, 1873-10-19
Hon. W. A. Porter and Hon. NJ. r, NJ.
Wallace Renominated
for Judges.
For Criminal and County Court Clerks, IT.
L. Sullivan and Capt. J. ".
Drockway.
Philip Wadsworth for County Treasurer,
and Reuben Cleveland for Police
Commissioner.

Tho various elements opposed to tho Hesing-
O'Hara combination have been acting inde~
pcndently Of each other for several weoks, and
there was not the union aud harmony essential
to success in q political campaign. There woro
the Republican aud Democratic Central Commit
tees, each empowered to call Convention !;
there was the Committee OF Seventy, which has
already summoned n Convention to meet Thurs
day next, and there wero two committees of
prominent citizena, ench Of which intended to
put ticket in tho field. The Republicans heal
tatod ms to the proprlety Of making nominations; !;
tho Democrats wero disinclined from the
beginning to nominating n party ticket, aud all
That WIS necessary Was for the two Committees
pf citizens to invite their corporation in the
framing Of ticket. Such Invitations wero ox-
tended, aud, after preliminary meetings, tho de-
tails Of which will bo found below, union moot
ing Of accredited representatives from each
organization was held yesterday afternoon and
evening, and, after protraeted deliberation, q
ticket was agrooa upon. There wero present in
tho rotunda Of tho Pacific Hotel, where the nomi-
nations were made, largo attendance OF citi-
gems, who Watched the proceedings with intor-
eat, and On the whole, seemed vol pleased with
tho result. No platform was adopted, It having
bcon decided that tho candilatoa should stand or
nj, nm +ho,r mortu
Tho Reuubttcnn Ccntra1 Co,nmtttce.
The Republican Central Commi:teo met yes-
teraay afternoon. pursuant to adjournment. at
Lie Pacific Hote]. AID. sohafrnor in tho chair.
There were present, ". NJ. Louehlln. WI,
Heatrord, J. ". Drockway, Tom H. Keefo,
Alouzo Snider. Aid, Stone. John Humphrey.
Nick. Eckharlt, ex-A1d. Walsh, ". ". Gardner,
Homer Cabin. AID Sidwol1. Tom Cannon. Geo.
II. Howe, i. N. Davis, and 8. ". Kingsley. Quito
number OF outsiders woro also present.
Capt. Loughlin said, as tho Committee had
been charged with crimes, and an attempt nado
to forco them to adopt certain courso Of action,
ho moved the Committee moot with closed doors.
Ex-Ald. Walsh did not know that tho gontlo-
mon present could do any harm, Or overawe tho
Committee. He WAS opposed to consultations
in the dark.
Cant. T,oupb]in wantrd tho coYnn,itten In tovo
Che credit Of acting for tself 30 it could not be
said it was influenced by any lobby. Their pro.
cecdiuge would be known, for tho pross was not
excluded. md they vera responsbia far tham.
Que outsider wanted tho roll cu!lod but WIS
ruled ont.
The motion vag 1ost-nvos. 10 noes. O.
AIr. Hum and lie othcr outsiders re1oicoa.
Tie Chair euid nt tho luBt mootinp Il wnR votc1
not to call q Convention eo really thev Ind mn
business except an invitation,
On motion Of Homer Galptp. of tho Commit
toe, AID, Gill was nut on IN his place.
Tho Secretary rcad IN invitation from tbo
meeting held Oct Is. ut tic Pacific. tn nnita
,v,th tbo;r c,,,m;ttoo for t,,a .,,,,ana - 49,
"... 'A'.' AoA '"' pn1po7" VI aom"
ihatlnR ucKet.
capt. Louyhln moved to accept tho invita-
Aid f,;, saia hfa roco,,scttor ,voa tbo f,our,t-
nm ~ i.a ,sat .aa, .o.a =. "e, Wv oou1's
.eo' y, 4'a 4as1 moosnH' vosca ~ was 1heSpedlens
70 MAKE nomination. DID tho Committee still
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