New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-21
LOCAL NEWS.
THE GRANT CITY TICKET.

MR.. HAvEMEYER NOMINATED FOR hAioh
NOAH DAVIS FOR THE SUPREME, an
HOOPER c. VAN WORST FOR THE sUPERloH
COURT.
The Grant Republican Convention met ON
saturday evening, and finished the most important
work before t. leaving however, the minor nominations
vat unattended to- Mr.. Havemeyer received the
nommaton for the MayOralty notwithstanding his
previous declination There was full attendance OF
delegates many Of whom, however, formed discon-
tentedookng crowd in the rear OF the hail. too far on
70 see or hear what going in front but evidently
impressed with the fact that somebody or other who
did nearly all the talking arranging things In the
very best possible way. The Custom-house doomed up
in front In the shape OF Thomas Murphy who presided
while his alert lieutenant "Deooy" Bliss, sat near Inc
evenings work began vita report, read by Hugh
Gardiner in behalf Of the members Of the Conference
Committee. who were enabled, through Bliss per
sstenoy at the last meeting 10 gain an opportunity 70
make up a ticket A gentleman In the hall remarked
privately lust after the report bad been read, " Weu'
Hayemeyer may thank Bliss for this, for Bliss hadn
worked so hard to let the Committee CONFER theI0
would have been lively soufhe over the Mayor"
In presenting the report, Mr. Gardner SAID In SUD
stance: As Chairman Of the Committee OF Iwenyon
have report TO present Previous TO haholhg ln
wish TO state that the 5COmmiee met at4 O'CLOCK yes
torday afternoon and after very long session. the
Domos of various gentlemen were presented for the
various nominations. Among Others the hrst was that
Of Mayor Mr. Van SS5Ss name Sy T MS vap Mort With
esf tst bis friends would vote for VIM f. Have
tSc name oi Mr. Havemeyer as for Mayor
ikpplansel We went before the Committee OF seventy
and r finally ye ydO9S ali the caSdates
named. We come here with this report asking
best that could be that win be strong
ticket Many OF you may nave ss1 70 nave yD ade
good ticket the whole, and think that the gentlemen
here have sS01s 10 @ JnSs and Goone
still open and 1t is requested that the members OF
foT bes oes This Committee Il your
pleasure will have TO meet the COmmtee OF seventy Oh
TisS for Aldermen CITY Judge and Coroner The Com
mttee, at the session today at II o'clock d
move the adoption Of the report OF the committee
which now present. A., ,. o.,
Your Committee Of reports ha, in the per
Torrance duty imposed them they met at these heaaqaA
yesterday afternoon and amer full discussion and interchange Of 9pn
members the gentlemen be suggested for The ysnoas County
once cou ' Sy and shT FIJI discussion agreed ,,
both parties 70 The Of the following persons PO
sS w coa Hooo G. Van %oi District attorney
T ysa personal md in order 70 NEE, q
v: e S D Ss9s S'...S 70 yoS n.nos dSSS
ing rees from those which now recommend For Ptrc,
found Committee Of Seventh greatly preferred The gsHlsI1T
S SS1 hat "a the So@SsoS vii I'M be unP,a polls
EeoOTmsn9 this evening the S9S1soS NJ" HoT q V T
Judge Superior Court Benjamin X Phelps for DistcAt
We reqeh that our powers be continued with reference The re
ticket and that when the Convention aOurns
be 10 Weiresiny evening receive final report
Col Bliss moved the adoption OF the report ana IL was
approved Col Bliss moved that the officers OF the Con
venton be committee TO wait the nominees and ask
their acceptance, and adopted Col. Bliss moved
that the Secretary call The roll of districts for sugges
tons of names for the Office City Judge then for Cor
oner and then for Aldermen. the names TO be given
without on being informed that the Confer.
ence Committee had q list OF already suggested
for Coroner and Aldermen. but none for City Judge Col
Bliss said would nominate for City Judge Isaac Day
ton Collector Arthur aud Others seconded the nominal
ton Lyons OF the XIth District thus tnnocenty
interrupted:
Mr.. Chairman I suggest the name Of Col. Bliss COM
monty called DeCOy Bliss.
Col Bliss (rapidyJ-No, you don't play that on me,
Lyons. have too much sense.
Col Bliss moved that Mr.. DaytOn's name be presented
the Committee Of Seventy the choice OF the Con-
ventOn. and il adopted. Suggestions of nominees
then called for, and the names or mil
Heber Adolph Kessler, and Louis NaumaDn were meIi-
toned The latter has received the support OF the Third
Fourteenth Nineteenth Twentyfrst Twentieth, Seven
teenth, sixth. Twelfth and Fourth District delegations,
and motion was made To nominate him. Col. Bliss moved
that the motion laid the table Collector Arthur
seconded the motion and 10 was adopted. The COnVen-
ton will meet on Wednesday.