New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

which You have shown ne to-day and for the good
feeling which you have evnoed; ! only want TO say
extended speech-I only wish 10 repeat mat az go
jnro tho canvass with the desire and nention to- VIM
you must see 70 II that victory Is accomplished trhfec
cheers n ...
When Mr. Lawrence had concluded calls were made
for Horace +. Clark. Augustus schel John Kelly and
exJudge Spencer; and each OF them made speech In
favor of Mr. Lawrence Mr.. sohel made In substance
the following remarks
MR. sCHELL's REMARKS.
GENTLEMEN OF THE CONVENTION; l feel II some what
unnecessary to add one word TO that which has bean
stated 10 you this OCCASION The action Of this Con
venton marked and glorOus and 1t will be 80
received not only by Democrats bat Oy the whole com ON
muny that gentlemen. viii feel retOioed that
have had hand IN bringing It about AppanseJ 1n1s n
sented. Abraham r. Iawrenoe's name familiar as
any name in the City Of New-Iork Democrats anu @ NJ
pubhcans know IT, and the high and learned, digni
bed and important body which claims TO have the great
interests OF tins city IN their charge-l cer, eoIe
ience of Mr. lawrence IApplause.l They know the
strength which his will give to any Ticket 10 auy
know Mr. Lawrencc's reputation, his position, his
ability, his knowledge & oi tae law
Mr. Lawrence's name is well known throughout the
State. had the honor OF being colleague WIN
him in representative Convention. The high honor ne
obtained there Will him well here, viii serve him
well throughout state when YOU make that nomi-
nation Won send word to the Democracy OF the state
that you have nominated Mayor tit to he companion
their candidate for Governor. lApplansel He is
OF ability OF parity of high legal attaininents; ana
you IN nominating INN for Mayor. have given ono who
pure enOug and able enough represent the honesty
and irity OF the community. tAppause.I
Gentlemen know all rej0ced TO learn that he "
70 be sUsndardbearer In the coming campalgn All
We have to say and say it for himself, Is
that we win hrn elected at tbe ba0t-bOx IN NOvem-
Der next and after the election will hail with aecla
nations our Mayor-Abraham K Lawrence. tApplause.I
Before the Convention adjourned the Chairman, MIR.
Hewitt proposed that the Committee OF Seventy be in
formed the nomination and their opinion OF 1t be de-
mandeu toid that There
were not three four in the city OF NewYork
who were fit to be District-AttOrney, and that one
OF them was MIR. Lawrence and don't doubt
VIC have the other three IN the Democratic party
-laughter but the question Is whether MI
Lawrence is 1T 10 no Mayor We believe
that he is and we suggest TO the Committee OF Seventy
to pass on the nomination OF Mr. Lawrence, and let us
understand whether they could have picked out better
man from their ranks.
It was then moved that the Committee Of Seventy be
invited pass opinion the nomination, alter which
the Convention adjourned until Wednesday at D. m.
The Liberal Republican County Convention, which was
to have met last night will convene tonight i9 response
the recommendation OF the Committee which met last
night and viii nominate candidates for municipal offices
Abraham T. Lawrence will be its choice for Mayor ana
probably Henry WOltmann for Coroner.