New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-24
MUNICIPAL ISSUES.
NTw.yORKs MINOR COURTS.

NETWORKS MINOR COURTS.
a rRopABIIrrY THAT MOST OF THE CANDIDATES
FOR roIJcU. JUSTICE WILL BE REJECTED.
Opinions varied, yesterday, in political cir
eles IA regard 70 the confirmation OF candidates lor
Police Justices It was conceded that the majority
would be rejected, and there were many VINO po"''ou
That all OF the names would be thrown out in order that
now hatch OF nominees might be Scnt in. In this man
per Il was argued the Aldermen would eventually get
Che candidates whose nomination they favored The law
under which these nominations arc made has peculiar
provisions.
Tie Mavor cannot again send to the Board OF Alder
men the name candidate once rejected, but the Al
uormen after rejecting candidate, can az any time re-
consider their determination and confirm the nominee
90 that should they reject tho present nominations for
Police Justices thoy may reconsider their vote and con
firm several or all OF them. No definite plan has yet
been agreed by the Aldermen. One Of the best IN
formed members OK the Board stated yesterday that ho
dd not believe that the Board would confirm nom
nations Thurslly. OF the 10 who arc nominated u
is not believed that more than four have any
chance Of success These are Alfred T. AcNer"
waiter s. Cowles. Edward Fitch. and Benilmn & wan
dell. Mr. Ackcrt Is a member Of the IHhh'nS ma"
General Committee, and Is strongly recommehdeu py
Ramuel J. Tden and Others OF note IN the DeInol'''0
ranks He may therefore expect 70 receive INC D'i'
cratic vote IN the Board, and can proDaOy SECURE
enough additional votes ultimateyto secure ms cohrn
alton Walter 6 Cowles IS highly spoken OF by those
who were prominent in the Reform movement as an
Efficient coworker in the cause OF Relorp' h1Waru
Pitch is urged by Prof. Clarke AMI other acuVc hepuoH
cans of the VIM Assembly District Benjamin c. Wan
dell is personal friend Of the Mayor, and majority OF
the members OF the Board viii probably vote for his CON
frEatiOn.
is no secret that several OF the Aldermen have can
dates OF their own whom they have persstenty urged
the Mayor to nominate One Republican AID 3rInan. mt
least is anxious 20 have his brother nominated and It Is
,u~rNN "a ffn0 WrnnfT. fE of q
members Of the Board compel the Mayor TO send in 10
names before they should act upon any. the brother
would have been nominated The friends Of George
Kasmre are very much surprised that his name was not
sent to the Board Its known tina. tho Mayor had DC
Cded 70 send his with that Of Mr.. Ackert, but
about Is miautcs before tho Board met prevailed
upon by President Vance % substitute that OF Nj.
Streetcr. Mr.. Kasmre recommended by DELEGATIONS
from the Ninth. Fifteenth, and sixteenth Wards. and
II deemed d. bis friends mat ls nOllnaon MIe .
certainty ES-Judge James H. WEIGH strong Erpuoii-
can for many wears ua>t, and member OF the l3puO
can Central Committee, was also strongly supported
addition, there wero recommended 20 the 5iayor Col.
We lM who received the lnlorsemeut OF LtIse
number III the members OF the Committee OF seventy
60, s H. c,I'cj 19t ~ the VITh Assembly Dis
trlci aud many others. The wonder Is tRat with so
many vel known men, highly reeommended, none OF
Zen ib U' u o at he ITor has at in SOME names
70 bc h la Oft by rejection by Tie Oe tho Aldermen
TIC Aldermen have not decided upon any plan. sew.
er1l p.fhar, m o.ltr of fht members o. TIE Board
ore Iu favor Of passive policy, and THIS vii probably
prevail on lIrsdJv. Among me Germans the Aom!-
Jltuu Ui 1 g.us OttepJourg As caused much leenuE.
TLcrc are many freely declare that he IS not fitted
for the place. he has pr1cuced law Tor ltlc moro
dbau "a ycIr. he s also CHARGED with having been q
fricuds % Mr. OtterbOmc that he aided IN
she election az MI O'Buen. on the contrary,
faey claim that he az first lu favor OF the hona'
ton oswald OtteudOriCr the majority OF the
Executive Committee of the German Reform A-5OC.a-
non. uui when that gentleman refused 10 allow ms
uam, used for the nomination for Mayor ana the
Association indorscd MIR HaNeneyer, MIR. OUeroomS
gave INN hearty support
ME. OTTEBoUEG's RECORD.
TO The razor Of Thc TriLHpe.
SIR: In your issue Of today 1 find the fol
LOWING statement: Alderman Oueudorf,r says that
he believes that Mr. Ocrbours has practiced common
sense AMI honesty" etc Now If Mr. otondorfer really
Gid cay So he certainly cuno, have referred 20 political
honesty since ne very well have forgotten the
TACT tha ~ september last r OtJeJhOurg then OF
The sccr,.rle of tho German Reform Or-Jui1arOn and
member OF It's Executive Committee, dd, after tho
tIJu~t passed. resolution setting forth that 10 would
be ui utmost an vital importance III the depending
bamla-l 90 prevent d.. election Of james y ircn 10
thc A,.flfY ami alter hC, O,tenhOucc, lad voted lu
tlD I'ut lot only attended ~ thc mettns
winch nominated Mr. OBrieu hut Qid confess div vote
the4 ana tIeTe FAVOR such nomination, ald even
had ."c eruutcry 10 slate 30 the EXecutFe Committee
i,s meeting that unless Mr.. OteudOrler should
pe nominated lac would vote for MIR. O'Brien.
THEODOE O. GLAOIENsXfET.
Chairman Of the German Executive Committee Vi -sA
heir- YOyt. June H..