New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
local, POLITICS.


,,n EDWARD GuON FOR ALDERMAN
| nh Tommany County Convention met Ill
| ,..ov nan at 1870 Yesterday afternoon the'iion'
,n.vo Hewitt occupying the chair The Coinni''oeo ~,
| contested Seats reportedone In the AlAln ps''N'
| inc delegates, however, were admlt'eu """
| . cot, each The Committee on Conference rcpoi'ou
,ha, tbov had communicated with the various oeee"
to,s Of Democratic organizations, ana asa reSu'
,os hsck for further consideration the candldates
81 supcested for nomination. The reports OF Doln
committees wore adopted. resolution was 'hcn VI
fered by John Foley that in the vote Tor county oue
tne lf of delegates be called, and tbat each deiegde
rise and declare his choice without debate John Kelly
moved an that the roll be called by olstc's
where the district Is unit choice aud when there is
a diysion the district in which the division exists he
nolled The resolution amended was adopted the
Secretary read the list Of candidates for the NOMINATION
To the siricyalty AS follows; William G. Conner, Der
nard Reilly John Fox, Joel c. Stevens, and Edward j.
Donnelly communication from John Fox withdraw
ing from the contest then read by the Secretary
J. W Cnaner said that although all debate was out OF
order be desired to express himself I'm favor OF Bernard
Reilly for sheriff and concluded by nominating nm TOT
that Office. William II. Quincy said that IN case
Mir. Reilly received the nomination ne Womu
receive the heartiest support OF the friends OF "li
C. Conner He thought much could be said IN the
praise OF Mr. Conner had been said OF Mr. Reilly III
was not his part to dsparage any Democrat, but MT
Conner was a man who had thousands OF friends, ana
conld not pom: 70 single enemy, IL the convention
had any regard the OF the Democratic paV'
he thought they would support Mr. Conner Tor sherm
Louis C. Wachner seconded the nomination OF Bernard
! KenV.
Tho roll ~ delegates was then called nv districts, the
! Ist lid. IId, With, IXth. XIth, XIXth XXth, and
XXIst voting as unit for VIM. C. Conner the Nth At'
XIIIth XVIII, aud XVIIth for Bernard Reilly ana tne
other districts being divided Al the end OF the hrs'
bauot the vote stood AS follows: william C. Conner, 524
andy
requested that their total vote OF 28 and 80 ballots DE
| Transferred 10 Mr.. Conner and his nomination Tor
County Shorif made unanimous 10y accIahauOn vi
! motion Of Mr.. Chanlcr
| Tho following names we're read as candidates for
! Comfy Clerk: william Walsh. Anthony EicShof Henry
| A. Gnmbleton, and George A. jeremiah MessIs lick
hoG Ciumbloon. and jeremiah withdrew. ana a motion
I that Mr. walsh the sole remaining candidate DC hop
mated by accamatiou was lost BY dissenting voice
from the XXIs District The roll was then called ana
res1ted in SIS votes for William Walsh. the total vote OF
tbe Convention and he was declared unanimously MONT
mated.
Tho following candidates ror Coroncrs were of red;
Henry Wo.tman, Richard Croker AnthonE Eckh"H
VIM Lamb Thomas +. Bourkc, DR.. j. W. Green ana
I Nelson W. Young. Green and Young Withdrew before
the vote was taken The first ballorcsuted ~ follows:
| Richard Croker. 49, Henry Woitnan. IS ANTHONY
FckhoT $40; William Lamb, 2S5; Thos KoGrke, G. inc
! Eckhof were nominated candidates Tor COroherS;
formerly occupied y late Peter Gsey. all OF whom
/ withdrew in favor Of Edward Glon, VINO was nOliha-
ted by accamation o. motion OF Cen spnIa' II VIZ,
nominations from uOuaccep.ahce or Otherwise, tha ht
! Committee Organization OF the General Iduilnthy
Hall Committee have power 10 supply snch Ntcncies
| The Committee Conference were appointed Com
mtce i'm making arrangements for Ratification meet.
