New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

EFFECTS OF PRIMARIES.
BRISTOW ALMOST CERTAIN TO BE
NAMED FOR CONGRESS.
MoRGANs HOPES GoNE-DADY MAY LET
ANOTHER CONDUCT THE CAMPAIGN
BRENNER MENTIONED.

These are some Of the results which may be said
10 have been assured by the Republican primaries
held on Tuesday night Magistrate Henry Bris-
tow will receive the Congress nomination In the
lid District; Assemblyman John Hill Morgan Will
be defeated for a denomination to the Assembly in
the Ist District, and Frank C. Price who is also
young Assemblyman. having served only one term
will be returned from the XIIth District. Abraham
c. Degraw will probably get the Senate nomination
in the WITH District a result of the primary
vote but the situation is still considerably mixed
AssemblXman Davis will, however. find it impossi-
BILE to secure denomination although his sup
porters may go to a third candidate
Assembyman Audette Gus Weber may get the
Senate nomination in the XVIth District as a re-
suit of the victory OF Naval Officer Sharkey.
Friends OF Magistrate Bristow say that II Michael
j. Dady keeps his promise the Magistrate VIII
surely be nominated. In the XIIth Assembly Dis
trict they count getting seventy-nne out of the
ninety-eight delegates. Some time ago, 1t is said
Mr.. Dady promised to support Bristow When
however, Colonel Britton loomed up formidable
candldate II is said that Dady inclined to so
back on his promise. and wanted to throw his sup
port TO a third man. When he was asked to hold
to his promise. he said it would be impossible
for him TO do so unless Bristow a decided
victory in his own Assembly district. This he has
hold Dady to his promise There is a feeling
however, that Dady would like to assist Walter B.
Atterbury to get the nomination.
That Assemblyman Morgan will be turned down
might have reented in his hostility to Morgan on
account of the warm feeling which many of the
best element in the First Ward have for Morgan;
but the young man, in teing up Appleton and doing
all IN HIS power to secure Dadys downfall has sue
ceeded In gaining the lasting enmity Of the chair
ceeded in rolling up majority of 65 against Dady
in Morgans own district. Walter B. Atterbury is
e He R9s i6 ID a MoTga9
the organization more trouble in Albany last Win
Frank c. Price will benefit by the Bristow victory
In the XIIth Assembly District. If Britton had won
either Donovan or Thornet would have received
The situation in the WITH Senate District is com
plicated- Senator Davis has lost That is certain.
Ward, he only two districts There he gets
only votes, while DeGraw Will get 81. In the
Thirteenth Ward Davis did better, securing 15 to
DeGraws q. n the Seventh Ward Davis gets 40
and DeGr&w s. This gives DeGraw a total of 14
TO Y for Davis. In the Twenty-frst Ward Quaran-
has candidate for the Senate in the person of
ex-Assembyman Audette. If there is deadlock
get enough of the Audetta votes to nominate him.
On the other hand. Davis votes would never go 10
should happen there might be deadlock It Is
said that the State organization has asked
Michael J. Dady was happy yesterday as he
moved around Republican headquarters, wearing
the blue badge of the Pare Primary League. which
organized by Appleton.
The victory was not personal for me-" said he.
1T was rebulle to those who tried TO create dis
cord and disturb the harmony necessary for Repub-
ncan success next November I hope that all will
join and help roll UP big vote for Mckinley and
shake hands with any of my opponents and will
work with all 10 bring about success"
1t is said that now that he has secured triumph
mol of the campaign in Kings County if there
E ouid be any disposition 10 put ii in other hands.
and could give that to retire. Jacob
Brenner is mentioned as his successor.