New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05

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approval TIC Solicitor Of the treasury pas cobtnned
passed no law 10 relation 10 hi ana Mr. BOttge and
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dorsement is essential 10 their legal value.
THE COUNTY JUDICIARY CONVENTIONS.
TAMaANY HALL AND THE LIBERAL REPUB-
HCANs TO MEET TO-DAY-PROBABLE ADJ
JOURNMENT TO CONFER WITH OTHER RE-
FORM ORGANIZATIONS.
The delegates TO the County Conventions OF
tho Liberal Republican and Tammany Hall Judiciary
Conventions will aAsembe this afternoon and evening.
The Liberal Republicans will meet at No. slI Broadway
at p m the Tammauy Hall Conventions viii assemble
at the Hall IN Fcurteenhst. at D. m. The noininn
lions 10 be made those Judge Of the supreme
Court Judge Of the Superior Court Judge OF the CV
Court and Attorney The delegates elected By
the Liberal Republicans last night are given elsewhere
By an error the County and Congress delegation Of Tam
MANY instead OF the list Of Judiciary Delegates AZ
elected On Thursday night, were published yesterday.
The judiciary Delegation s correctly given elsewhere.
The Committee on Organization OF the Tammany Hau
General Committee met at rammany Hail to listen to
any complaints that might be made by contestng dele
cations from tho various districts, to SETTLE IL possible.
and to receive the OF candidates 70
be presented 20 the various Nominating Conventions.
There were present from nearly every dis
trct in the city Certified lists OF the delegates elected
at the recent primaries handed in TO the COMMITTEE
ON Organization The quarreln the lid District Il stu
bitter and the Committee will be called upon to namo
those who are entitled 10 seats ~ the Convention
It's extremely improbable that any nominations VIII
he made today Il Is understood thai the delegates VIII
assemble at tho appointed hour and elect Chairman.
Nominations will then be In order. The names OF ths
candidates whom the respective delegations may favor
will then be handed In TO the Chairman but Instead OF
the Convention proceeding to nominate motion WIN Dc
made that Committee OF Conference eouSS"ug
of one from each Assembly District be named
nv tina Chairman TO confer with tho Bar
Association the Committee OF Seventy, the Liberal no
publicans and such other organizations as may WISH y
mite in the movement form strong and unekceF
tonable ticket, Due consideration WILL OF course 10
given to the candidates named by the delegates 10 tno
rammany Hall Convention. An adjournment VIII tnen
| BE had until the Conference Committee can inecs
| with the other organizations and agree upon
ticket when the Convention will again be called 10
,other IN rafy the nominations proposed by the Conr
ittee It's understood that the course VIII 10
followed a the Tammany County Convention 10 Dc heiu
op Monday at D. m The Judiciary Convention OF Vns
Liberal Republican General Committee VIII NOV
| tbis evening whom Judge John X Port@
/
Committee Of Conference will be appointed, consisting
Of one member from each district Should the Tammany
Conference Committee consist OF smaller NUMBER IMAM
this subcommittee will be appointed 10 meet ana con
fer with them so that perfect unity OF actoh may W
attained The final nominations viii probably ho' "s
| made before Monday.
There was considerable discussion yesterday among
the ammanv delegates az to candidates likely TO %
named A. the Judiciary Convention, but II IS clear hst
there is thas unity Of plan or purpose, turthes
than TO nominate strong ana irreproachabe ticket
large number OF candidates named for the Supreme
Judgeship Afternoon g. Sullivan Ia said to have assu
RANGES of support OF the delegations. but
none OF the delegates were found who were willing "a
| admit that they had committed themselves TO any
candidate before the meeting OF the Convention ihe
Hon John Kelly, NJ 7. Brennan and Others are Ssiu 70
support Br Sullivan. This only thing urged against Mr.
sullivan by any OF the delegates with whom TRIBUNE
reporters conversed yesterday that no had held
subordinate position under the Tweed Ring though no
suspioon of connivance in their frauds attached TO him.
but others urged in reply to this that Mr. sullivan hso
been the first man Tammany Hall 10 declare openly
year ago. while Tweed sat scowing on the PLATFORM
that it was legend Of the organization that Tammahy
| never forgot or forgave enbezzlers OF the pub
| lie money. Judge Leonard, exJudgcs Freeman
and Fithian, Abraham r. Lawrence, Messrs
Burril and Marvin have been spoken Of desirable
candidates Judge Leonard is supported by Augustus
schell and strongly urged by Gov. Hoffman, He is gen.
orally thought by the delegates entitled to considera
ton; but it stated that he is in unpopular
with the bar Mr. Laurence belonged until lately 10 tue
Apollo Hall Democracy and his recognition from Tam
many Is based on his acton Reformer. IL is under
stood that exJudge Fithian is strongly urged 10y the
Liberal Republicans and has strong support 10 Tam
many Eau itself.
For Judge OF the Superior Court named Civil JUS
| tice Dennis Quinn, exJudge James C. Spencer. and
Aubrey c. Wilson, OF whose claims specially
canvassed By the delegates yesterday.
| The candidates for tho City Judgeship 70 be
| Cunning s. Bedford, Jerome Book, and Richard NJ
Henry of the Department Of Docks. Tho appears
| to be between the former two
| There seems to be disposition among certain dele
gates when no other be raised against the
nominations OF persons for certain offices to urge the
question whether all who have filed offices hitherto
are not disqualified in sense. for reelection. and
whether new should not Ill the positions This.
some extent has created feeling adverse TO the
election OF DstrcAttorney Garyin is again spoken
OF as candidate for that Office, aud the claims Of MI
Peckham have been urged by few advocates who
urges that Mr.. Garvn identified In with
the Ring. But his friends dehanty challenge his Bit
terest enemies 10 point out single whore he
hbited the slightest tendency TO favor the culprits.
There Is throughout this city notable absence OF the
wire-pullng' and preconcerted arrangements for
mating candidates which have heretofore prevailed.
There seems to be no Of movement Tie sonti
mens in favor Of different candidates have been gath
cred from all parts or the city.
THE DEAN RICHMOND INVESTIGATION.
The investigation into the bursting of five
| on the steamer Dean Richmond resumed yesterday
before Joseph Mershon o. Hn and John W. Mathe VS..
Local inspectors Philadelphia Boston, aud New York.
respectively. Capt. VIM. II. Christopher Master Of tho