New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25

,,,vor,io, This announce was greeted with loud
cheers and Tho Convention then iadiournod'
The Conference Qo@mat!ees Of the Republican and
Anao uaiI orrsnisatons i5es ass.a YESTERDAY aver
noon a, the Fifth Avenue Hotel. and asreea oa sno
ticket which was 70 aSa tBs hnco Hail
t,ee wished 60 place nomination for Judge OF
SUPREME GS%T conrs II Aen anu who was
OF Old a" nv The the Hon. Thomas j. creamer Inc
ao%aSSD S S@as snd was duality agreed
name Of Judge Van Brunt shoid pe ~ ti sn
70 make room for spsad'nS so w EspuSI tnns
urged rs indueepent 10 Wv ny ticket
agree to d ns s .w 10 va cause for Judge
shps-ore I'm TIE Court OF Common Pleas an an, .ho %
in the Marine Court and as these Y"nt,sh a 20 n much adj
iions advantage for the Republicans ....
SKETCHES OF TIKI CANDIDATES.
John McCoole, candidate for Sheriff, is one
OF the most extensive builders in the city He was
chosen Alderman of the Win District in 1862 ana served
during that and the following year. In 1864 he was
nominated for Register. hut defeated lie has LOT
several years past been active opponent OF Tan
many Hall.
Jacob ~ Patterson ir., the candidate for County
Clerk is a butcher aud resident of the Tenth WARD
He has for several years past been an active kepuOncah
politician lie was elected TO the Assembly last Fall
He has for several years been MEMBER Oi tue hepup
'" Charles r. Van Brnnt the Apollo Hail candidate for
Judge of the supreme Court ~ DsInVOlp az out -
never taken active part IN politics. he mas Sgges'
wears sal on the bench OF the Court OF Common Iea
Judge EnOch l.. Fahohcr, the Republican canuluate
for Judge of the Supreme Court was formerly law
partner OF Gov John ]. Hoffman, ana was appointed ny
the latter 10 l the vacancy caused ny the reOvhi Oi
Tudge George G.. Barnard from the Supreme Court
Bench He has never before held public once IN tbis
civ but several years ago filled judicial POSITION III
the interior OF the state, He has not taken an aeuFo
part 10 pOltcs. -. A..
Isaac Dayton Republican candidate for Judge OF the
Superior Court has long been prominent menptr OF
the Republican party and also OF the 1Sephbncan toi
ra Committee. lie represented the Ninth Dlstrlct III
Board of Aldermen IN the years 1901 anu looz
Judge Alexander Spau,dng. the Apollo Hall candidate
for Judge OF tho Superior Court was eleceu TWO yos
ago one OF The Judges OF the Marine Court: lie was
Collector In the With District during the Adniht'a
Henry r. Rowland the Republican candidate for
Judge OF the Marine Court, has for many years pasl
been member OF the Republican party. He iaWycr
in good practice and q member OF the Bar Association
Roswell D. Hatch, the Apollo Han candidate Ioi JuuRo
of fine Marine Court is OF the present Fire Commits
siOners He has been member OF the Apollo nan party
since its organization, was member OF tle COhllGe
of Seventy, aud a member OF the Bar AssOcldthn ne
has been Tor years past pTaeuong lawyer III thiS
Citv. - Nil.
George Opdyke has been member OF the Republican
paFty since its organization. He ran Tor MAYOR III loSv
but was defeated. He chosen IN 1861, n serVcu III
1862 aud 1868. Eo has Oiled no p0iitlcal once shOe
then. 60
Michael Cregan Republican candidate for Coroner,
served four years with the "a Regiment N. l. W. during
the late Har, aud from the ranks TO captancy
de received the Republican nomination Tor Alderman
last f. but defeated.
Andreas whitman, also Republican candidate Tor COro-
ner is a welLkUOwn gentleman. ana several years ago
served one term as Supervisor.
Cornelius Flynn, the Apollo Han candidate TOT Coro
ner was chosen Councilman from the lVth Dslrlol IN
IsCG and the following year was elected Coroner. lie
has held no pablo position since then.