New-York tribune., 1872-10-15

t1a Ticket 10 he win bes. tho whole ticket Ho 10
sue shS,d ,h nave had discretion enough himself 70
with men who before his eommhry to be tried for
crime Judge Garvn the bench Of the Superior
trct Attorneys OF this county and no resigned hon
oTbie position ke that and took the office OF DlsfiGt
troled this city In such way as TO bring disgrace upon
th9 @ party r az EnIan hope that the convention
upon IT, IL Ia subject Of grave Importance and regret
presence Of Judge Garvin, but tell ne Conven-
lion that II TINS thing is to be done tonight
facts and without attempting 60 intmdate tho Conven-
on, shall this party be defeated at its first start You
know, Mr. Chairman, perfectly well that the opposition
Is very strong one and we must make up our strongest
ZION adjourn quietly consider this matter we'll and am
c"yfain tbat Won will come m tbs o'', ,oirsinn az, %
that Judge Gdrvin Is not now the available
this motion is put the gentlemen Will consider my
marks WELL in Wow Of the surrounding facts. 1t Is time
that Tammany Hall should put such ticket In the field
that hold up the finger Of at any indi
vidual on IL. don't mean to mpeach Judge Garvin's
character AT all only speak TO the Convention Of his
connection with individuals and the bearing t will have
upon the community Now hope, as said before that
the Convention viii adjourn until Friday at p. m
Jas. ID. MIcCeliand eaped excltedy to his feet and
discussion Will be afforded 10 every member Of the Con-
yeBon here at this very hour IN reference to the per
sOnS that nave DeeD cast upon one OF tue moot hOnOaoo
conscientious officers that ever discharged the duties OF
tons that we have had here to-day that TINS Convention
only requires but demands The Nomination Of samuel
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gentlemen, recognize in the movement opened by ms
motion direct effort TO stilo and uisappOnt wnat 10
knows to be the free hearty eXprts or TINS C0nNch
tiOn IL Is well enough FOR gentlemen TO say: owing
10 his surroundings he Is not an available candidate
know, SIR that IN the discharge Of his public duties he
has sunk beneath his feet every personal consideration
friend and foe, and performed ms duties IN way
that commends ham TO the support OF tl5 Convention:
The gentleman says that lie cannot De eecSsa zen zen
.no sS ss DpoitcaI sagacty ere ne good as
MS; and not only hat, but say this have studied ho
political history Of the City and County OF New York Tor
year, say here to-day that OF all tho candidates
upon ticket the most formidable ana available Is
Samuel b. Garvin. tApplauseI
Horace 4. Clark sad tlat he would be unmindful or
his duty the Democratic party ii he did not say few
words. He believed If There was ono man more than
heart, il was the gentleman who had moved thaJ the
Convention adjourn to Friday. Mr.. Kelly had no anmo5-
ities to atfy and asked for nothing at tho hands OF
tho Convention He hoped the motion Of Mr. Kelly
would prevail
Mr. Kelly said that he had nothing to say against the
character Of Mr. Garyin. IL was question Of ayaaDH
ity III the Convention decided TO nominate FIR. Garyin
1t could do quite readily on Friday He reiterated nis
bore the OfJudgG GarVin lie hoped hs motion
would prevail The discussion had taben m unfortunate
turn. Passion, no well as sympathy nae been aDOWed
10 gain sway. they adjourned TO Friday, they WOuld
come together in more cool aud dispassicnate mood
Should his motion prevail he hoped the delegates would
the question Of the nomination. among tlof
negbors and friends, and see whether or not MS views
correct.
III was noticeable that the remar;s Of Br. Koly had
had due effect the Convention aud that the applause
which a. the outset had greeted tue mention OF MI
Garyin'6 name was growing fainter. FoodOre DlersOn
seconded the motion OF Mr.. Kelly. The question was
carried and the Convention adjourned.
The Judiciary Conference COumltee OF the lABstal
Republicans yesterday, and discussed the question
Committee the name Of Freeman j. Flthan Tor CITY
Judge. It Will meet again to-day