New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22

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! but he ia no doubt selfnominated. ,.,
and Thirteenth Wards, in which the present Incumbent
Justice Edward shandey will positively hold over He
Is deseryedy popular with the masses ana "at tney say
present Civil justice Of this district prominent nomi
nee for Judge Of the Court OF Common Pleas III place o
filled by one Of number Of new aspirans for Iammay
In the sixth District comprising the Eighteenth and
Twenty first Wards there host OF nominees for the
position Of Police Justice. several of whom have been
Clerks IN other Courts None have any particular CLAIMS
and Is not known who will secure the post IhaddGns
Lane this present Civil Justice will be renOminated The
Big Judge" Register Connolly still the judicial
ermne in the Seventh district which comprises the Nine
teenth and Twentysecond wards and has wish 10 re-
sign He ready receive any number Of Indignation
GemRtEses yg9 pay insist on ms giving up some e OIL s
requests OF JeersOnap Club of the Twenty
Ward He believes Ia holding oil 10 all DO can get ana
s re16TSl MI John Masterson brother Of Peter Mas.
tersOn who always commanded the Black joke boys,
who power In the district believes he is certain OF
receiving the nomination. Terrence Farley the million
are says he has but ambition TO crafty and that is
He re received Contract 70 Ss away Hamilton Park
which he has been removing TO the Battery az snou
him He received from the Board OF Supervisors $oo
and has been selling the earth removed at % cents carr
load for the Battery extension for the past seven years
His claims therefore, cannot be overlooked; Justice
stemmer the present incumbent of the Civil Court OF
this district, it is believed will hold over He is Ger
party wet the number Of opponents for the
office Is large.
There will be close fight in the Eighth District,
which comprises the Sixteenth and Twentieth Wards.
Justice Ledwith the present incumbent independent
OF Tammany Hall. and il bound TO again. He has
hosts OF friends and is widely known as officer who
cannot be bought sold John Hardy did belong TO
the party but he has been Alderman and that has
made him ravenOus Heha interview with Peter the
Great before his departure for Europe and everything
was made easy and the Alderman taken into the Tam
many fold He beleyes he will receive the nomination,
s s1d Z he does he w be sD e gn
adSte y was Peleyed at one time that Ihomss III
be- the CANDIDATE Ter vii justice in Place Of Judge Bull
ths presept incumbent; but it seems that Mr. VIM j:
Kane. young lawyer of the district and Ielelyg "
Ninth Police District is new one, comprising the
Twelfth Ward. the candidate for which has not been
This is the situation of affairs at present hut the pol
ica programme is yet continually liable to erasures ana
REORGANIZATION AND HARMONY,
Messrs. Madden, Parker, and Bovine of the
Committee appointed by last State Convention to
reorganize the party in this city. at Room No d.
Aston House yesterday James W!BoOth OF the Twenty
third-st organization, James W Culver of the Twenty
secoud-st organization and Edgar Ketchum OF the
Twenty organization were present togetner
with several other prominent members OF these Commit
tees As several members OF the state COMMITTEE bad
were to appoint Special COMMITTEES last night to act in
concert with the other Committees tue conference was
adjourned till to-day.
THE UNION REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
A special meeting of the Union Republican
Central Committee was held at the Apollo Rooms last
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that the meeting had called hear the report OF
the committee appointed at previous meeting 10 confer
with the Twenty.second and Twenty thirdsts. oTganza
lions for the purpose OF uniting communication was
ganizaton announcing that they had been apponedt 10
confer with similar organizations having the good OF the
Republican party heart, and requesting that com.
mittee appointed TO meet them 1t was resolved thal
"a committee OF five be appointed 10 confer win the
Twentv-second and Twenty-thlrd.sts organizations.
Messrs ketchum stratton Kirby Gardner ana bfien
given the meeting OF the Central Committee to be held
this evening.
DELEGATES TO REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
Orange COunty-First District-EZra Earring
ton Cyrus b. Martin, Charles L. Brooks. and George n
DuJchess County-second Dstrict-James Emott' John
B. duncan, Vim. NJ sayres, ana VIM. K Wooden.
THE KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
Republican Primaries were held in the different
Wards last evening TO elect delegates TO the Assembly
District Conventions 10 be held today The following
are the delegates elected;
Wards -. - ru D c..,..
2 G Beeuas Martin, Geo wam Isaac Davis Joseph
D. A. B. Thorn II Holt C. II Roberts NJ G. BulEsey " Mac.
Joseph Reeve j. Couch D sumpu' Seth R Rob
Charlie. R Philip, NOonan Pendega't w@ L"ush.
3 John Cocls Boston, Tboio. Short John Radeln l. II
joseph Denits joseph Levi, Robinson sen
n G1tfei, Bsrsea McCreaiy D. Mahoner VIM Wood
John D. flaming Shelton, A. Creighton IL Davenport S
10 J. T. Was. George Tlomss X p Howes T. w Farmer. J.
n a Ammerman A Tate. f. Roberts, W. II Debeyo T.
y W H. Bur.igb John Tbkep Thomas Nolan
"a JOSEPH Thomss l. Johnson w COe MarEsy, George
H. Johu Venus, A & Aekerey, ClsndueB, John sterrit
i: johS Davis wm Allen Harvey Bumdsge, D. Balm EdE'rd
is r T. Rudd G. H. Lindsey l. Foech Vim Haaner' HeaU
~ j. MeDsmid C Perry Csus-d W Penny w l. Moore
~ Rudd Cbspssn a. Pgnh.m 'mmo' WIZ A5oirB
" s6 c Behhsr Higgins W. Hnrnau coplln Smith
az j. Watson D. Revere Smith N J. Gates John Ia
aa Jobs spsdcr VIM H Marvel, Frank irish John Hail. John
New IotsJObn H Miller H ". Van Sesu C. UIh'h'
"RED HoTr DEMOCRATS.
The Seventh Ward Democratic Red Hot
Club met last evening No 6s East Broadway, large
number being present The first speaker was Counselor
Bowling He spoke against the leaders OF the party and
said that the head should be first removed and then
they should work downwards and remove the other
dn Their ORGANIZATION represented the only true
democracy. Clubs have been organized all over the
RemonI from the ChairInansbip OF the General Commit
Zee Applause The speaker proposed the following
ssDai6S T xn0 Tweed Police Justice Edward
shandley Alderman, Richard Walters Judge OF CIV,
Courts William H. Tracy. The next speaker lntrouuceu
Mr. Henry Morrison who rallied against the RepuD
lean party and told several funny aneedSte oSS 81
o'i'.
and the assembage did not dispense until late hour
! JUDICIAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION, SECOND
DISTRICT.
The Convention for the nomination of a can
adae for Judge OF the Supreme Court of the Second
Jpdo,al Convention met in the Supreme Courtroom
Kings County Court House. yesterday The district com
prses the counties Of Kings Queens Richmond Suffolk
Westchester Duchess, Orange. Rockand, and Putnam
Jnd0e Troy nominated Calvin J.. Pratt OF Kings County
The on,nation was made unanimous. Judge Troy also
mad nigh compliment TO Judge Lott, who had declined
rom