New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-14

Bernard Kelley. Anthony Bickhoa. Richard Creser
F..Mm. Conner. WIN. Walsh Henry molmsh
BeaaT Rey AntOsy .GlhSd TSs' T,S SoA''
1s..wm C Conner WIN. wash.........ke son " foune
Bernard Reley. Bernard Re Richard Crofer
yohl foI..H A. Gumbleton. .... " N. LAMB ia,
49, No nomination. No No nomination.
Nm SonneI w. w Wt1an
John FOI........Myer stern......'.. Richard croker
The following were the nominations for Aldermen;
LIST District Maurice j. Powers lid and llld Dlstrlrts
| trct, Edward GlOn; With District, Thomas shlcis ;
WIN District Edward Giion and George w. P,unkitt
Gnon; Xth District, nomination; XIth District, VI
ward Gilon. Maurice j. Powers and George W. PuhktI
XIIth, XIIIth and XVIII Districts, no nomination;
XVIII District Maurice Powers; XVIII Dl,tTlel, M9s
nee j. Powers; XVIIth District, George W. Pluhkltt
XVIIlth, XIXth aud XXth Districts, no Nomination.
Alto O'clock last evening the Apollo Hall Conference
Committee waited the Conference Committee OF Tan
many Hail. and submitted the following as the terms on
which Apollo Hall would unite with TamInany: Apollo
Hall TO have the Sheriff or County Clerk ana one dGe
OF Supreme Court the division OF other nominations
to be agreed subsequently. No action was taken III
! reference to the demand The Conference Committee
| will meet AGAIN this morning. .
meeting of the Democratic Union General Commit
tee held last evening at the Masonic Hail. on Iur-
teenth-st near FOurth-aye. The Committee on Mont
nations reported that they had conferred WIN the Ou
mitttee from Tammany Han, and demanded that th'Te
| should be judge or the Superior Court ana
one judge Of the Marine Court gwen TO the OfRdnz"llou
| Tue Executive Committee wero directed To prepare u
| call for the Convention for primary elections
THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEES.
Immediately dItef tle vi lh' iamid"f
Convention the Conference Committees OF Tammany
and Apollo Hall met and discussed the terms on which
coalition Of the two organizations during the present
political campaign could be effected. The Apollo Han
| Committee demanded that the nomination Of County
Clerk or one of the Supreme Court Judges be conceded
| them. This was refused 10y the Tammany Committee
who were willing TO Concede one OF the minor Judge
shps one of the corouers, fair proportion OF As
sembymeD. without reaching definite CONCLUSION the
Committee adjourned until to-day.
The candidates for the various positions were mating
last evening" efforts 10 secure the votes Of the
waverng undecided delegates, and All the appliances
known in political contests OF TINS hnd were bousA' 90
bear For Sherthe contest, II believed lies between
Wm.C. Conner and John Fox. Tie friends OF Mr. FOX
claim that Bernard Kelley has virtually withGraTj
from the contest, and that many OF those VINO WOuu
have supported Reilly have ssnfed their |neness to
vote for the nomination OF MI FOX. Ihey Gam %so'
the majority OF the delegates from the AIlth Dis
trict and the fireman lac 81 tle ~ uVS
CATION VIII support MT FOX IN. Ui NJ i
equally confident and say that wmie hls friends
have wavered in his support he also has received
accesAons from those VINO hau cApio'atu 10 olOVt, "a
mad concluded change their votes from the original
candidate of their choice. For County Clerk Wllham
Walsh probably the choice OF majority OF tue dcl
egates although he did not receive clear majority OF
tie vote by districts II may he deemed necessary,
however TO cOncede tins Office TO the Germans, ana ii
is not impossible that ~ ma! yer DC gwen APolio
Hall. IL coalition cannot be ELECTED on more IaNOIdDe
terms for Tammany.
