The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-03


Democrats Mass Meeting In tho Park.
meeting of the democrats Of New York called
onMouday evening the Park ratiy the nomina
lions Of the nominating committee Of for the
Offices Of Judges Of this Judicial District but In
quencs Of the unavorable Of the weather the
evening Of that day the meeting postponed to last
evening At half past six O'Clock
pursuant to adjournment, the meeting held last
evening" ana FRANCIS B. CUTTING. Esq appointed chair
man. and number other gentlemen appointed score.
taries
Mr.. BrRNEs read the address of the nominating com.
Mr. LIVINGSTON LivNosroN read set of resolutions,
which were una nimously passed.
few remarks in favor candidates selected by the
nominating committee. in the selection OF whom. he
cncty to the past experiment which the voters of this
state were now entering upon and predicted hap
the opponents Of the measure; but the unanimity
Of the nominating committee and the perfect absence
vailed ut the meeting, were to him guarantee that
1t would be successful. OF the several gentlemen
who were put forth for the SURFACES of the voters
OF this city, all but two Of them were well known
as faithful administrators of public justice and
those two, from what he and the public knew Of them
were competent and trustworthy He said it had been
urged against the democratic party that it would not
coalesce with the wings in making their nominations
but it had good and sufficient for so doing
because by keeping separate the voters Of New York
would have presented to them greater number Of
didates, known to them from among whom they could
select the best and most competent.
Mr. CUTTING next addressed the meeting. He con-
the voters Of this city on the triumphant sue
complete absence Of all disposition to riot and disorder
which was observable In the meeting
The following report then offered to the meetng:-
1hs Rsmoeraiic judicial Nominating Convention respsc
I this being the frs, occasion when the people Of
the Con enton have felt that unusual responsibility rested
Offices they had serious duty to perform to the whole
The perpetuy of republican institutions altogether do
sSds az ami z. avp the Of The laws.
the impartial and fearless admin.n,ion Of justice To we
.n and e % Of s S s
rights which grow Of the relations Of individuals
and IL a; s:ss es s'i:
@h s s ~ s s
the %oss
IN s
The; e! G s es .Ss eli e;
Ss
suy aS people @ the laws
s s If. a
s ysS 10 q the
viii The laws but familiar s %IS p1 SsS
be added the most thorough with
doubted ssp,cy before the public have confidence
sssnss /? city Of New
State Before our city court; brought the intricate
IL Sss s g
e M sie woaS Be- w q. n.
Of ;utors lead disastrous ruinous delays.
a:
the arrived at must mus eommead ii.snot only
the great p0c Py they in this instance but to
With unanmity they have nominated all the existing
whom the public have long besa faml arwhoss great
sssIses. Known mpt.iisy lodged Capacity
have placed bp untred and inexperienced
,n s n. our ~SI hay have been 1 M
interest BY selecting whose the bench
For the Superior Court and the Court Of Pe.. the
pssect judges have been nominated with the exception Of
the cOg and in whose stead the convention have
In nominating additional candidates Supreme Court
men have oos s endowed
con.d have Influenced The convention place
charged his duties with remarkable ability
and Importantly.
judicial Ticket inc
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS
JUDGES THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ADDISON GARDINER, ofMonroe.
GREENE G BsoNsoN, Albany
FREEBoRN g. JEwErr. OF Ouondaga.
- Fon CLERK OF THE coynT OF ArrrAL'
CHARLES 8. BENTON, of Herkimer.
JUDGES SUPREME COURT.
f. r. HURLBUT, SAMUEL JONES, JOHN w. EDMoNps.
HENRY p EDWARDS
FOR JUDGES SUPERIOR
THOMAS j. OAKhEy, AARON VANDERPoEL,
LEWIS H. SANpFoRD
JUDGES COMMON PLEAS
MICHAEL ULsHoErrEs, ?. INoRAHAM,
CHARLES P. DAILY.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
JOHN McKEoN
The meeting then adjourned.
Law Intelligence.