The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-16
CITY POLITICS.
The Tammany Judiciary and Senatorial
States Made OBt-The Offices
and the Nominees.

met and ueciueu W Jon It's nominees for the judiciary
vacancies aud ior full slate OF names for the sena-
toral vacancieS. The following named gentlemen
are slated for.the places following their names on
either slate Sad presented for the SURFACES
of the people at the forthcoming November cleo.
tion;-a
EEE JUDIC2ARY-T11E SUPREME COURT.
Judge John R. Brady, one OF the present incunl-
Oez<s on the bench Of Common Pleas, Is nominated
% MI the vacancy in the Supreme Court occasioned
oy the expiration OF Judge Clerke's term.
Judge Clerke has filled two terms OF the court
with unqnesttonable ability, fairness and Impair
ualty. Under the Judiciary clause OF the new con-
stitution he would be ineligible to serve another
term, and hence the reason OF Tammany not putting
him again In nomination. Judge Cerke Will retire
from the bench with the character Of an upright
judge. with the highest encomiums OF his associate
judges Of the bench OF every grade OF the whole legal
profession and Of his fellow citizens, ana with the
best wishes OF all for many happy years OF healthful
rest and enjoyment in bis retirement.
Judge John r. Brady's nomination az Judge
Cerke's successor VIII be accepted by oil classes OF
our citizens as fitting tribute OF recognition and
appreciation OF judicial duties well and wortny
performed, ana as an earnest that Tammany leaders
have no other object In their judicial nominations
than sincere desire TO put the right men In the
right places.
THK SUPERIOH COURT.
Judges John H. McCunn md John ]. Friedman are
renominated to the places on the bench OF the Su-
perior Court which they now respectively occupy.
Tammany's denomination of these oillclals was ex.
pecfed and looked forward to with pleasure by the
bench, the bar their constituents In the democratic
ranks and by citizens OF every political denomina-
ton and stripe.
larry one OF the "demsn having by intense industry
well directed application and cultivated talents
great city to his present high position, He has won
his honOrs nobiy, and he wears them we'll, as
IL VIII Eureiy receive III his reelection by the people.
Judge Friedman has commended himself not only
to tue nominating power to his fellow copntrymen,
The bar, and his renominat ion will fnd popular
For the vacancy the bench OF the Superior Court
Cccasioned by the expiration OF Judge Fithlans
term, by appointment there are three candi.
dates, and Tanmany has not yet made its choice
ss between them. The race is between ex Judge
Leonard, James c. Spencer and George shea-all
good men and true, and each worthy, as Tamlnany
may select, the SURFACES Of the people for the
vacancy.
Although Judge Brady has received the nom,na
ton Tor the coming vacancy in the Supreme Court
he Will not on that account resign his place on the
two years ago. He Will retain his seat for the
present and leave the vacancy herafter to be filled
save word OF trouble TO Peter Bismarck sweeny,
VINO has devoted all his time aud thought and
study since his return from Europe to the compost
tion OF this judiciary slate.
For the vacancy accruiug by the expiration Of
Judge Barrett's term aud his decllnation OF any
Frederick W; Loew,. Of the Fifth judicial district
Court brother ro to Charles LGsw
ceding mentioned ones, proves how wen
the Tammany leader hes considered and wisely
iarity Of its nominees but the fitness Of each Tor
the 0iices for which they have been selected. Mr..
IoGus. translator to the Court Of Common Pleas,
craft n hndv
Germans and Irish combined; but there will be
hardly show on the part OF the opposing political
parties
MARINE COURT.
The vacancy accrulng on the bench OF the Marine
Judge Michael c. Gross. That Iammany mas acted
wisely and JudiciOusly In the denomination it is only
IN the CITY had its eve ppon pSne Cross Is can1,.
date on Q fusion ticket The checkmate OF Tam
many WIN not prevent them separately and col
and hearty endorsement Of Judge Gross Tor renom-
ination aud re election.
sURRoGATE's COURT.
Mr.. Robert O. Hutchngs the present able and in
deatgane ASSISTANT District Attorney, has received
STONED BY the expiration Of Mr. Gideon 5. fuckers
term Mr.. Hutchings Will bring to the discharge of
legal experience, improved by study, but fund OF
legislative information acquired In two years. ser.
vice IN the Assembly at Albany.
THE RECORDER'S COURT AND DISTRICT ATTORNEYS
OFFICE.
Recorder Hackett and District Attorney Garvin
benches. The fitness OF these gentlemen for the
offices they fill and which they renominated to
M IS too well known TO require the slightest CON-
ment.
THE SENATORIAL SLATE
All the old fncumbents-tne present ex-Senators
Qi last year-are renominated, with the exception Of
Mr. Genet, In whose place tthe Eighth DISTRICT Mr.
Terence Farley has been nominated. There viii be
no Tammany democratic opposition TO any Of these
nominations, except 1t may be In the case OF Mr..
Genet, who VIII probably contest his Old seat with
Mr. Farley. The slate stands as follows:-
FDtt9tk OiStfict-Ar. William NJ, Tweed. rcuOmf-
FiJlh Dfstyict-Mr. Michael Norton. renomna,ed.
SfIM DiStffct-Mr. Thomas J. Dreamer, renomi
mated.
Ssrenth Dtstrict-Mr. John J. Bradley, renominatcd
Dice MIR. Genet
The denomination Of four OF the i've Senators that
represent New York city Is sufficient proof that
these gentlemen worthy representatives OF Tam
many and OF the best interests OF the city and State
aua. .ney WI ase coniesa, 70 encounter
parties under the lead Of Mr.. smith Ely, Jr., IS
almost certain, as fusion ticket, with the names OF
the most popular men that can be induced to run in
opposition, Will be presented before election day.
Mr.. Farley Is a new man. but not lacking IN any OF
the qualities required to make him an efficient and
trustworthy representative OF district and Of the
best interests OF the city and State.
many yesterday The ball is now opened The chief
OF the red men has developed his tactics leaves
me rest OF the h@ open 70 s to beat
the sagacity of his craftsmanship and the strength Of
bis Opponents.
The Radical Republican Senatorial Conven.
tions.
The various radical republican Senatorial conven-
tions were held last evening for the purpose OF
nominating Senatorial candidates for the Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth districts. Owing
TO the bad state OF the weather the attendance at
she various places OF meeting was very limited and
little interest was shown In the proceedings. In
each convention committee was appointed to con.
fer with the other organizations OF the district.
The Fourth District Convention was held at No. $50
East Broadway. Mr.. Nathan Kingsley, ST., occupied
the chair. There was very small attendance and
after the meeting had organized they adjourned
without nominating any candidate.
The FYftn District Convention met at Lebanon
Hall, No. 10 Abingdon square. The Seventh, Eighth.
Ninth and Thirteenth Assembly districts were repre-
scented by delegates number OF delegates from
Abe Thirteenth district claiming TO be regular were