JUDICIARY NOMINATIONS
Both Conventions for nominating a Judge
Of the Supreme Court IN the place OF Jasper w
Gilbert whose expires in January next was held
in Brooklyn yesterday, the Republicans at the Supreme
Court Room, and the Democrats al the county
Court Room Mr.. Z. b. Hinsdale Of Queens County was
Chairman Of the Republican Convention. Gen. Crookc
named Richard c. Ingraham OF Queens County for
Judge OF the Supreme Court. VIM VI. Mullen of Rich
mond County. nominated Jasper ". Gilbert believing
his reflection would be Tor the beneht OF me kepnDeah
marty Mr.. Colt OF Kings nominated John WINSTON,
exDstrict Attorney, and Joshua NJ Van Cote seconded
the nomination. After some discussion Mr. Nn,slo"
The NOMINATION then made unanimous, ana MI
WUsow accented il IN short address The Democratic
reuOmiUated Judge Gilbert
no other having been presented TO the Convention
BROOKLYN COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED.
The Brooklyn Committee of One Hundred
met last evening the directors room OF the Academy
Of Music. Franklin Woodruff presided Communica-
lions were read from Ira G. Whitney Thomas OBrien.
ana LYMAN Mallory who had been elected members OF
the Committee, declaring their inability 10 serve.
Samuel Mclean, for the Committee appointed 10 the
meeting of Monday, oct G. TO consider the propriety
Of extending the time for making or ludorsing
nominations beyond the 18th day of Octo-
her reporfed that IT. the Judgment OF the
Committee IT would he wise 10 appoint special commit
tee OF seven, who shall consider the nominations winch
have been made shall be made during the week, TO
the various city, county legislative and judicial Offices
and shall report to the general meeting Of the AOcia
ton on Monday, oct 20. The report adopted and
John j. Van Nostrand, James Eschwegc II: Sanger. H.
C. Boswell aud C. II. Marvin, as the special committee.
James j. SteaTns, Chairman Of the Special Committee
appointed at previous meeting to consider The subject
OF special legislation for the CITY OF BrOoklYD read
long report showing the evils OF special legislation when
general legislation would answer the purpose ana clos
speca csS alton saOui sv,y, he avoided when erer, av
the and especially should Tbs De done With
H. Tsets should r, so. constitutional restriction, upon ne law.
III Our houd selected with ,,,.c, rrere to ,,r
ou,Goa,9' 0V Tie ' 70 =, laws NAY Roi
woRKyGMESs CONVENTION.
The WOrkingmens Central Union" Of this !,
state held Convention in this city yesterday, G. r.
Gibbons presiding and 1s delegates being present. Tha
Repuhlcan state ticket was formally approved, with
the exception Of the candidate for state Treasurer the
name Of Thomas Raines being substituted by vote Of
$50 TO 81 The following committee vas appointed 10
prepare address:
Henry Roche OF Cayuga County. Henry Rice ~ Gin.
ton County Richard Booth OF Sew-EOTk. VIM. Edwards
Of Greene County, Hiram Acker OF Rensselaer, County.
William Ferris OF Ere County walter scott 81 OHtdt
County, r. W Henny Of Kings County, Cda, NortAs 81
Albany, John Hill OF Steuben County.
LOCAL POLITICAL NOTES.
The Boards Of Registry i'll Paterson, y. j.,
will be in session to-day from 7 q. m. to D.
An election for members Of the House Of
Delegates will be held in the District OF COlIbi. TO-
day.
Augustus DennistOn was yesterday rcnom-
mated for the Assembly by the Repubcais Of the 1st
District OF Orange county
The Democratic Assembly Convention for
the Ist District of Queens County nominated Colonel
Frederick A. Laurence, of Flushing.
The Democrats of Westchester County will
hold a Convention at White Plains on Friday next to
nominate candidates for county offices.
Gov. Moses of South Carolina has called an
extra session OF the legislature 10 consider important
questions concerning the state debt and taxation,
The Republicans of the First Assembly Dis
trct Of Queens County Will meet Saturday Mar
hassett. II is thought that +. ". Lawrence Will be
nominated
The Republicans of the IXtb Senatorial Dis
putu md Posln
Counties will hold a Convention Tarrytown gu satur
day next to nominate candidate for Senator
The following nominations for members of
the Assembly have been made in Brookyn Ia the lid