The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-17
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.
Making Up the Slates-Thc Convention
TO be Held This Week-Addrcss or tia
Conn m 1ttee Of One n n M red.

m~AAuB Up the SlWtes-Vno COnventh0ms
to be Held This Week-Addrcss OF the
Committee or One Hundred.
AT a caucus Of regular democratic and '.iberal"
organizations held yesterday slate was partly
made out. The skaters are looking as wise as owls
over the result OF their deliberations, and emphat
ically decline to communicate the names OF the
chosen few who have sought preference. Notwith-
standing the reticence OF these magnates upon the
subject, II leaks out that the names most promi-
nently under consideration for the several ofiices
stand as follows :-Sherin- Richard r. Coggins and
John Demar tdems). City Judge-George @. Rey-
nolds liberal rep.), II. D. Birdsall tdem.),
c. Lowery (dem.). J0hua NJ Van Colt regular
rep) Commissioner OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D.
A. Whitney (dem.), Henry Corr tdem) Congress
Second district, E. c. Lttlefed (dem.) Third dis
ford Irregular rep) Fourth district, George O. Ben
nett liberal rep.), p. 8. Cro0ke Irregular rep.)
Justice of the Peace-First district, Daniel Ferry
tdem.) Second district, p. Ready (dem.l Sixth
district James Cassidy tdem) Police Justice-An-
drew Walsh (dem.), William Hemstreet Irregular
The JefYersonian reform organization will hold
their City and County Conventions to-day. Walter
J. Livingston, President OF that committee, has
been slated Tor City Judge and John GrOgan for
Commissioner OF Charities. Major Hyr0n Kalt, q
German who has received the endorsement OF the
War Veterans Union Association, has been placed
on the slate OF the Grant republicans for the office
OIL commissioner OF Charities The regular repub-
ucanS Will nOu tnetr congressional DlStrlCt COnVen
tons to-day Their city, county and Assembly
nominations are TO be held on the 18th and 10th
inst.
For Sheriff on the republican regular slate John
L. Guschard and Michael Williams are about equally
pttted In their chances for the nomination The
democrats and liberals and regular republicans
last evening" Their city, county and Congressional
nominations are to be made in convention on Sat
urday next, and the Assembly Conventions will be
held on Monday, 2lst inst.
The Reformers' Address to the People.
The Reform Committee OF One Hundred have
issued the following address to the people OF Brook
lyn:-
their fellow cizens interest in its welfare and
IN ee 81 its gnes AND In the
Citizens Reform Association," purpose, among
snf Sa0 and the as
nation and election Of suitable csnaidstss city and
&C % the cardinal a principles Of the association IS that
party assSsistons. mention . no%I
4 Of neither party
al as they may deem most worthy Of endorsemsnt By
politics, and recommend them to their fellow citizens as
members believe that the time has
y TO an .9s e al
our taxes secure sound AMI economical administration
reputation Of fair city, il is imperative that elect
office only such will the public honestly
and their position either for purposes Of private
emoluments or 70 reward political partisans
1t Is believed that under the registry law of
fair vote may be had, and the members Of the
ton have every confidence that with good nominations
and suitable efforts thorough reform in city and
county affairs may be secured.
We appeal then, TO fellow citizens without dis
tincon OF party for their sympathy their aid and their
earnest support OF the Association In It's efforts the
OF reform In municipal and county affairs The
form urgently demanded by the interests of tho
payers and the and protection of all classes OF
our citizens The efforts to secure It will be successful
those who interested determined they shall
FRANKLIN WOODRUFF President.
CHARLES 8. BAYLIs Secretary.
The address Is also signed by John w. Hunter,
Demas Barnes, H. harrington, s. B. Chittenden,
Samuel Mclean, william Marshall, F. A. Schroeder,
II. E. PierrepOnt, e. j. Whitlock, E. s. Sanford,
James II. FrOthingham Thomas Sullivan. A. b.
Capwell Charles Lowery, d. 9. Robbins John
French, Henry w. Sage, Thomas Rodman, r. S.
Bussing, A. u. Wheeock, William G. Dunton and
others.