The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

NREAT DE1oCR .TC DEMONSTRATION SECOND
~ Judicial district eomPrising the Fourth sixth and
Fourteenth wards. 300 democrats ON deck pat
large and meeting Of the democratic rspub
Mean electors Of the Second judicial district mprpg
the Fourth Sixth and Fourteenth wards convened ct
the shakspsare Hotsl corner Of Duane and william
Streets ON Tuesday evening" October IL 1884, to hear
the report Of the regular Democratic Judicial Nominating
Convention Of this district ana to respond to the
nation Of Police Justice,
TMorHY GARRlcK. Eo.,
called TO the chair the following Al ntlemsu were
chosen Vice Preddents-
FOURTH WARD. william Rayse,
John Tagan, James Garvey,
James kiley, Patrick KcLoushun
Richard Joyce, John Henry Rode.
Maurice OKeefe, YoURn1Nm WARD.
William Phillips, Thomas Whslan
Charles Dsvlin. Edward Friel
SIXTH WARD. Thomas Collins,
John w. WArth, John Major,
Edward Rowe, Michael smith,
Peter Riley,
tariss-
Henry J. Allen, Daniel O'MearA,
Peter Hot, Phillip DECKER,
John Ronner, Francis O'aouvke,
MI William Sinclair, in behalf VI the Judiciary Noi
unanimously adopted by the meeting with loud cheers
ard other marks Of approbation-
Fellow citizens of tho second Judicial district-The
Convention elected by TO present for your suffrage
proper to discharge the duties Of Police Justice
for your district respectfully report. that they have
ing candidate they have neither omitted to consLier
the importance Of their the necessary Quaa
ms OF Inc gentleman 70 pc chcHen Inc convention
hare no doubt that you VII realize thisin the nomn.-
tion Of your favorie, and the well aad much ad
mi;ei MATTHEW T. BRENNAN.
Mr.. Brennan born in the 6istrict, whore he has
grown from boyhood TO honorable manhood, with IN.
bit upon hi. democracy or his fame
The Convention have hesitation In saying that
eninently qualified for the position to which they hox,
you viii elevate him. His xperience In the Police De-
parmsnt Of which he has been sctive and vgflaut
member sommends him particularly TO your considera
ton and support Bis duties there faithfully dsch.rg
ed have taught him not only the best
crime but the bsst method Of reting out the offenders
and the knowledge thus acquired while IL endorses his
integrity Snd usefulness adds materially to his fitness
for the once.
Mr. Brennan ID further commended 20 Won bv his
ability by his manly character frbearing temper and
c,urteous demeanor. These merits viii secure to you,
Ia the election Of Mr. brennan, efficient and fearless
officer and the calm, hrn yet msrciful administrator
Of criminal justice.
Richard Busteed, Esq and she Hon. Mike walsh
The meeting then adjourned, with nine hearty cheers
for the eandidate and Afterwards formed in procession
and marched through the district
PRESIDENTS.
John Tsgan, william Hsyes,
James Riley, James Garvey,
Richard joyce. Patrick aeIOuQhln,
Maurice O'Keefe, John Henry Rode,
william Phillips, Thomas WhelAp,
Charles Dey'in, Edward Friel,
john W. Warfh, Thomas Coilins,
Edward Rowe, John Major,
Peter Riley, Michael smith
Henry J. Allen, Daniel O'Mears
Peter HoN, Phillip Decker
Michael McLoushlin, Patrick Muldoon,
John Ronnsr, francis 0Rourke.
INpRPENDENr CANDIDATE IOH COMMISSIONER On
j Streets cpd IADps, JOSEPH n FBtING