New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20


The adjourned meeting of the Republican
County Convention was held last evening 81 the head
onarters Broadway aud Twenty-secOndst, for the pur
pose OF nominating candidates for the various judicial
positiOns Mt Andrews for the Committee on Nonina-
tons presented the following as candidates Tor Tue po5
ops named Judge OF the Supreme Court Era,tus q
Benedict for Justices OF Superior Court freeman D.
Fthan ana John Goepp and to III the yacane{ s'mWei
G. Reed: Tor Judge Oi the Court Of Common Pleas Eal
f. HALL for Justice Of the Marine Court, Charles l. iOi-
hamus; for Recorder Norman B. Eaton The HOB:
Charles s. Spencer moved the adoption of the report OF
the committees entire. The Hon. Alexander Mcleod
,povea the substitution Of the name Of Thomas ".
Clerk FOR tnat OF Mr. Benedict Tor Judge OF the
Supreme Court the ground That 10 was useless lot he
pennbI,cang 10 attempt TO elect their candidate
alone and In present condition OF the Judiciary OF
this County and the State. II their duty To 30 act az
~ secnre If possble the accession Of honest 10
so important q position This action opposed by
Messrs Andrews Spencer, and Others VINO maintained
that ii would better for the Republican party 10 main
tain Its integrity the rick Of defeat than 10 open
the unlimited decentralization by supporting men
VINO had always opposed the cardinal principles OF INC
party After some further debate, the motion OF MI
Mcleod was put and lost by almost unanimous vote
The motion accept the report Of the Committee entc
was carried by q large majority, and was thertupon
made unanimous. committee Of three was appoii q"
10 notify The candidates Of their nominations, aEd the
Convention adjourned subject 20 the call 81 the Chair
FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT REPUBLICAN SOMu-
MATING CONVENTION.
The Republican Twenty eightl-st) With
Senatorial Disorict Nominating Convention met ia bod
worth HAIL last veng. with full attendance OF dele
gates fICn the four Wards comprising TINS Senatorial
District, the Eighth. Ninth, Fifteenth, and Sixteenth.
Hugh Gardner was chosen Chairman, and A. d. Brink
and Alexander EaEicsou, secretaries Alter receiving
the credentials o. representative it became apparent
that no formal nomination would DE made, aud Mr. j. j.
Shaw moved that Conference Committee OF two from
each Ward appointed 10 wait upon the Twenybccond
and Twenty-third-st organizations. After much dtcUs
sion the motion alt red 20 include the four Ascmty
DisfrCts-Vth. With IXth. and NNlltIn place Of the
Wards and the name az the Chairman was added ana,
so amended, il carried Tue following were chosen
the Conference Committee: John j. shaw, W. T. j.
Chapman william T. Richardson, Col. j. -. Du Costa,
Henry C0nstOck. John 4. McLain. William Hosmer,
Hugh Gardner On al informal ballot Tor state rcnaiof
80 votes were cast which Charles Shaw received Is
Norman Straton. l2 Jacob Sharp The convention nd
iourned subject " the call OF the Conference COMMITTEE
TAyMANY COUNTY NOMINATIONS
The Tammany Hall County Convention met
last evening under the presidency OF their Grand
Sachem, and made the following n9mnauos' Judge 81
the Supreme Court. john K Brady Court OF common
Pleas, f. LOew: Judges Of the Superior Cour James r.
NJ. Q. Gross; Recorder j. n Hacketi ColGher C"rIcr
schiruer renOmnated; surrogate. H. e Hntclhi# Dls-
trictAttOrney GaryIn renominatcd; supervisor, waiter
Roche. The vote unanimous Oh escE candidate.
MOZART HALL NOMINATIONS
At a meeting Of Mozart Hall Democrats OF the
With Senatorial District last night, the following uon
supreme Court-Thomas W. Cerke; Superior Court-M.
T. Mcmahon. John JFreodman, Roswell I. Hatch; Justice
Gross; SuperylsOr-JaCOb Cohen; COrOner-hesOn ".
Young; surrogate-Ianes Gibbons District Attorney
Henry Genet. For XXIst Assembly Dstric-Wi!lanI J.
Mccarthy. For XIAth Assembly DstrIct-Thomas G.
Fields
DEMOCRATIC UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.
This Convention met last evening at Masonic
Hau-Mr. Nelson J. Waterbury In the char-and made
the following nominations: For Surrogate Robert O.
Hutchings; for Coroner. Nelson W. Young the Work
ing1nen's candidate Two candidates were in the Held
for the office OF superysOIAr. John Foley and MI Ja
cob Cohen. ballot taken, with the following re-
suit For John Foley, 200 for Jacob Cohen, 49, MI
Foley was accordingly nominated, ana atter committee
OF Conference Of nine members had been appointed TIC
Convention adjourned.
GERMAN CENTRAL REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN CLUB.
A meeting of this organization was held at
the stouben House last evening. Each ward repre-
sented and tho largo hall was wen filled. The Hon
Frederick Kapp presided After transaeting the usuh
BUSINESS n comm unicatou received from the French
Central Republican Campaign Gus lndoTslhg inc
entire State ticket, and asking for the ADMISSION
of two delegates. Tie delegates were necordlngy
admitted. The report Of the Executive Commtye
subsequently offered. which wac Unanimously
adopted, urging thai AL tho CLUBS represented
contribute go respectively 10 defray current e1pehse
ALSO that the German veterans Of the city WHO eIteu
under ecu Franz Sgo hold Enohs.meetihg a. luRNo-
ren Hail. Orchardst the 18th inst, aud that tOs oe
appropriated for that purpose motion was carried
that grand German mass meeting be bed AZ cooper
Institute on the nth nst and that committee OF Or
accordingly DONE after which the meeting adjourned
The German Republican Association of the
Seventeenth Ward has organized sge CLUB, which VIZ
meet on Monday evenings at No. 49, H. Fhty thrdst
The 'LOngshoremen's Independent Demo
cratic Club OF the Frst Ward held their weekly meeting
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