The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-11
THE TICK Er or TEE COMBINED OF
POSITION TO TlMMANY.
Larse and EnshssiaAno Meeting OF the Unit
ted Independent Gentlemen n
Of Character PIscei In Nominatiep-L Look
Mt their Record.

ted Iudependeut bemocfhcy-ssentteme N
Of Character PIscei In Look
at their Record.
As o'clock last nigh. the consolidated oppo.
s,ion, consisting Of Ave delegates from the Mozart
Smith Ely snd waterbur. branches Of the Demo
cratic Union, Young Democracy, and German or.
ganizatons, met In caueus In private room at Ma
sonic Hall. Mr.. Robert D. Roosevelt occupied the
chair. Among the gentlemen In the room were Jus
tlce Ledwith, Gen. sointla, Alderman Miller, Col.
Bagley, jain Hallaran, Peter Woods, John Foley,
Thomas Dunphy, Smith tlv. Jr, ex-Alderman Will
ham Walsh, and many oner Influential Democrats.
In short time the eaucu, agreed upon the folio
ticket:
ron JupdKs ov ruu COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
G5S TIGkSoE STETs JAMES JAMES FSYhEfT 81 nEB
ron JUDGES or rus MARIN. COURT.
WILLIAM A. BoYD. BkRNARD y. MocAHILL,
ron ALDERMEN
EIMayor wnLIan =. h.yxsEIin
JoBs q. DAVIES, son Of Judge Davies OF the Court
EDw.np BURKE. large propes'y owner living in
CnAaLrs n. MAnsHaLi, of the Liverpool line Of
piEsseMSsyr pEs.MsSyor sni pssrrIt r. TIrxAsS.
jons s. GiLTs for years Treasurer Of the Fire
Jons foirr. Supervisor elect.
WILLIAM MITCHELL, leader mthe fa'hef Mathew
:. WILLIAM II. onAr,s carriage ppidsr in the Ninth
b.vrp KesptEs. large osrmAn brewer in the Nine.
a ~, J f,..lr. furnisu-s eecsr in the Eighteenth
JossYg BLunsuII. a wsllsnovn German I'm.
Nsisox W. Youso. late President of the Working.
Ward
The caucus then adjourned no stair. to the large
hail. where the General Committees OF the different
Democratic organizatious outside Tammsny Hall
were assembled in large numbers.
Justice Ledwith occupied the chair Mr.. Smith
Ely, Jr, said that he had been Instructed by the
Executive Committee appointed by the combined
organizations to report tine ticket which Ia printed
The names Of the Judges OF the Court OF Common
Pleas having been called Oh, vHre received with
unanimously rsuied BY The While Convention, as
also were the a1inlnees for Judges OF tho Marine
Mr. smith XIV. Jr moved that she conduct OF the
canvass be len With tie Executive Committee VI 26,
and II was unanimously carried
Mr.. William A BOYD one Of ihc nominees Tor a
venton In stirring speech, saytnr:
OF hs ss S eS 70 sf a. y S pns
.o as So%lns o d. ssSn ION Of s zoe GsGDs and 1o .o
weeks asa wssk. ahead. snail esdcsyor 70, show 70
The Peori. IRON one end Of tns Lland 20 the
z. Il The Young p,mocracy are ONLY tue to what
sy IN Sc S S we 's SIS
but Judge Ledwtl, your Chairman. true TO his past
whirn he came into tins consolidation.
The applau o having subsidized, James d. ReJ inert,
another " the nominees Of the Convention returned
thanks for the honor conferred upon him, aud said
ssure you. rentlcneb, am tp earnest IN the can.
Nass, Ann II an elected shall c.deasor TO dsrhar
success. lor our lielei rom h, lonf ynI election dsy
aud trust wnen the snn set, on that day y viii show
the tue vote OF tae honest citiE3ns ofNev York.
The meeting then adjourned.
IL II but just TO say tnat Mr.. Thomas j. Dunphy
was nominated In the ca,eus tor Judge OF the Murine
Court. but declined. and L.med hr. Bernard Y.
McCahil.
MIR. James d. Rcymcrt, one OF the candidates for
Judge OF the Court OF tommon Pleas, was born In
Norway In the year lssl, graduated at Tie Royal
College at Cnristilula In 1886. spent.four years in
Edingburgh College studying law and was adj itted
to practice In 1852 Mr. Reymort came to this country
In 1919 and settled In Wisconsin,, where he estab-
h.hed the ntsI scandinavian lrvTS2per 10 isis. 10
ls+s he Was elected 10 the
and In 1s49 TO tJe State Legsiure where he ed
three terms. and then was eectei Senator fnr two
years. hr Rey inert came TO NeH York Ia 1891, and
has been practising his profession ever since.
hessrs. George lick.or, Curtis Roswell, d..
Hatch, and James W. Gerard, the other cadidates
for the Common Pleas, are we'll known to citizens
OF New York.
Mr.. william A Boyd Ograndstn OF the celebrated
Dr. Thomas Boyd one Of the candidates for Judge
OF the Marine Court, was born In this city in lsi2
graduated at Columbia College IN 1851 and was ad.
mitted TO the bar in 1898.
Mr. John A. Stemm CT was admitted to practice In
tie Supreme Court In is33. elected by the people
Civil Justice in 1854, and held tie position six years
but was counted ont by Tammauy Hall
Mr.. Bernard y. MeCahill il rising Ioung LAWYER
ofrr.a ability native Of New York, graduate OF
fUrIhald COLLEGE.