The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-19

Of the twenty-five election districts, New
man getting the Twelfth, Sixth and Second.
k~ruleNltCh's vote wat ~, Ncwman's, go
In the r~,vcnty-nfth Aesemblyman Ezra
r. Prentice. the Parsons candidate, de-
feated Richard Van COtt, the Odell-Quigg
man. by 1883 votes 10 927, With one district
missing. The new r~wcnty-fifth includes
"A part If the old FIFTH, in which the Van
Cots, father and son, we're supreme
a good many years. In,the First and Second
cleotion districts there were 205 registered
voters, and the count showed that 700 votes
were cast. The Prentice supporters have
charged that ~foaters were in the district,
J B. G. Rinehart, the Harvard man who
made a picturesque fight against Jimmy
March and his running mate. Louis ~:
Hoenninger, was badly defeated in.the lhlrd
Assembly diotrict. HOarningeT's vote, with
only three election districts missing, is
ia, while that Of Rinchart is only .2s4.
Hoenninger il an Odell man and Rinehart
was the Parsons candidate. Rinehart
was stunned by the result. he said he
couldn't understand it,.
Il got the votes in, y he said, but the
other fellows got them out. don't see
how they did il. know there was a great
deal of foul work, and that men voted
under other mems names. Still felt
sure that had enough votes in the boxes
to win" -.
Mr.. Rineharts men begged Of him last
night TO contest the vote and declared tina
! they could p'Oduce afidavits showing
| wholesale frau "a. Mr.. Rinehart said he
would think il over.
In the First district F. n Orlando. the
Parsons candle ate for leader, defeated
Michael Hines, the Odell-QulgG candidate
by a vote Of 934 to sol.
In the Second, district Joseph Levlnson,
the Quigg-Odell candidate, defeated the
two rival Parsons candidates. levlnson re-
ceivei 052 votes. Eli Rosenberg 33S votes +,
and Judge Kramer ~ votes.
In the contest for Republican leadership
of the Twentv-third Assembly district be-
tween &. ". Woodward and W. y smith.
both Parsons men, Woodward won, HIS
ma Oritv vaS estimated NJ from lT5 TO 100
In the Seventh district William Halpin,
Odelrs former county chairman. won easily
from Oscar Eh-horn, the Parsons man.
Halpin got .f3I votes md Ehrhorn 3is.
The Parsons candidate, headley NJ.
Greene, was elcCted hbader in the Republic
can contest in the Thirty-fourth Assembly
district. He received 800 votes, as against
SOL for Henry Hunneke, Jr.
G. H.. Woodward, who il for Parsons,
defeated the Odell candidate, William II.
Smith. in the T~wenty-third district. Wood
ward got 1858 and Smith $50 votes.
In the Twenty-fourth Assembly district
Morris Levy, a Parsons man, defeated
Joseph Fabian. The vote was; Levy, aga;
Pobian, 100.
County Chairman Herbert Parsons was in
high spirits when reporters found him at
the county committee rooms last night,
Naturally we are very much pleased.
said MIR. Parsons, and We think the result
shows that the Republican organization Is
sound to the core
What will he the effect on the State
chairmanshipP" Mr.. Parsons was asked.
"Of course he replied, MIR. Odell will
not be reelected chairman 81 the state
committee.
is this victory a victory for Gov.
HigRins?"
well, az between Gov. Higgins and
ex-Gov. Odell, it certainly is, because Gov.
Higgins is on our side.
no you think Gov. Higgins will he re-
n~ominated?"
why, / don't know whether he will be
a candidate for a renomiDatiCD, hut so FAR
as ! know he will be renominated II he
wishes il. Ii wasn't necessary to get the
delegation from New York county 70 ac-
complish that result"
will this affect Mr.. QuigC's influence
in the organization.
MIR. Quigg will certainly not have any
influence with the CHAIRMAN Of the county
committee" answered Mr.. Parsons with a
smile.
But what | want TO say" continued Mr..
Parsons, lis that this victory really means
that the Republican organization Is loyal
to the leadership Of President Roosevelt
and is free from the control Of the lobbying
interests"
This is how the delegates 70 the Republi-
can State con vention and the Republican
county committee will stand, as shown Nv
districts,