The New York herald., 1872-10-24
APOLLO HALL.
Meeting OF the Convention Last Even-
fng-Jsdicisry and Aldcrmanic Nemi-


Meeting OF the Convention Last Even
fng-Jadtctary and Alderma nic Nomi-
nations.
After the toll and trouble and turmoil OF the last
month the Apollo Hall democracy, assembled in
convention, received last evening the dish laid out
for them by their masters, and having taken 1t like
good children. without any murmur or sign OF dts
satisfaction 1t is presumed they retired satisfied to
their homes.
before the opening of the meeting with the dele
gates and friends OF the nominees and
also good many friends OF those who
were not nominees. Among the distinguished
persons who lined the stage were w. O. Barrett,
Samuel q. Courtney, Robert ID. No0ny. John Nc
G0wan, Henry @. Clinton Alderman Thomas Co.
man. James McGovcrn and James r. Campbell.
At half past eight the proceedings were formally
opened by CHARLES BRO0KEs taking the chair amid
immense cheering He said :-"Gentlemen. L In
woke the same spirit OF harmony in our proceed
ings that has always characterized our meetings
IN contrast to the meetings and conventions OF
IL the report OF the Conference Committee"
Judge BlxBY then came forward with q long roll
before entering on this report we obtained 30 the
pest OF our ability the relative strength or these
aa%ss man s,s ever all and every Opposition candidate
organizations, trade unions, &C., we present the
following al our report
THE TICKET.
sr yss ssp,ss spsrs es GaHaGy 4nSs''
fr is ;ts Sa4ss sas,. %aS q Whitney
Alter the usual amount 81 cheering on such occa-
slOns had subsidized, MIR. SAMUEL G. COURTNEY
addressed the assemeiage ,, he wished 70 presen,
on the character and integrity OF the Judiciary the
safety of every citizen depended. and as Tammany
Hall had presented many highminded intelligent
and honest men before the people, the reform
democracy or Apollo Hall wished not only to be
nomination for Coroner, Dr. Adoph Kessier was a
physician OF standing and known ability, and his
first duty In his new position would be to hold
an inquest on the dead carcass OF Tammany
Hall on the 9Th OF November, with the people for
jury. In conclusion Mr.. Courtney said, .Mr Chair
adopted" He was followed by Henry @. Clinton.
who seconded the motion to adopt the ticket pre-
MT. CLINTON spoke at some length, taking each
OF the candidates separately and entering into a
ty a discussion 81 their merits II =, as to integrity
Clinton was interrupted by voice in the middle OF
voIcE-I should like to make suggestion.
CHAIRMAN-The gentleman is out OF order.
voIoE Qn stentorian tonesl-I don't like the
A NUMBER or voIoEs-Put him out.
ORIGINAL VOICE very sarcastically)-Put me
out | You better not try It..
After little confusion the diSturber subSided,
apparently OF his own vOtiOn
MI. OLINr0N-l move that committee OF five be
appoiuCcu W wall OH Iuc uoLiiHccS, HOtily IlicI o
the action OF the Convention, ana request OF them
to present themselves to the meeting.
The following committee was thereupOn ap-
pointed Henry l.. Clinton George w. Van Slyck,
Thomas McCahill. James X. Keeler and f. Q. Cald-
well.
The nominees. being duly made acquainted with
their good fortune, were escorted on the stage by
the members OF the committee.
Each gentleman In his turn thanked the COnven-
ventiOn for the honor done him, and promised, IL
elected, to do his duty faithfully as an honest aud
an honorable man.
Mr.. JOSIAH SUTHERLAND took occasion to remark
that he did not know whether It was to personal con-
sideratiOns or political expediency he was indebted
for his nominations; but II elected he would do his
duty faithfully all the same.
The nominee for the Superior Court Bench, Cliff
ford A. Hahn, was not present, probably because
he knew nothing ABOUT II, as up to q late hour in
the afternoon Judge william J. Kane was the
favorite of the committee and Mr. Hahn seemed
to be an afterthOught Of the Chairman, suddenly
sprung upon the members.
A committee of ten, composed OF the following
gentlemen, was then appointed to make arrange
ments for q grand ratification meeting Fri.
day, November 1:--R0bert b. Mooney, Alex. Is.
Davidson, Joseph Fleische Henry Murray.
Cornelius Flynn, II. +. Carroll, W. p. Golden,
James G. Brinkman, Cornelius OIseilly and James
Everard.
Judge BIxBY-The Committee OF Conference
further report that they have selected ten out
OF the fifteen candidates to be chosen and request
a further allowance Of time for the rest
ALDERMANIc TICKET.
Peter Gilsey. Joseph A. Monheimer.
Solomon Mehrbach Charles A. Johns
Samuel A. Lewis. David M. KOehler
William Joyce James Fitzgerald.
Jenkins Van Schack. Frederick German.
After q congf atulatory speech from Mr.. w. G.
Barrett, delivered with much emphasis and looking
if he really felt all he said, the great Apollo
Hall Convention OF 1872 adjourned sine die.