New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-21
OTJGG'S RE- ELEC7TON ELL I
EXPECTED TO RE HEAD OF THE COUNT
COMMITTEE AGAIN-WHAT The
RESULTS MAY

,o,oue, r Ouigg. president Of the hepuo"0 o..
! County Committee. said yesterday ' Tan
| Republican primaries on TUESDAY t"o'' -,oosod
M opnostion to him exhibited. ana ne was . I, {,
with the results OF tho prinar'e7 w. iii he re-
&c understood by the district leaders s,,,or
-. 20 bts rresent Office without oPPos..'
,rho new County Committee will meet heH r,
aa, evening in the Murray Hi Ly'eun'' ." =,
1-birtv-fourth-st. TO organize. beio'e ~ -, .be
,h,s week the district leaders VIII in'o ~ D.,
headquarters Of the County ,,o 80 he taken
Nadlson-ave and arrange for aouon ~ Dan,,tIcan
" ho meeting Of the committee Inc i'pun,'.'-'
dis,rict leaders elected at the primaries VI"
day are the following e, rreaerick
, Nor,in II Heacy; 3 Dennis shea' o. 49,, g
nav. p 7 O'Brien: 3. Cornelius an wv
l"Iu' - ,,ar.b. F j. Miller: g. Charles n
,,urrov. q Frederick s. Gibbs; TO- Ferdihanu h..
. - 1obn p Wlndoph; r. John suehlng; To-
49,, 1oveshof. A. j. F. Degnan Is, g. w wan
,rator. 1s George Hilhard; Il, John Keisen"eoei'
* william Henkel. ~, George X Bld"el, ~, F. y,
Goddard. o. Abraham Gruber; r. e. X beAo"'
% Moses Mckee. a. Smith Pine o. Charies a.
Hess. g. Jastrow Alexander, p. James W. Perry
q robn II Gunner; o. 4. T. Mason. 3d. J. [. era
ham. 81 silas c. Croft. 30, Isaac Newman; 49,
r,ronk RAYMOND: a. ". II Ten Eyck; 3d. r. H.
Healy .x
The success Of T Norton Goddard at the Repuo-
Ncan primaries IN the XNth District was SPOKE"
20 Yesterday by many Republican politicians as
a., Indication that an end 10 the political career
Of Lightning Jim" Stewart the former leader OF
The district and former State Inspector OF Gas
Meters had been reached. Mr. Goddard, II was
said represented cleaner politics than ever hao
been known in the XXth District under stewart
Many Of the politicians were smiling az me easy
manner IN which Assemblyman Frank Bulkley Oh
me XNIXth District had been disposed or al me
r-inaries I'm the district He was turned Out OF
he leadership Of the Republican organization IN
his district A few months ago. ana IL was u luSt
stood that he would run some KIND o. an opposIIo.
ticket AT the primaries His name did not appear
or any ballot at the primaries. but the hdHies, y.
some ~ his friends were on opposition pah0t
that was run in the district. That ballot got Only
about one hundred votes. . ,.,.,o.,s at.
John Sabine Smith. some of the poHtlclans Sl So
Yesterday. would have to QUIT trying 10 pVSs ~
Penuhlican organization in the NNNIlth DlsUiC'.
TIie defeat hv James W Perry for the leadershlp
q second time has convinced his friends that tneIe
should be more harmony in the district organ@d-
ton II said Yesterday that e19r'S 10 pS f
nm friendship between the Smith and Perry rae
tions would be the result Of the vote al 4uesua!
Charles Comisky went 70 the headquarters Of the
Republican County Committee, at no. Madlson-
ave- Yesterday afternoon. ana told the people theie
frat an opposition ticket had Won In the ia as
sanhlv District al the primaries on luesdtN, pul
that IL did no. mean change IN ledneishli, az
Denis Shea the old time leader. was on poln
tickets The candidates for County Commltteemeh
on the regular ticket were Denis shea. Hcnry
Tatban and Patrick Elf on the opposition
ticket the candidates were Denis Shea' naiits
Eomisky nd Daniel Isola. Mr. COmisky SAID thdt
tfe ticket won nv about 400 votes 70 -. Ills report
was received with some incrcdulliy