The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-14
WOODRUFF WINS IN BROOKLYN
HIfH LITTLE SETBiCkS FOR
nv MERE iND THERE.
John %. Wee sor, Carries Democratic
Primaries. which Are Tame hrarh".
NoorhIe> aud Othrr~ Combined Might
spoil woodruff COW enii0n Plans.

hIu.~ from the hlev=i:'h t@s''''ihi"
dIs'u,.. from the Twelfth, William NJ
CaI,"r Ir'ul"r. from IN" sixteenth
Fdrr pu. " Noorhies from he kiEh
,..U;h / : Krac,c
IN ,u" district the only IN" VA Which
lhr cir "a purely Rouseg ethan. the
Nrr'.yuth Assembly u II Raw the
Rl,t.t'.. nan. vas uvatcn nv Charles j
HaItrr' Previous to the election Raw
noodr, the district with circulars M Which
he dcsrrrb"t Haub"rt ~ AN antl-fo"S''-
ve' rrsu Hauh"rt defeated Ray hy al
least Ju majority
In IN" First Assembly district Morris
' BY lpst bv lbs g. Michael Dldy
In the Sas,ond DemoCrat.c As-emhl Y
district Bridges T'olhnd I.i3I Colcan
/. 600 In the Fourth Democratic. brennan
drew Isis. Burns. 56s In the
Sixth Democratic. Thompson. >. SIS
Democratic Murphy. 2.?i0. Motley. $40
In the Fourteenth Democratic. Mckeon.
1879. Carroll. l373. In IN. Fifteenth
Democratic, CARPENTER. i.s40, McQuaoie,
1854. In the Eighteenth Democratic.
McCooey, 2.oI3. DNyer. 0so In the Ninth
Democratic, Thomas r. Wogan beat Jere-
miah J Oleary 10y nearly Loo.
In tho Fourth. Republican. Define r
polled llW Mcnamara. 7?O. In the
Fourteenth, Republican. Owens got $50.
Mcneil SiI GIN the Eighteenth. Republ-
can. Kracke, 2.sSS; Gunnison. $50 The
regulars IN the Republicans won through
out.
There were sixteen primary contests
IN Brooklyn Yesterday. the Republicans
having SIX and the Democrats ten The
respective organizations were not spe-
cially Interested in the outcome. as the
fights on both sides were the result IT
personal rivalries for control ~ the As
sembly districts affected
Although the leadership 81 Timothy
l.. Woodruff "a the Republican boss m
Kin0s county. which he has maintained
with comparative ease since his -snsa-
sional overthrow of the late Jacob worth
many years ago. was not directly a~saIlei
81 the primaries his friends fully realI2"
that IL may he seriously lmpsrilled Il h"
fails u -~Cur" IN" support II q majority
Of the 1l2 delegates from the county 20
the Saratoga convention WIN Naval
Officer = ! " KracSe Cpngr~-s-n a.
William u calder and Postmaster : W
NoorhIe- thre" e tn" most influential
distrIC' Leaders Iu open revolt against
hls political management "a party Affairs
m N" stat" and the Young Republican
club ard ether strong urglnizatIu ions m
bitter warfar. with nlm over ms oppu-l-
ttDn Z primary nominations % j. crnh-
DENLY prsiI"tai nat ms prliiIcal urpp.
" III u'f remain secure ia -" l''ll arena
should be receive 4 crushing defeat ~
SaratoFl
Pr'nIergas' had uspn IN M" ground a
month ago and AIKEN the sam" stand for
Roosevelt and tha progress we cpniiugen'
he did on his return from Europe '"N
davs ago a movement would hay" b-s'n
organlzod - run an ant Woodruff ticket
at tho primaries Yesterday Just how
the delegation to rho sta" convention
will b. split up viii probably not y" def
nitely known until u ge', 20 SaratU ga.
but y - assumed that k:-Cke ialder and
VOORHEES, will have in addition To the
'went y-siN Delegates from their own DIS
triCtS a. least ~ "ntv- fiy.. or thirty from
the twenty other Assembly dis; -lc;-
thus coming very close - securing "a
majority - the delegation m" -itua-
ton may 10 b.t'or defined rhsn me A.
Eemhly conventions are held tomorrow
nj gh' 20 Chop-" the delegates
John " \lC1 oOcy has md t5anurnl
year since h. succeeded senator NJ 'arren
a. Democratic leadsT and there seems -
he n" disposition 10 disturb h regime.
although he had a primary fgu' vest@r-
day on me- hands IN nIs oNu b4iiIw !ck the
81 ght cont Cirst-Ic.. his opDpu.lt bang
John y. lrwyer. backed 10y PRESIDENT %
the Borough Steers who ma n"vr- fp--
given tn" pr gan ~ .1u for turning h.'s
down for r"app"Iui n"n' a. MBgIs'ra'"
He Won pu' with ily pg Cplors TINS and
most = ~" ether Ieinprra'.c primal
fight wor" really uui grpNfh- 4 m.
Mc,arren fa"rynal warfar" vi b pro