New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
OVER A DOZEN CONTESTS
BITTER IN TAMMANY, BUT NOT PRO
DUCTIyE OF BAD BLOOD AMONG
REPUBLICANS.

,od sbor+ .s rnanv differences 10 settle the polls
as had the Democrats. In New-York County there
were more than a Gozen primary election contests
Among the Republicans they served to bring our d
large number of voters without creating much bad
blood while of the Tammany fights were ek-
treney bitter the in the I'D District nelns 'he
worst.
Tbe penut,ioan aght IN which there the most
I'll feeling was in the With District. where Joseph
II Hackett tried to take the leadership away from
Franklin D. Miller Hackett was defeated cy vote
OF IA 10 S45. Miller asked for the aid OF supeiih-
tendent McCullagh. alleging that the opposiuon
was yoing 10 attempt vote 200 men whose names
were illegally on the rolls. Miller previously mao
brought an action the Supreme Court as a re-
suit of which Judge Trrax on Monday caused anout
seven hundred names TO be taken from the roils-
Mr. Miller said last night that the opposition had
attempted 10 Illegally registered men carry III
the evening. but that they were promptly ehai-
lenged and made further attempt TO vote Ihsre
were two arrests in the Fourth Election Dstrict'
bu no trouble of serious nature
In the NXvth Assembly District McDougali
Hawkes. defeated Charles =. HasS for the leader
ship Of the district by vote Of S9s 10 f4o. Ihere
Was lively and exciting contest throughout tnis
district Completed returns did rot arrive at 'le
besdo,,arters No II.s broadway. until late IL
was declared there thai the Hess facuon h@u
been hacked by the police. This. Il was decIaleo'
was esperislly true in the western part OF the oiS
rricf where there a big colored popniauOii'
f,tristopaer Stewart the colored captain OF the
Fifth ELECTION District, declared that the Po'-e'
- ,-ie5 +o ornress his men and during the even
ing some Of the I[awkes supporters from this MS
-rict 5iss,layed bloody heads ano brolseS' "-iiN'
,he,, allerea came from police blackjacis
Among the Republican ranks in the AAlsf AS
senbly District there were minor contests ~ "
election districts. the With and the AAhsth- Az
the latter Abraham Gruber who is ihe ieaaer %
the entire Assembly district. was beaten oy "eo 6
IA KLINE who secured lfty-four votes aealhst
Mr. Cruher's twenty-four. ot the for'E-lhree e,eo-
rion districts in the XXIst Assembly District MT
Gruber carried all but one, and mat one "aS 'A'
XyXVth.
Jseoh 4 Ne,-stead a brewery collector. opposed
Johr stiahl.,:s for leader Of the Republican or
ganization IN the XIith Assembly Lis'r'ct W.
arrests were made for Illegal voting Stlep'ins
ssrrted his district despite the hard fight put up
ty Newstead. The total vote was announced O.
10 O'Clock 10 be: Newstead. 274; Stieblins ~"
The contest in the lid Assembly Dlsuie' DC
tween Frederick Haldy and Andrew ). scooie was
won by Haldy by large majority. There was no
excitement throughout the district Scoble SAID
he would protest against the vote in the AAth
Election District.
I'm the Annexed District the Republican ticket
headed by Richard n. Arrow received AS votes,
while that headed by Afford w Cooley received Z''
votes. Mr.. Arrows majority being 11o- MT Arho"
and William S. German were elected delesates TO
the city convention. When the result was an
nounced Mr.. Arrows friends were 1uoiiant' ana
gave vent TO their jcy with fireworks and process
sion.
There was a well hammered contest in the XXIXth
District where Alexander T. Mason was opposed by
Frank H. Partridge Mr.. Mason is the leader. ano
he was supported by Robert c. Morris. the chair-
man of the Republican County Conml'tee- N.Y.
Mason the fight.
With the returns from one election district MISS
ing the 95l for Mr. Mason and 5oi for MI
Partridge. Mr. Partridge was defeated in his own
election district.
In all the districts the Republicans elected dele
gates TO City County and District conventions
which are to make fusion nominations. The dele
gates elected the Republican City Convention In
the districts of New-York County were the follow
ing:
I-Martin H. Healey Antonio Dalessandro and
s1 PSP Teakins s9a ana MeTsSa MY ehses
Mso1ns Ia Leas gdarea HGennsaser 3ens william H.
1veWiIIiam ilhea f" H. Guy. Harry silverman. Isaac
&sis e EaR = BsSSb GS ? b1TShs SsSsa GR?hsi
Frawley. ": v. Dyer, J. J Hamilton Alexander
vI-James E. March. Alfred z. ommcn. Thomas
McNuty. William j. Baker and William j.
vII-Frankln b. Miller William c. Baxter; Wayne
NJ Musgrave. John ]. Harmon. John Miller and
v1iI~charles II Murray, Max G. Ernst, Dr. Pierre
sssre 3 chs chs DF Thomas l. Hamilton Will
lam Halpin. l. ID. Richards James j. DUFFY.
Thomas J. Clarke Albert Ferguson and James
xferdinand Eidman. Charles schwick jeremiah
j. Sullivan. Joseph J. kumb. Michael Gassmann'
william Fase Renaer sb s1f Wtsm Wk Tbomas AsGnms R. Light
bourn. Charles Lenz. John oun and Daniel
XIINJohn stebling Simon seide. Jacob schloss and
christopher J. Fortman Nm ,o,, coh-
hard Michael OKeefe and Emil schwarz
XIV-James F. Pegnam. Millar Britt. Patrick Jor,
zen. Jacob jung. jr., Lawrence Mulvihiii ana
xvGeorge " wanmaker ;,,y William SIar Matthews rs
Richard c. Van Horn and sigmund w. kohn;
L. Jeroloman. Nathan Moses and Thomas j.
yx-Ir Iahn fsaIs.nveher Giles Wanmaker Charles
B. Page. John w. Noble and Mortimer NJ Osul-
z Reilly. joseph schott and Philip D. Bund
FrdSf RdSs Is5aqs .ms Wjiam E 4aSs ce2s 91
bic. Charles F. Bruder J Van Wechten ,,l,IGa olcott
Hehs5d f. Daarsa Leo G HnEman %a Psy ey HIsn Ra
ru George W: Avery and William B. Fuller
Tood, Dennis c. Doris John Gillard and James
xxI-Abra ham Gruber. william NJ. X. olcott
Palmer. George {. smedden John ", cuthber,
srisk E. Wood. payid Lewis John c. DoIland
THOMPSON. Thomas H Gccsrrick and E W
xxII-charles Z. Lexow William r. Wilcox
Jacob Kahn. Leonard j. obermeier and Charles
GI n YosssS RJss Esrt 6 w;L,sP PattsGP
Tsnyv bsTss ssay T Thomas
Roey P Geoshesan i and deco George W " Il Howelis @''
xxIv-smith Pine John Goode. La Mott Harts-
hes Tsm swks. and Heef
Nicholas Murray Butler. Richardson G. Baslsy.
Varnum JOB Hedses Arthur sturRes.
waehsms and GnoTse La S.anse sea
Lawrence Farley;
xxvIIT.John II. Gunner benjamin oppenhemer.
xxIx%EGssrs Morris c5ag5eey & Repf,y.
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