy that
cep, ticket would be put in the field upon which
his , T9Ils be RRd no fault find the
duct of Mr. Gunner. the district leader whose name
hgaaS work has been IN the last few days by
the friends Of Rchard :ra a sppd 5e for he
headed by MIN General Charles H. T. Coils. W as
h RaDnSsh hs state ccneno would IKE 6 ak
M His's place district leader Mr.; Hills rs IS
2sappdTeys I1qhs disTe
6s6a hs s 81 wnnn s and SSsJ
their best Efforts roll up decisive majority rs tho
tDatar "
- champions who are leading the fight for the
Control of the XVIII District; Mr. Mcdonald ~
cO'.U rasert jeader Mr. Whoriskey leads that ele-
~, IN the district which desires reorganization
az The party and he and his friends are sparng no
e,or,c 10 Get ont a large vote and TO take the
nntro, of the district from its present hands: .
Frank Raymond will have MS hanIs ,u ana 5ne
Tnnhnr of representative Republicans OF the dis,
trict intend to take the leadership away iro N" il
they do so. ,,,-,.., Xo-,,,, ,,.ho
leads the XXVIIIth District said yesterday that
there would be question as TO the result mere
General Kerwln. they said, world surely WIN S9io-
Vim is of a different opinion ana SAID that he
would make good showing t2-nig r,,, .bird or,
There arc no contests in the Twenty-thiru ana
Twenty fourth Wards.