New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17
CSI'tTS IN THE DISTRICTS.

ho LET
g,,,ons TO both the Assembly and Congress cohFe"-
tons headed BY Aarth H. ie'''' NV
leader. 49,,
The lid Assembly District elected deiesa''s Law.
able to the machine slate for representatives 10 d.
Louis and the State Convention. Inc nIS. .ou'
,oc,ion districts numerically In the Win con-
gross District whose convention tomorrow night
,iu nrohably elect Frederick ialdy. OF the llld AS
senbly District and a Richmond County man. 10
the National Convention. The election hisricls fo"
The thirteenth TO the eighteenth inclusive are !" '"e
IXth Congress District. The remaining iWeh'y-sN
election districts Of the I'D lie within the Nih |o"
rress District Simon Gavin. speaking for The dis
rict management sand last night that the delegates
of the Id would support Cornelius Van Cott ana
I.ispenard Stewart for delegates TO 81 Louis from
the With Congress District. and the lXth Con-
gress Dstrc; Convention would vote for John D.
Collins and Charles II. Murray as delegates to ST
Louis
In the lid Assembly District. which forms part OF
the With With and Nih Congress districts. the
primaries resulted In victory ior The Platt eie-
nent Of which Frederick Hady is the leader
There are thiryeight election districts represented
by seventy five delegates in this Assembly district
and the result OF the voting vas unanimous dec
laraton for Plat and Morton.
The fory-onc election districts with their seventy
four delegates OF the IVth Assembly Dstrici. were
a unit IN their voting FOR the John j. Collins fac
ton These for;y-one districts all In the lXth
Congress District When Mr. Collins was asked
what that meant. he said It meant Morton. rs II
anti-Plat?" he asked. and he replied that his
Assembly district knew nothing about Plat or
anii-Pat."
The following Plat men were named az delegates
in the With Assembly District: DR.. Theodore NJ
futile. Thomas Herman. George f. Deane FRANK
b. Miller and J. H. Hackc't
Among the delegates 30 the IXih Assembly District
were ex-senator Frederick 5 GIBBS. Thomas L.
,in I
cnce W Meade all George J. Richards. all Piait
The XIIth Assembly D!strict--thlrty three cleo
ton districs-one in the IXth Congress District
elected antt-Platt delegations 10 both the Congress
and Assembly Distric, conventions
The XVIII Assembly District. In the Nlih Com
grcss District is a Plat stronghold. and elected
machine delegates last nigh; to both conventions.
The XVIII Assembly District Republicans sent
delegates for machine to the Assembly District
Convention. and pledged to vote as IN" lIait man
ayers may dictate in the IXth and Kiln Congress
conventions TO choose. delegates 10 81 Louis.
The thrty-nina election districts OF the NNlllth
Assembly District Republicans elected delegates 10
the With and XIIth Congress districts who VIII
support Anti-Machnc candidates for Delegates TO
the ST. Louis Convention. The delegates to the
State Convention will also be against the machine.
The XIXth Assembly District was carried by the
machine and elected delegates to support Congress
man Ougg and Abraham Gruber In the NlNth
Congress Convention tomorrow night
Plat men carried the XXih Assembly District.
1t was announced at headquarters. No. l6l East
Tn -second-st that seventy out % eightyeisht
votes would go for Plat delegates TO the state
Convention. These delegates II was said. would
be James L. Stewart. Captain Hugh Coleman and
George Fcatherson.
Thrty-nlnc election districts In the XXth. that
send delegates 10 the XIIth Congress District Con-
venton IT was said. would support Thurow Weed
nd delegates
70 the National Convention.
In the XxIst Assembly District the Platt men
elected 40 OF total Of $50 delegates Abraham
Gr,iber Josiah Easton and Thomas Gran, will lead
the delegation TO the MYTH Congress District Con-
| vention.
At No 25 East Forty headquarters OF the
| Republicans for the XXII1 Assembly District, It
was announced last night that Anti Machine dee
| gates were elected who would at the Assembly Dis
| trct Convention sccc, Thomas +. Eagan. II. C.
| perley and II W. Rooseborn delegates 10 the
| State Convention. The delegates selected from this
Assembly district the KILN Congress District
Convention will support Cornelius ~ Bliss and Colo
| mel 8. V. r.. Cruger for National delegates.
Delegates from this Assembly district who go to
the KILN Congress Disric: Convention. II was an
| nounced would cast nfty votes for Arson q. Nc
| Cook and William Brookfied for the TWO National
! delegates from the Min.
! In the XXIIId Assembly District the anti-Platt
men elected two-thrds OF the delegates TO both
| conventions. There no opposition.
| Returns received at the headquarters Of the
| XXIVth Assembly District. No. al East Fifty
seyenth-st. favorable 10 the Anti Machine
element Twenty-three OF the thirty five election
districts arc In the XIIlth Congress District. AMI
the remainder IN The XVIII Congress District Tn.
machine managers claimed last nigh, that they
had enough delegates to prevent the ant-Plat men
| from eecting William Brookfcd and General An
son G. McCook In the KILN District. and that
| oil. I
| uel f. Quigg and Abraham Gruber TO St. Louis.
| Frank Bra,nerd and Colonel T. g. Campbell were
| the opposing candidates In the HINth The Lau-
| terbacn officials At the Republican County head
quarters No. Ii3 West Thirty-eighth-st. claimed
the election OF enough delegates In the KILN Con-
crces District 10 elec, John Reisenwebcr and Alex
| snaer T Mason as PlattMorton delegates 10 the
| National Convention.
| Amasa Thornton, the Plat leader OF the XVIII
| Assembly District. claimed victory there last
| evening over the Anti-Machine element that would
send a Plat delegation to the State Convention and
a majority Of delegates TO the NIlth Congress Con-
| yon,,on favorable 10 General Howard Carroll and
Thurlow Weed Barnes for delegates 10 ST. Louis.
Thornton carried his election district, the Four
tecnth Of the XVIII, by vote OF 80 TO 81. against
| tho anti Plat men. led by Wilbur +. Wakeman.
Caleb H. smms the colored Machine politician. won
In his district but James Johnson. another coored
plat, statesman lost his Job T.. Hedges carried his
! election district by handsome vote. The Plat
managers were claiming sxty-fve to seventy dele
gates out OF the 1O5 In the Assembly district. There
| was hot fight al, over the district.
| In the XXvIIIth Assembly District. hfty-nve out
| Of the ninety-four delegates were elected by the
Plat men.
Returns from the XxIXth Assembly District last
| night indicated a machine victory General
Coils. This is the district In which Edward Lauter-
bach. Plat president Of the County Committee. and
one OF the four selected to be delegates-at-
largo to the Republican National Convention, lives.