The New York herald., 1869-10-20
TAMmASY COUNTY CoHvEH TIoN.
Full Attendance and Full Batch Of N0mi-
nations.

Full Attendance and Full Batch Of NOmi-
nations.
The east room or Tammany Hall was densely
crowded last evening by the delegates to the Tam
MANY County Convention. All of the great powers
were present, including William NJ. Tweed, Peter b.
Sweeny, senator Creamer, ex-Speaker Hitchman,
Marshal Tooker, Senator Bradley, Judge Bowling,
Judge Barnard, District Attorney Garvln and many
others. Hardly ever has Tammany witnessed so
distinguished gathering OF her sachems. Before
the organization was entered upon view or the
room disclosed all the well known faces OF the strife
worn chiefs, animated with glow that promises
that the war.whO0p - about to be sounded on a
high key. The big Injun," Mr. william NJ. Tweed,
called the Convention to order and nominated Mayor
Hall Chairman and John Harding and Marshal
Tooker as secretaries After these selections had
been ratified the Mayor advanced to the desk and
delivered characteristic speech.
The Mayor expressed thanks for the courtesy in
selecting him for so honored a position. He saw
omens OF victory in their earnest and patriotic
faccs-faces which showed that there were
present merchants, artzans, laboring men
and all upon whom depended the great
ness OF democratic principles. How different
the Union League Club Its members were exam
pies OF assumed meeknesS eXclaming, 'Heaven be
mercifnl to me, republican and d sinner" Roars
OF aughter.) AIR. Hall continued in a facetious
political counts. Referring to the purity OF the
bench he closed vs. follows:-
Any attempt that may be initiated by friends of the
minsaton, whose wall alarmed the
nation and parayxed it's business interests
for their own ACKNOWLEDGMENT and 20 the injury Of the people
will ind sucn rebuke from democratic judges that the
second attempt will not be made.
The roll OF delegates was then called by the Sec
fetary, and upon its completion Dir. GEORGE III. PUR-
SER, Of tie Fifteenth ward offered a resolution pro-
vlding tnaJ no nominations be made bv acclamation,
but only upon call OF the delegates. IL was
adopted unanimously, and under its operation the
following ticket was put In nomination.
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
Justice ofHne supreme Cotnf--John II. Brady.
vdconcy Superior Con11--Jafncs c. spencer.
Justices superior court full ,erm)--John II. Nc
Gum, John J. Friedman
Judge or Common Pleas dul term)-Frederick W.
Loew.
S,uy,ogote--Rob G. Huchings.
RecOTde,--John X. Hackett.
District AuoT1ev-Sanue b. .,arvin
Justice or the Marine Coiot-Michael c. Gross.
SnperrfsOr-W Walter Roche.
COrOney.-Willam Schirncr.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
The nominations, which in every instance were
unanimous were succeeded by resolutions offered
by L. ID. Herman and adopted as follows:-
Whereas certain associaons, socaled democratic union
organizations exist the purpose of the
for endorsement whereas such
aposse should be defeated in their fraudulent
That any candidate OF this convention who paws
such confederate strikers or their financial agents any
money for any nomination ment.
port organzaon shall be deemed to forfeit thereby
his regular nomination and his place the ticket shall he
Resolved Thai an executive OF one from each
e.c with bower 70 mi any vacancy which NAV be created
under their operation and that the chairman exec
tive when a"y the several cand
Mozart Hall was not Included in the scope OF che
resolutions.
Addresses were made by District Attorney Garyim
and James Z. spencer.
The Convention then Adjourned.