New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
MUNICIPAL CANDIDATES.
MAKING UP THE TICKET.

AroILo HALL SHOWS ITS HAND AT LAST
PROCEEDINGS OF ITS COUNTY CONVENTION
Apollo Hall was crowded on Saturday even
ing with the delegates to the Cz asd County csnVsh
ton OF the OBrien Democracy. whs had pc' ior "e
purpose ot cswyiug out the "cutanddaed. p'as Oh
nominating Senator OBren for Mayer. Moss OF these
who control ne organization thero. intending Wm
O. Barrett R.suoA D. Hatoh Judge spauldnS- saRuelJ
Courtney, Henry L. Ciinten Harry Murray Alderman
Mehrbaoh, j. r. Lyddy. and others.
The Conversion called TO ordor by Judge Spauldns
He contrassd present assembage with hot OF one
year ago whea their rst County Convention met and
they with shor candidates. stepped into the world OF
politics, creation, ohristoned tie Apollo Hsh Dc
mocracy. handful Of they werc then, with
cut money without organization. and wlthout even CON
dence In thensoves and yet they attacked tho Gah'
Tammany, which had the Golfers OF the city al 10 COM
mand. and disciplined army OF many thousands avis
back. One day last November the giant swhsed nAu s
tered and saspsd and fell. and to-day TammahJ hes
prostrate a nfeloss halk Tho efforts Of Thden ana
Genet OF Kelly and Fields, and the resb had
failed 10 galVanzo the corpse into me- Tor thero
never was record when oouS
absolutely dead had been called back to existence nc
aaw before him a Convention consisting OF upward "
LOO delegates called every avocaton IN ciH LIE,
and represennz the responsibility and worth OF every
election distrot-men who not holders OF public
places and had not there TO get them Thoy were
the representatives Of outraged and plaged oommu-
nifty sent by Sher respective constituencies to redress
mat wrongs and to provide for the future
This community thu entire nation recognized them
a. leading reform movement, and as the only
organization the city and county that was capable OF
pushing reform TO complete and lasting success
Judge spauldiRz named as temporary chairman O. W.
Brook and tue nomination accepted by the Couven-
ton.
Mr. Breok thanked the Convention for the honor CON-
ferred on him. The task DO performed by the Con-
venton was 70 complete the work of municipal reform
Ts do this to nominate men Of unsuied
tssftk lnda yff
elaborate eloy Of oBren. whom he indicated as likely
TO he the candidate for Mayor. ., .- .,
The credeahss OF the various delegations we're then
examined Committee OF seven on Permanent Organ
igatiOn reported the following list of Officers n,
dents. Juliss wsisworth WIN. O. TraphaxeR. William G.
Barrett Rosweli d. Hatch W. H. Vanderbilt. Samuel j.
WSs nilTz n5rry az Gs@C&h amd ohsrs sra
The rcpOEt unanimously adopted
Samuel j. Courtney to present the name OF can
oidate tor Mayor. Tho name OF the man whohi ne
i' WAS sure tse name would produce spOntaneity Of
enthusiasm never before witnessed In convention OF
the people. He was Instructed TO nonnato a. tne Deno
cratic Reform candidate for Mayor Senator James
OBrien loud cheers.l The speaker claimed that TO
the efforts VI OBren due IN good part the over
throw who had Pundered the ety that he had
persisenty fought the Erie Ring and That he had al
benefit of the workingmen OF tie city. Iammany
saanse a%s1 in 10 tn: oar@Ster te
had called npoa Tammany to nominate DIR. W. b. Dun
can fer Mayor Tnoy, therefore, nominated MT DuhcanI
MT Kelly "A very honest, straightforward man, TO- be
their candidate, but he again would not accept Inef
then offered tine nomination to Mr. 0tiendorier a.a3hs1
they that he opposed to Mr. Greeley anu te{
n9tion siaI,y 6ecsuse they would support MI Gree
ley, But Mr. Ogendorfer also refused ana tr ney
and after that 70 wokham; bnt bOth gentlemen Ge
SSSSn aSS had % Sce 81 s al Ser 6abdds an 5 Abraham Law
renee. Aciiast Mr.. Lawrence personally he had nothing
many Han. Nj Lawrence had bimselfes taan a year
ago supported the claims Of Mr.. o'Brien for Mayor
VIM. c. Barrett seconded the nomination. and 10 was
carried without dissent. Senator O'Brien was then de-
Committee as appointed to tender him the
Judge Spauling moved that committee OF tWenly-one
tr he oter es In receive the combined support of
all honest This carried and the Convention
then adjourned The following constitute TIE Commit
Arthur r. Halliday Morgan Jones. william II. Rooney
e. n Lsaey, Peter Mitchell. Moses Mehr6ach. ID. X
Rollwagen, jE;. James Breslan. W. " Vanderbilt James
GegOr H. H. CII0 1orard ~ a. %nsd is Jones G Fope
NJ Bixby, JoLs W smith.
SESSIONS OF TIE LIBERAL CONFERENCE COM
MITIEE5
The Tammany subcommittee of the Ju-
dietary Committee Of Twenyono held session on Sat
urday evening, John Kelly presiding Several commu-
nicatOns outside organizations in relation TO nomi
received, but not made public. IL Is under
stood that the following the prominent candidates
For Justice Of the Supreme Court, Judge Leonard and
Wheeler II. Peckham Judge of the Superior Court,
Judges James O. Spencer and Freeman j. Bithian City
Judge, ex-Judge sutherland and Cunning s. Bedford.
For there many names, bat none OF
more prominence than that of Samuel B. Garvin- The
subcommittee of tine Liberal Republican Judiciary Con-
ference Committee also held meeting Saturday, but
arrived at no definite conclusion.
The ComIa.ttse Twenty-one OF the Tammany County
Convention met Saturday in Tammany Hall. A6ram
s Hewitt presiding There also present the sub
Committee Of the Liberal Republican Conference Com
mittee, and dele4auOns from tho W0rkinSmen's Union
Reform Association. the German Democratic Reform
risffo nd Alliance.
question Of Mayoralty having beon settled there
paned tho choice candidates for Coroner and Is Alder
men, Iisaeged that the claims OF the outside Organza
Ons for ltOn the Adermanic ticket were pre-
boDg based estimate or the strength or
the OrgaIizstbsns at TiCcuOusly mgh hg1res NO dsh
conclusions reached, aud an adtOurnment 10
tins evening had, when, 1t is asserted ticket VIII
be arranged subsequently, the subcommittee OF The
Tammany Hall and Liberal Republican Committees beid
"A The following names were preserved "
the Liberal Rsrubican Committee from which 10 make
selections candidates for Aldermen James LAreu
D. d. Conovaf George p. Bradford Samuel r. Leconpts,
VIM. IT. Aslnao, George II. Van Cleft, and Others.
meeting Of tAs Liberal Republican Conference Com
mttec WAS bGd on Saturday ut tue headquSrteFA Ne.
Broadway. II resolved to indOrSe tha noDinAr
tiOn OF AbTfssm X Lawrence for Mayor No pane wtu
presented Coroner but il is Understood that me
candidate whom pammdny presents viii be tndorsed-
Inst containing the of those from whom to
be selected thu candidates for Aldermen the repre-
senatiOn given the Liberal Republicans the Liberal
county tickets was prepared The subcommittee will
meet today y p. III. with the other organizations tn
Tammany Hall.