New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

Masersons remarks received at first with der,,va
be az and ma voice yss drowned in
shook the hall After the confusion had subsded
S On IT,
o lna SS they s0ss e. the
LSdwith was then carried with enthusiasm 'n Vi
superior COsrt Of the City Of NewYorf csr{ed lilo
Of Charles Il. DAILY for Judge Of the Common Pleas
Carried. John Hardy nominated Henry Aker for Judge
mated Edward ]. shandley for Register Carried. A
Committee Of ono delegate from each Ward was APP
The Committee consisted among Others Of; Messrs.
Muller Conan, ClanSy Meensn Cox Campbell Taylor
Est, CToSs FsSs CardoHo and
The Chairman then said: Gentlemen OF the Conven-
Won have .n tu hi Fail We shall have
than the usual difficulties TO make our ticket thorough
oSS6 to m mste t6ese dcSes ike men believe
the ticket nominated tonight especially that portion or
it that appeals to the justice and msgnanmity Of Demo
crats wifi meet with the approval Of the people OF New
York. The Convention then adjourned.
EXCITING SESSION OF THE GERMAN JOINT COM
MTTTEE ON MUNICIPAL REFORM-OSWALD
OTTENDORFER DENoUNCEs TIE ACTION OF
MAGNUS GROSS.
The German Democratic General Committee
held exciting session at the Teutonc Assembly Rooms
last evening take action In regard to the conduct OF
Magnus Gross and Others in Withdrawing from the Ger
man Joint Committee Alderman Schlichling presided.
Magnus Gross submitted majority report, In justlnca-
ton OF the course Of the majority Of the Committee,
stating that the object Of the German Joint Re
form movement was 70 elect Gen. eigel, and
to commit the German Democracy to the Custom House
party and to the Administration Of President Grant
This he argued sufficient to justify the German De-
mocracy in Withdrawing from the German Re
form movement. Oswald Ottendorfer, on the part
Of himself and Mr.. Kuestcr, claimed that the
Executive Committee had authority TO withdraw
the mandate of the Conference Committee rs 1t did not
emanate the Executive, but from the General Com
mittee Resolutions denouncinR the conduct OF maRnu
his colleagues perhdlous, were received WIN
COMMITTEES to ts former declarations In regard
TO municipal reform; advised that mass meeting
should be held jointly with the Republicans ana stated
that the majority OF the Committee OF Ten (hagnus
Gross and his cOleagues), for neglectng their duty
should he discharged and he replaced Oy nenoers %nV
fcarcssy, and without seltshncss and party ambition
After brief address by Mr.. suffer IN support OF MT
the OttendOrfer and his cOlcaguhs
II the General Committee, he said, had ceased TO
of ME- oH ottcndorter were in order An AM
mated debate ensued, In which Marcus Otter0urg
samuel Storms, Dr. Merklc DE- Berkmahn, osWad Oaten
the minority report on the table was rectod thus
virtually confirming the position Of Mr. Ottendolirr ana
censuing the OF m. Gross and his associates
The General Committee adjourned TO tomorrow without
taking definite action upon the minority report.
CUsToM-uoUsE ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
The Custom House Assembly Conventions
were held last night In the lid District there were
two nominees, Ed. A. Willoughby and 7. F. Geary,
whose parties would not be reconced The Geary men
took possession OF hall and kept the doors closed
against the Others but did not get quorum and the
nomination accordingly postponed till Friday even
ing. The following Is the result OF last evenings meet