New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
POLITICAL.
CITY POLITICS.


NATIONS.
The Union Republican County Convention
asaembled 1t Republican Headquarters last evening,
pursuant TO adjournment John Falconer In tho chair
Mr. Richardson, behalf Of the Committee Of Twenty
one reported that the Committee recommended that the
Convention indorse the nomination Of Cen Franz sgeL
Great applause and three cheers for Gen. eze Boon
after their appointment the Committee waited 10y iuv
tstiun) upon o eubCommittee on Elections OF the
Committee Of Seventy, and stated 70 that Committee
their views. In forming combination ticket said MT
Richardson thought would have conceded to us one
or two places for Aseemblyman and one for Senator
No discussion was had upon this proposition We
subsequently learned that the subcommittee on Elec
tons considered our proposition far one. We AFTER
ward met Committee OF the Council Of Political Reform
and there took the same ground. discussion WIS hAo
but no results arrived at ought perhaps 70 TO
mark that that meeting was represented only py hepu
leans 80 there was very little opportunity
for counter discussion. Your Committee this aiter
ternoon met subcommittee from the sooalled Iown
send Republicans and had amicable conference with
them: While we were in session we were waited upon
by committee Of the Reform Democracy nom Apollo
Hall who proposed that at their meeting Tonight tney
would nominate their part one Judge OF the superior
Court and such persons as we shall at once name Ihey
requested at once as the other canodate
for that court leaving the question "a to Aldermen lor
future consideration. We declined the proposition but
proposed that we name two Judges OF the Supreme
Court and seven Aldermen. The Committee also sng-
Gested that they could Dc cod R ad With the
Townsend committee which would result IN Iaf Dr.
toR o. one had The report was adopted
MI. Rtterband said he wished to make motion with
view TO rensTuct this Committee upon subject Whch
seemed scarcely have entered into their
Not word has been said IN our hearing ny te CO ION
ters which supposed would come under their consdera
ton, and that the nomination for the supreme Go uI
Townsend Republicans have nominated Tor Judge OF inc
supreme Court George C. Barrett spRreSe1a Ist
of individuals apprehend that the people OF this city
have been excited to the highest pitch for several
Mr. COnover-1 rise to point Of order; the nopns,
U tS 9t the
gehtlea states his RESOLUTION he Is not In order A.
Charged from the consideration Of the subject, shan
claim the gentleman Ia not In order
The Chair decided to allow Mr. Rtterband to proceed,
and he Continued: This Reform movement is not, be-
eve inauguraed to carry into position sny gentleman
matter S ReS come to Consider Whether or not becomes
us to select candidates distastefu to Tammany Hall
defeat e rs%man SOC Hail. it becomes us to consider
whether such action shall meet with the dlsap,
this Committee through you to the question that has
been submted-that the County Convention OF Town.
send Republicans Endorsed the nominationE made by
Apollo Hall. Mr.. Barrett is very good Democrat but
ask If not to select Democrat for Supreme
many Half We know 1t is the intention Of Tsmnlany
Hall to nominate Mr.. Ledwith, and ! propose
G11 saS ns for the Supreme Court Mr.
aS mas He TS 6 Do about or
man If we nominate him, and Tammany Hall under,
EG Se n nnS sss out C
s snd gentleman ln'sssS tSs.
acutely than the gentleman from the xIth, and the
Who made George C. Barrett Judge OF the sixth District
Court Who made him Judge Of the Common Pleas
James OBrien; and OBrien and Barrett have one and
the same interest Therefore it becomes this Committee
hi, %ed a to- y n BE-
if anything to be insisted the nomination Of the
i a the be- to
| the Committee OF Twenty.one.
s1s5sSSnG Il TI orOe Ta%maSs Hail to no%nstc
Judge Sutherland IL I then that We are to be charged by
Hail. Tammahy Hall is to be tender upon 1si do MT
t6e recommendation Of the Committee is made let the
Convention act upon It, The Committee have said To-
night that they simply nominate Franz sigel do mt
fob6se for one to nominate any here tonight that
Would frghten Mr.. Barrett or MI Ledwth out Of the
Mr. Richardson Chairman-we have got to do one or
the other Of things We know that there project
6e e1 DeEt eectOn IN the shape Of combination ticket
Now that does not mean q combination with Tammany
Hall but combination of all the elements against Tam
many Hall Is 1t policy for us to attempt 70 dictate to
Apollo Hall what they na put nave s1eT almost oo
far think Is better tonight TO nominate straight
mt n0-lut
Mr. Jenny agreed with Mr. Ritterband and echoed his
praises Of Judge Sutherland contending that he would
M TouSsy proposed an amendment his colleagues
motion The Convention had an interest In other names
that the Convention also recommend the names of
sons to be submitted by the Committee Of Twenyone TO
the Conference Committee for persons to be supported
nv them for tho o6ces Of Superior Court Judges and
Judges Of the Marine and Common Pleas .,o, o.,,.a
bis amendment and the resolution were then carried
adopting the ,eR0 81 6s C gs sss
5s1STs1s with loud S6oeTs
Ss G0q en on to
| Of the Judges Of the Superior Court;
MI Van Cleft moved that the roll be called, and each
AKA Suggested Col BENZ r Wns for Judge 8 the
I Superior Court: suggestion was made tnat II tine
WohneSs Of It's Committee 1t had better DISCHARGE them
Mr. Kennedy moved to lay it the table, and was,
| after considerable discussion, 30 disposed OF.
MI. CoachmOn moved that the Committee nave power
to candidates. and that they report back to the
M Tousey declared he would not vote to give abso
men that they report what they propose to do after
ference With other Committees . -.
The sesolution 81 Hr toaohmon was then carried and
the meeting EI6mnSd until Thursday.
THE DEMOCRATIC REFORM CoNvENrIoN-No
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FROM DANIEL 7.
TIEMANN AND JUDGE G. P. QALY.
The Democratic Reform Convention met
last night ct Apollo Hail. Samuel G. Courtney in the
chair 1t was expected that the Convention wold be
ready to present the Of their nominees In accord
ance with the agreement which understood to have
made with the Republican and other organi1ations
that full and strong ticket might be made up in oppo
stion Tammany Hail. but owing probably to the fact
that the Republicans had not yet agreed upon their
didates the Convention adjourned to Friday next
at D. M, when full nomination Of geod and true
ia promised Before the Convention adjourned the CHAIR
man read the following letters from the Hon. Daniel r.
Temann and the Hon. Charles p DAILY:
HAHHAT1ANVELR, Oct %, lsTI
n Mr SPApLpiSG asd PR1zBoRH, Committee u
oratie R,ITIa COareAioa for HIIIh Senatorial DiSrtA
GENunEx: accepting the nomination warmly rendered
this