The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-22
NOMINATIONS IN Krvss ooUxrr.
Foreoasted By tho Result Of the Omciai
Primaries on Tuesday Might.

ForeoaHtsd by tho Result of the O0lcinl
Primaries ON Tuesday Night.
The result OF the official primaries in Kings
county on Tuesday night was a distinct trl-
umph for the organization forces In each
party. In all the Republican scrimmages the
enrolled voters sustained the recognized
managers in election districts. as well as In
wards and Assembly districts. and the Demo-
cratic kickers. who were confined TO four
wards. we're beaten out Of sight. The pri.
maries having been wound up satisfactorily.
both political camps INDUCED yesterday In
speculntions on the nominations to be made
at the conventions early In October. On the
Republican side the complexion OF the sew
eral delegations chosen on Tuesday night
virtually settled the nominations.
Much interest Is attached to the selection
of the two judiciary candidates TO succeed
Supreme Court Justices Augustus Van
Wyck and Jesse johnson. whose terms ex-
pire at the close OF the year. 1t Is generally
conceded that Justice Van Wyck will be re-
nominated by the Democrats and Justice
johnson by the Republicans. The leading
Republican candidates for the second place on
II. Russell, Fred A.. War. aud, ex-CorporS-
that either District Attorney Josiah i, Marean.
jerks, or Judge stephen D. stephens Of Rich
mond county will be Justice Van Wyck's
SSss2SSinffe n Il. t dIsm De%q SnS fh s1Gnss' + ExPi} eaTsSii
enjoy the condolences Of the Democratic man
will be Van Wyck and jerks,
1t has been practically decided that the four
In the Second district. Israel L. Fischer In the
Fourth, Charles q, Bennett In the Fifth. and
sdS% Wiib R;,H9 Sgea is tos Si n the T Rs Sfstriet,
which Ia strongly Republican. William A.
Prendergast. who ran last year and was de-
iitude Of the. Citizens' Union. will probably be
again named in spite Of the supposed antaRo,-
Michael J; Dady and some Of the, other Re-
publican seaders, Among the. other candi-
S5S Ssn' II He 1hs RaIs,S Sre y aiG tSe r6 SGgnS ward Of f nnd
Henry A. Smith and George NJ. Weed OF the
Twenty.third wnrd.
sional honors are likely TO be: Second district.
John NJ. Clancy: Third district. Congressman
Fifth district, Thomas Delaney; Sixth dis
There .a is still questionable a e.. uncertainty " in
S%h ioSael . >. e oeRey oFs the faRqslss sS S1arif s
can again don his Senatorial togo II
IN the Eighth EffS'v district determined that senae
tor Wray would be succeeded by Assembly,
man Marshall. Senator P; H McCarrep win
trict in the upper house at Albany unless eX-
Senator George Z. Owens. Edward H.
Schleuter. Burt :Reiss or some other, auda-
cious Republican may be able to pull down
the heavy normal Democratic majority In the
district.
There Is a host of Republican competitors
for, the nomination in the Sixth, district.
self by carrying for the Democrats w years
ago. The list includes Eugene +. -Q,Connor.
| John b. Summerfield. Jesse Frost, William H.
Quinn and Alexander Robb. There does not
seem to be any disposition on the Democratic
side to interfere with senator McNulty in max
ing Observation-Disclosures but II has been suggest
ed that Capt. Clayton, who led TroopCto Porto
Rico. would probably make a stronger candi-
date.
All the Republican and Democratic Assem-
blymen who served at Albany last winter. with
two or three exceptions. are looking for re-
nominations. and few OF them are likely to be
set aside.
Republican forecasters express confidence
that Kings county's delegation to Washington
will be solidly Republican and that the party
will make substantial gains in the Senate and
Assembly delegations. The Democratic man
ayers profess to see q strong political. DRIFT In
their direction and are predicting In roa Is on
tho Republican column all along the line. The
situation. each side admits. will be much clari-
fled after the gatherings at Saratoga and SYRIA
cuge next week. ~