New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
LOCAL POLITICS.
AM AIlIANCE CONsUMMATEp.

ventiOn met in Republican Hail I"oh'
thrd-st, last evening, hear the report
Of the Committee OF Twenty-one relative to It's CONFER
euce with the Apollo Halt organization, ana 10
nominate a ticket OF county officers aud judges as eau
daes ri Che approaching election. Commissioner hus
Gardner presided When the roll OF delegates nau o
saed aud number Of vacancies fled by tuos'i'u''D'
collector Arthur. from the Committee OF I"e"' '"'
read the following report; -,
CUInmittee bee to report INST, tn vh similar
committed. they had several meenss i VII dnIine
bieb there were free ana earnest expressions OF se
views OF tho organizations and OF , mn Of oninon
very one seemed sctuated Ivy strong 9eterhato Ionic
unto upon candidates WI" oi ~ 81 Tammanv
ian -" AZ an early stage Of our con
Was agreed t n n 1g Of the snpeor Court
80 one jn6ge OF the Marine Court should be selected
~ Nigh be rssGd to individuals; while the Sheriff,
ono Judge the Supreme Court, one Judge OF the ou
pcrior Court ard Judge of the Marine Court were
.uucedOd tho Apollo Hall organization under iGe nl
atoDs You Committee claimed also Two OF tne tn1o6
L 90 ,S1@ aud the A'''n"n "D''D wore "-4'
Alter iali and prolonged consideration the two sub
-lmmiocs unanimously agreed 10 recommend 10 theH
respective conferences the following ticket;
F1r sheriff Johu McCoO
For County Clerk. Jacob NJ. Patterson. ir.
For Justices o. the supreme Court Eaoch L. Faneher
For Justices Of the Superior Court Isaac Dayton and
a cXRndor Spsulaing r., =, rru,,,a
nd Roswell d. Hatch.
Fcr Coroner. Michael Crcgan. Andreas WilmaDn'
For AldeIman George OpiYke.
Enthusiastic applause greeted the Republican names
ou che coalition list, Patterson, Cregan, and Opdyke
being awarded the honor OF three cheers and flourish
of hats while applause not quite hearty was given TO
the lcss acceptable OF John McCOOl and Cornelius
Tyun. a Few nurmurs of disapprObatiOn indeed fol-
towed tae second reading Of some OF the Apollo Han
N,'nos and Tor moment slight dlsposi-
tiIu 70 revolt was visible on the surface
hon me uproar ceased motion to approve the report
fta pf-nf de and
q could be put OF the G5cOnented delegates moved
Wat tie report received and laid on the table oalng
f,r The Yeas Nays the motion. In reply to the
, Tor nc Yeas Nays the mover OF the resolution
alone stood up.
notion 20 vote on each name separately was cried
down ay the impatient asscnblace and then the ticket
ss adopted by reclamation only few mays" being
auiblc obscure corner.
g. DeIsdeld Smith, when the hustle over under
rk 20 .y the usual few words in regard 10 the candi
atr but when had reached that point no was over
~ Inclined with cries for adjournment, aud Commits
oner Gardner adjourned the Convention. The adjourn
ient A9wever was sufficient TO secnre dispersal
81, The crowd and delegate claiming that no had
r,o-o 70 make the presiding officer obhgngly called
he meeting order again, as he said, to hear Whal
;.8e gentleman had to say"
19c gentleman moved that Committee be appointed
$50 VAT ON the candidates and inform them Of their
oom,naton that important duty having been entirely
y.rgoton and another gentleman being reminded by IL
ao,ed 10 appoint Committee 10 wait on Apollo Hall
sd Inform the meeting there OF their decision linen
% fnriher motion was made to appoint
committee 20 arrange for public ratlnca-
y,n meeting AZ Cooper Institute, al u which Yere
,fauimousy agreed to- Collector Arthur soon after
ward announced that Committee, composed OF Franc is
- Bixi,y. JOS A. Monheimer. and Henry Murray h ad
gs,ed IRON the Apollo Hall Convention with the iDfor-
,uauun that the ticket named bad been ratified and
adopted by the Apollo Hall Convention. Then renewed
~ Oh anff hp
iel out at their leisure.
APOLLO HALL CoNCURs.
The adjourned County and Judiciary Con-
vcnoa Of Apollo Hall convened last evening at Irving
JIan The hall was filed with delegates and others
Among the leaders Senator OBrien, Francis M
Bixh, Police Justice Butler H Bixby, Alderman Mon
,ciu,cr ex Alderman Mehrbach, c. W. Brooke, ex-Al
German Conan Civil Justice Anthony Hartman, Judge
oaulding Fire Commissioner Roswell d. Hatch, Henry
Murray Robert " Mooney. and Alexander v DaVldson'
Alderman Ficoner occupied conspicuous place near
the platform The Hon Thomas J. Dreamer, samuel a.
courtney ard the Hon. Benjamin Wood, were absent
Inus Wudsworth called the Convention to Order ana
,unoiiuced that the Committee on Conference would
make It's report. This read by c. W. BrooKo III tine
absence of samuel G. Courtney the Chairman OF the
Conference Committee.
The ,enort acts forth that the Committee Of Confer
nce were appointed TO obtain suitable candidates Tor
she surfaces Of their felowcitizens, and that It might
et the jnsr and reasonable expectations OF the peo-
7,e; and dudng alliance could be made with
rammany Ha not because OF any umeasohaoie
demand on the part OF Apollo Han out
because Tammany Hall had refused to unite on any
terms of common fairness and to secure competent
inst and faithful officers. The selection OF municipal
nnieers should be as far removed as possible nom
issues Of mere party The people have and sorey felt
e evils arising from incompetent and dishonest men,
and are Impressed with this conviction ana demand tue
election of the best men, pledged to do their whoe uuV
Without reference their opinions on National or state
ISSUES The Committee have conferred with the repre-
esntayes various organizations ana as result Pre-
cent the names Of the gentlemen who would serve the
-, interests of citizens al large. He then announced
,be ticket gwen above. Mr. Brooke moved that the re.
port be adopted.
several delegates moved that the name Of VIM. c.
Counor be substituted Tor that Of John McCOoe. This
treated much confusion There loud cries Of Put
fhn out" Delegates left their seats and crowded for
ward 10 the space IN front OF the platform Justice
Hartman hoped no voice would be stiAed in that
Convention
M Hxby moved that Committee of Three be ap
pointed 20 inform the nominees Of their choice by tie
Convention.
Justice Hartman wished to know IL the report had
been adopted There were cries of "NO, No"
The chairman then put the question to vote and was
carried by large majority, although there were many
dissenting voices.
James o Buen OF the Seventh Ward declared that he
did not wish the tactics carried out there that
used In Tammany Hall. He wished 70 present the
psme OF candidate VINO was the choice OF ma
3orty Of the wards in the city. The rest
Of his speech was drowned by cries Of Put
him OUT" catcals, and other sounds. Senator
O'Brien and others endeavored to make themselves
heard above the din. FINAL, when quiet was some
what restored the Chairman announced mat he would
appoint the Committee of Three, f. 81 Bxby. Alder
man Monheiner. aud Harry Murray. g. W. Brooke