New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
LOCAL POLITICS.
REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE RATIFICATION
MEETING TO BE HELD.

MEETING TO BE HELD.
A special meeting of the Republican General
Committee was held at the Twenty Headquar-
ters last evening The meeting called to consider
recommendation OF the Executive Committee that there
he held time before the approaching election
Upon the meeting being called to order by the Chair
man, John Cochrane, Charles s. Spencer arose and
sdered the holding Of any such meeting entirely useless,
and put-up job for some one To make money Dy the
expenses As to the County Convention that
was to meet the ensuing night he had heard that they
intended to support agamated Ticket consisting OF
Appeals and another ticket the product Of the Young
Democracy If they should do he would not vote the
The Republican party of the City of New-York had no
right to try and bolster up th9 Wn%d Se
disgrace to the party straight ticket was the honest
views thought that they ought to have ratlilca,
ton meeting to the a Ss ai
were stirring in the matter they would stay from
separated from State affairs he believed that If the
Republican party in the city could make a conibinatoh
The Republican party would lose nothing by such
union and it might gain SON something .,eo.tor uss
ing. Was Mr.. Spencer working against ratification
meeting in favor Of TamIy Ha 50 50 as t TO Hsiea ie
Committee good one, and he hoped 1t would be
After some further discussion and technical objection
from Mr. Spencer the power Of the meeting to a
point night for ratification meeting the %
Txcnntiye Committee were instructed to appoint the
night at early date as possible, on or about friday
committee, to confer with like committee from the
The coming election was appointed as follows: Sinclair
Tousey, Victor Hamberger Eli Taylor, James a. Lucas
and Adophus Berst. A like committee OF five was aP
appointed TO confer with the colored citizens The fol-
lowing gentlemen appointed Charles 8 Spencer,
Jsmes WinterbOttOm j. Soils Ntterbam James L. HASTE
long discussion then followed as to the choice Of
for the committee during the ensuing year IL ap
peared that Mr. Ira o. Millar, acting under msappIe-
tension the orders Of the committee, had engaged
on the same floor the other end Of the building on
the SfT Tas GSIaed hs S afe Sy
lease off Mr. Mlers hands, If the committee would en-
s ha lSd G o agents oar
A speech was made by Mr.. Louis Williams OF the
said that the cocred voters district almost
unanimously Republican, and that already 800 had been
canyassed. The Committee then ADJOURNED.
TAMMANY COUNTY CONVENTION.
The nomination of candidates rs Judges Of
the Court Of Common Pleas and the Marine Court by the
Tammany County Convention attracted the usual as
semblage at Tammany Hall yesterday. The large hall
was crowded with politicians and conspicuous on the
platform were Vim. NJ. kTwecd, Peter B. sweeny, NJ T.
brennan, Michael Connolly, and others Of what are
known as the Ring magnates. The sidewalk was lined
Ms1 bnWsy ngFs of f the building to order At
precisely Mr. Tweed opened the Convention, ana judge
| and Cox and Messrs sherman and Hitchman We're
chosen Secretaries The credentials OF the
A vote was taken on nominations for Judges Of the
I"snpb r. DaIy Richard L. Iarrcmore each 337
votes and Charles H. Van Brunt receVeda hke NUMBER
senator Norton then proposed to have the votes taken
by district instead Of every delegate voting separately
Nominations were then made for Justices Of the Marine
Court, and George shea, William H. tracy ana T. j.
| JOachimsen each obtained 3jS votes ,,
The nominations for Aldermen Will be maze thi5 e'eh
| ing.
THE ANTI-TAMMANY CONVENTION.
At Al p. m., yesterday, Thirteenth-st., be-
tween Third and Fourthayes and more particularly the
immediate neighborhoOd OF Masonic Hail. preserved
lively scene The Waterbury, Mozart and other anti.
Tamnany organizations were nulheronsIy repesen,.ea
to the Judiciary and Aldermanic Nominating Con' en-
tions. They were, however greatly ns
bnring the caucus ex-Coilector Callahan, old Per
nando Wood adleren entered the ROOM ana sila Inat
he for would vote for George Shea Tanmany can
didate for Judge OF the Court Of Common Pleas. Mr.
Callahan was then spoken Of IA duplicated IN wnisky
case, that he was under bonds To answer anu
thai he was a client OF Mr. Shea in this case on motion
Of Mr. VIM. Walsh, who said that only those VINO woa %
work against Tammany 10 remain members Vi the
Convention Mr. Callahan was requested 10 retire All.
Ter private session Of nearly five hours the delegates Vi
the cniion went into public eesson Jndge M
in the oair and resolved to make the nominations TINS
The following arc said to lie the from which the
Common pleas Marine Court and part Of the Aitcrmac
uenoI nnm psns S u w Gerard, k Dooc, Tehner
Curtis, Roswell d. Hatch, Max Gocpp ana W. H. DooA
ham. ,v . poua I,uos n
Rcimert and John j. Stemmer. For Aldermen. Eu"aru
srhrl Royul Phelps, Ignatius Flynn, John Foey An,
drew H. Green and John Heckcr The nCnilatohs VIII
Dc formally made to-day.
KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRACY
The KINGS County Demoe General S@oic'"ny co,
,niitoo Headquarters Jacob Bergen IN the chair Mr
Rnhcrt Nelson OF the Sixth Ward and the Hon Alexa
der Mc(,ue Of tho Third Ward were unanimously nom
mated for Judges OF the City Court Of brooklyn.
The independent Democrats OF Kings County
. I'm Convention at Montague Hail. Mr.. John h. Pit OF
The Third Ward Ia the chair The Hon. Samuel d. Morris
District Attorney, addressed the Convention and hayo
Gated The selection Of candidates for city Judge IRE
surctiye OF party. Mr. Joseph sweet read preamble
And resolution supporting the Hon George FISHER ana
Henry IJaynrs the candidates Of the Republican Con
yeut0n Messrs. Fisher and Iiayncs were then unhu