New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-21

nerses vere email and the responsibilities immediate.
While an honest man, earnest in the Of Reform,
mi Rht BY his presence be enabled 10 prevent any further
stealing still when he attempted to cut of useless ex
penses he might find himself honpcrcd and prevented
from carving out his laudabe intentions II no were
certain that he could accomplish good us such as
improving the local government reducing eXpeses ana
out hut when this was In degree matter OF con
lecture IL behooved him 10 consider the naer
several Reform Committees because he did rot care o.
incur the suspicion OF coquettng with them and be re-
have agreed upon another candidate. Tho nomination
by the Grant Republicans unsought and unexpected
by him. He did not care to commit himself unth llf-
Judge Davis was not at home but Il Is believed by his
for the Superior Court Benjamin X. Phelps, nom-
nee Tor DistrctAttoney, state that they Will prooaDy
accept. -
The Committee on Elections OF the Committee OF
Seventy held meeting on Saturday evening at inc
Everett House. oswald otendorfer recently elected
member Of the Committee. was present. Delegation
of Germans from the Xth Assembly District recon-
mended Lewis c. Wachner for Memoer Oi Assembly IRON
the Xth District and George HencheD, Jr, Tor Assistant
& fc INN ns vanderpoo Of the With District
for Assistant Alderman. third Allegation recon-
VIM r. Havemeyer for Mayor, Noah Davis for Judge Of
the Supreme Court Hooper G. Van Worst for Judge OF
the Superior Court and Benjamin h Phelps IOr DsIce
Attorney were discussed at length, and 1t was finally
decided TO submit these names 10 the General Cont
Tee, when VIII meet thls evening. lho Va
the United Reform Convention Will tender the nOinlna
ton william f. Hayemeyer, ut the Chamber OF COM
merce tomorrow noon.
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY.
The judiciary Convention OF the National Democracy
met on Saturday evening at tho headquarters No, 80
Unlonsquare Judge Shea presiding. Alderman George
A. Barney Chairman OF the Committee OF Conference,
stated that IL had yet completed its due and asked
for further time. This granted Jacob Cohen moved
that a committee be appointed TO confer with olher or
CARNATIONS In the selection OF CITY ahd county cau
many candidate be indorsed This was carried imam.
mously. The following were appointed Committee Oi
Nicholas Muller Patrick Moynshsm Daniel B. Finn FeiI Murphy
George Barney Constantine Donahae John Purcell Tln. ke
Thomas PtIpck n.y. r. oOme james DaTnng John H. sheIina9
Bristol John Davenport Jacob Cohea John Bachen H. ~
sweeney r. smith, John Finn ard John McCo9
A subcommittee or seven, Win the Hon BeiJiuhn
Wood as Chairman appointed 10 confer with other
ORGANIZATIONS. The Convention then ADJOURNED subject
10 the call VI the chair.
THE LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.
An adjourned meeting Of the Liberal Republican Jul
dietary Convention was held Saturday evening, at the
Headquarters No slI Broadway, Joseph W. Howe pre-
siding The Conference Committee reported that Tam
many Hall had declined allow the LIBERAL Republicans
representation on its judiciary ticket. In order to gain
tune for further deDerdtlOn, the Committee ADJOURNED
until this evening.
TIE APoLLo HALL DEMOCRACY.
Tho following candidates for Assistant Aldermen wero
nominated by the Apollo Hall Conventions on saturday
night:
First District Thomas Foley; Second District, John
Oninlan Firth District Henry Wiser; Tenth District
Joseph b. straoK; Twelfth District, M1l " lyons
Francis Mcdonald; Eghteenth District PAllp Cunl2Ayi
Twentieth District, Michael Whalen