New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
NEW-YORK.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CoNvE

REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION
An adjourned meeting of the delegates to
the Republican County Convention held last evening
to complete the nominations for the county MT Elsos
the XIth District The delegation objected to MT Eil-
and presented the name OF Pesr Mer 70 M % eho
CATION TO fll the vacancy after Mr. Wetmore had ehosen
his substitute The Conyention 6y large mporIT
wetmore's substitute was rejected After the ealing
OF the roll the Convention went INTO nonllnauoa
Oliver received 80 votes VIM H. Mckinney g. FREDERICK
Sc and tS pN Of MI ES Oliver was ac
unanimous. Dr. VIM. v Alexander was nominated " III
the the on ' of en shaer Col Rush G Hawkins
was nominated BY acclamation for the office OF District
Attorney The following named gentlemen were placed
in nomination for Coroners DR. A. H. Robinson DR. Louis
Naumann. DR. James p Noruell. Dr. u r. snodgraSs ahu
having received the largest number Of votes.
were declared the candidates
THE TwENTY-sECoND WARD REPUBLICANS .,
Mr. David b. Mellish, chief officer OF Councn
No l Of the Union League of America, presided
at enthusiastic RSOem,eedng OF MGr tG' 6SSg SSSg
S last Sso eyspns sd The eleeton in PsHnsyiyana
should discourage no one. The Democrats Dred ia
work for honest living strained every nerve for sue
cess and poled a smaller vote than in 1896. We were
Work 10 say whether we shall add another 20 the re-
pubcs whose ePtaph has been Written 10 venne cur
all battles and boodshed ended aud only patience re-
qured had allowed the Ts6es to escaPe as
unSubdued. MeSSrS
spoke before the meeting adjourned
CONSTITUTIONAL UNION COUNTY CONVENTION,
The County Convention of the Constitutional
unon ORGANIZATION convened at Masonic Hall last
ng one hundred and twenty eight gates and sub
stitutes were present John X. Barrs was appOihseo
CHAIRMAN and Ihomas Austin and Charles L. Thatcher
were appointed Secretaries. ON the first ballot for
candidate for sheriff. James 0'Brlen received "
votes Michael Connolly 81, and Thomas IL. Fer
ris g. There was one blank. The vote on James
OBren made unanimous VIM G. conner was nom,
mated by acclamation for County Clerk A. Oakley HAN
was unanimously nominated for Dstrict-Attorncy. At
this stage Of the proceedings delegate SAID: move.
Mr. Chairman, that recess be taken and We 90 down
and take a drink with the candidates" The Convention
respected propetes and did not then go down For
Judge of the Supreme Court Albert Cariozo was nom
mated by acclamation. John j. Freedman, Thomas A.
Ledwith, c. $. Mcneil, ana james NJ Barbour
were named as candidates for Judges OF the
superior Court. c. s. Mcneil and James NJ
Barbour were unanimously nominated. D. X Brady was
nominated for Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas Tor
the long term and George Barets for the short term
George M Curtis VIM. }. Kane A. III. Reayy, and I'd.
s ha Marne m msr court George NJ Curtis was unanmosy
nominated. j. f. Hilton, A. b. Rollins, Joseph W iamo,
SSTro'TS Were named as candidates for CoroneIs. H
ton. Rollins, and Lamb were nominated, o. s,nnr Snsn
visor for the long term, and William joyce
or the short term committee OF nye was aPpo,,ta ,t
10 wait on the candidates and inform them OF the acon
OF the Convention. This committee acteu anu sov "
ported that several OF the candidates were DeaUW ,
that one them was lame and could not come UP ss
and would be glad the members OF the CohVeh9n
down stairs. motion for sdiournment was mmeuia.sy
talked OF the dignity of tho Convention, and the manifest
impropriety OF 100 men waiting on q nalldohen. ~
large number Of delegates, hats In hand, stIen.osy
urged the policy OF immediate Adjournment an a
cited opponent OF this action sisang To MS est % IA
sentoran tones declared II to be his belef that e sen
tIeInen advocated an immediate adjornment @ sso
they were thirsty. This Indignantly oenea W tnS
delegates who had seized their hats some ono ~ asn
that the Convention exact OF the candidates %
opposition TO fanatca legislation Ihe So'
penerallv laughed nj this fanatcAl icSislo,t
ana many shouted "The Excise Lawl TINS aspde
continued long time. Why one Oh tne ne Thr,nan
move am adjournment" called out delegate nes, pu'
ne can be brought up stairs can delegate soo
canT he o. rened one Of the dignity ofthe ConN ehloa
advocates Several of tho candidate tired at,u 0l M
sncccb In which he accepted the nomination. % %ana
III l,i himsoIf TO staud by those who stood hy uhs