New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
rA,inANYS JUDICIAL TICKET.

JUDGE LEONARD AND JUDGE SPENCER NoM-
MATED FOR THE SUPREME AND SUPERIOR
COURTS, AND CUNNING 5. BEDFORD FOR
CITY JUDGE-THE NOMINATION OF DISTRICT
ATTORNEY GARYIN OPPOSED.
An adjourned session of the Tammany Ju-
dietary Convention was held yesterday, at hmmany
Hail. the Hon. Augustus scholl presiding. The delegates
we're admitted by ticket but it soon became apparent
that there were persons the floor who were not eh
tied to seats I'm the Convention. All Of the delegations
were well represented
Tie Convention having been called TO order by Mr
scbeU Mr. McClcand moved that the chairman OF each
delegation declare his choice Of candidates John Kelly
advocated a vote by each delegate He said that IN
former times tickets made up outside OF the Con
yepttous Mr.. McClcland said he had no intention OF
Sitting the liberty Of tho delegates TO choose Whonso
ever they pleased Any delegate uld rise and correct
his chairman II he msstated tho vote Of his delegation
Mr. Kely's motion finally prevailed The Committee oil
Conference presented the following report;
The Committee appointed by this Congestion on OCT.
70 confer with the Bar Association and various Olher
outsie organizations and advise win them respeenE
the nominations to 90 made w. tniS GSo o6
eaFS & W 1 ipponted sab Committee TO confer With the
said organizatioas The SUD o1i Rep5biiiaHs the
the Bar Association, the ILyS,S IS slsociafon md
YounC Meas Democratic Reform AssOeI9.Iou, % ahu
a, Sc%2T Sc%%s9so That 1S% the enc Committee Of Liberal
Reuubcsns requested the name OF ine non fIeelua ..
Fthan 10 placed upon our tloAet as ea1duate tor
Inetice Iof the Superior Court and that theCOnmtee
from the National DemocIacy piesen llJ 1t ~ se
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That yofr Committee conferred swlth the various Col
mittees abovo-named respecting the qalneatohs anu anu
avabl ty Of tho various candidates pfOpOseu a. nav
held uIp merous meetings for the purpose OF
te sair g. and find the general expression 0i onon
be in - ,r ~ lie Hon VIM III. Leonard for Justice OF
he Sn rn Court the Hon. Jas G. Spencer for Justice
o et uDerior Court the Hon. Cunning s. Bedford Tor
CIV but il IS proper 10 add that the names OF Je
rome Buck and the Hon. josiah SulheIlhhu aSCus%Su -
suppd IT In the Committee Tor the ast ONCE nat Ihe
nafe, ~ Sanuel H. Garyin Jas NJ. smith, and wheeler
IT, Pc ckham received support In your committee Ior lhe
ar Committee believe that they have not the power
undt the resolution OF their appointment 70 Suggest Or
mmend specially IN this report any Ei tIc Has ne
befi re mentioned for nomination but we Indulge IN te
hoy that only such nominations T te TO hs masses
tn Democratic party political allies, and the good
eJtzeus OF the city at large.
+, signed By all the Committee
Mr. Kelly said that majority OF the committee were
I'm favor OF Judge Bedford for City Judge His record
would commend him to the public. He was the strong
es candidate who could be placed In nomination FOR the
! nosition Judge VIM. ii. Leonard was nominated
Tor ustce Of the Supreme Court with single dissent
inc vote exudge Jas G. Spencer was then nominated Dy
accaraatlon for Judge Of the Superior Court IL was
tbGn moved that the nomination Of Judge Cunning 3:
Bedford Tor City Judge be made unanimous Ihl5 Iassu
storm of Noes" one OF the delegates reminding inc
Convention that only few days ago threeou tbs OF the
delegates had declared themselves IN favor OF hoiha
Slr Kelly said no believed the principal objection to
fe Bedford was account Of the part no had Dorue
ia tho famous Ring trials and Tor requiring man WIZ
Was accused OF stealing millions OF the puDo luho 70
furnish heavy bail. He believed IL better to discuss me
matter now than have II afterward taken up ana ds
cussed at length by the newspapers. .,u..., .,
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length cut short the debate and ordered the vote 70 be
! taken. The delegations were called IN their regular
| ordcr The candidates named were Cunning : Bedford
Jerome Buck, aud John NJ: Henry. Tue call was pro
ceeded with up to the XNllth District, Judge bcu
ford having a decided majority. jerome Buck then
arose and having thanked his friends Tor the support
tbcv had ven him. said that IN order TO secure peace
and harmony he would withdraw In favor OF Judge BED
ford He then moved that the nomination De maui t
nnanimons The question put BY the Chairman and
| carried with intense enthusiasm. 49,, 4.
Mn Kelly then moved that the Convention adjourn I,
| Friday. This was violently opposed by numDef ~ .
delegates who moved that the Convention proceeu y
| nominate candidate for DistrictAttOrney scene %
great confusion followed many delegates ciamoIihg lo
AN adjournment, ana others demanding thdt lho Col
yeuOn should make nomination for DlstTlctAttorney
When tho confusion had quoted somewhat, Mr' heIl
smoke as follows: -, A.. J.,
Gentlemen, II Mr. Garyin gets this nomination, ~ ~
will be defeated, and defeated very badly, lCfles
8 No no" and tho utmost oxctement.l There are Ger
tain Surroundings connected with his name OF such
oloracer that IT will keep this organization oOnthuhI
explaining and keep rImmany Hall continually on t
fence Ciaryin Is here seeking people 10 supper
: him He should have had deloacy enough 10 have a
least kept OF the Convention during the pendehey
rms discussion IN relation 20 the Judiciary' hli
? Chairman, Judge GQryin 10 put upon WI