ing. The Convention then adjourned s"'c d'e'
| REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
The Republican Central Committee, at a
meeting held last evening Republican Hal, Broad
tt,sr.g. d,ca .laff btf nc
publican conventions shall be held a. follows Senatorial
conventions on oct 23 at p For the IVh District
in tie han OF the lid Assembly District, corner oi
Chatham-st. and wBowery for the Win District IN
Blocker Buildings, corner OF MorOn-st; 1or the WIN
District iu Concordia Hall, No. % Avenue for the
With District in Republican Hall; for The With Dis
trct in Breyoort Hall The Assembly District COnyen-
mons on oct % The With Congressional Convention. at
Benmtiir,u Hall on oct o. Mr. F,rr Of the COMMITTEE
on Naturalization reported that the Committee wac
! actively engaged
| JOHN ". HUNTER NOMINATED FOR MAYOR BY The
DEMOCRATS OF BROOKLYN.
| The Democratic City Convention met yes
| terday al o'clock in the Of the General Com
mlttec Ihos. Carroll made Chairman of the
| Convention and F. W. Kalbheisch, son OF the late
Martin Kalbfcisch. Secretary Hugh Mclaughlin, jas
g. Craig Frank Swift, AudEew Cunningham, and other
leaders Of the party delegates. All except dele
| gates and reporters were excluded James O'Brien
moved and j. j. Cray seconded the nomination Of Sam
| uel s Powell. They eulOgized the Mayor, especially
| with regard TO the purity Of his private LIE Frank
Swift nominated Edmund Dnges Of the Seventh Ward.
| % Y p ralmage nominated d. D. Whitney of the
| First Ward. The nomination was seconded by Col.
Bennett. Hugh Mclaughlin then made short address.
lie said that all hands the Democratic General Com
uttre was charged with representing the piuHdercrs Of
the people. Hc wanted, therefore surety hohSst
man put in nomination, man who would noe permit the
| city to be plundercd Such man. he SAID. was = >
| Powell But Mr. Powell had feen charged with being
member Of Ring. and emergency had arisen
which denandcd tho NOMINATION OF man Naoin , tie
Committee OF one Hundred, the Committee OF Fity'
aud Republicans tb enSeIYes mHst APPROX lhey were
honest In their professions. Tie presented the name oi
the nomination. Frank swift supported IT, ana on The roll
| heinz called II was found that the names OF all
| others were withdrawn and Mr.. Hunters nomination
was made unanimous A committee of % was then APP
pointed TO wait upon Mr. Hunter and inform him o. his
prevailed. IN addre sing the CoDSenton he declared
that the acceptance o. III? nomination
Of private interests but 10 came IN such way that ne
cogld decline H. lie therefore with grateful heart
| would accept the nomination. lCheeungl.
NJ, Hunter is President Of the Dime Savings BanE Of
| Brookvr ana member OF tho Committee of One Hun.
az, II * SAID that me National Democratic iorganIa
ton AID the Committee OF Fifty viii take MT Hunter
ds tselr candidate
ECHNOHD COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
The regular nominations Of both parties for
county officers III Richmond County are fellows:
| For Assemby-Abraham J. Wood (scpJ Of Westheld,
! and Stephen D. stephens jr. (Depl, OF southteld
| Fcc sicrifi-Wm p. Aston (BepJ of Casueton, and
For County Troasurer-II. McRoberts Cep) OF Middle
!
/ For Superintendent o. the POOr-N. n Heal, Castle
J ton aud Emanuel kOppes, southhed, Republican,;
Michael LingOn, Casteton, and Michael Ly man. South
4 neld, Democrats. -, ,,,,,
For Iustiee Of the " ssOhs-W. H. Alien Rep OF Mid
d1et ,Sn and Charles NillbYOOk (Dem) OF Northied
| For COroneTJacOb WiunibgeT Rep) OF CasUiOn,
| and James Dempsey DcDl} Of Castleton
LOCAL POLITICAL NOTES.
| The Liberal Republicans of Kings County
bar. elected fun delegations for their CITY, County,
! Senatorial and Assembly District Conventions.
Al the Liberal Republican Senatorial Con-
yepttoa held in lawyers Hail. Brooklyn. yesterday,
sunerriso John ". Coo was nominated for Senator