New-York tribune., 1874-10-22

man who had done hj', duty weli He believed that
Mr. Winslow were lot nominated the action OF the Con
vention would re q rebuke to Gov DIX VINO appoin'ou
him. The pc ope, he bold. desired to see Mr. wi"s'o"
they knew bc had done MS duy ana
deservei to be rewarded. The speakers remarks
created quite marked sensation IN the |on'o""o"'
esy ecially his reference TO Gov. Dix.
An informal vote was next taken, with the foIo"hs
result: Gen. Catiin, 90; Gen. Crooke, bI; Dis'I'o'
Attorney WiBsow, 20. final vote was 'neh ~'nu"'
Geu. Catlin receiving 100, and Gen. Crooke d. i"o
nomination was then made unanimousn. N
appointing a Committee 10 request Gen. Cathhs pres
ence the Convention proceeded to informal vote or
County Auditor Alderman Richardson named Georso
H. Fisher aud he nominated by acclamation, WIN
one dissenting vote. After the nomination ooos""
said in q very excited manner: "I won't vote ior wv
H. Fisher, because he isn't Rspuolicah anu a,ned Tor
afraid to say SO here Dame, t Alderman Zlndell
announced that the cann,oa'e oamt % nomI-
% Dim that ao1eo NE Rsupett was next nominated.
bv acclamation. Mr. Bennett Is resueMS ~ VI tInndreJ
Ward ia member of the Committee OF Ohe . ~,
and a. lawyer by profession His name was propoTseu Wy
Jorln Palmer President OF the boarG Vi O.S Ui,,nv
Rope for Cnmmissoner of Charities IN the Id District
He nominated by acclamationi ~ M; dsrmen aud
sents the First Ward in the Board Oh AoeinoN' "'N
Will prove strong candidate. 1T. ~. ponos was
Gen Catlin came into the room whlie MT. ROPES % "e an
piause He returned thanks the delegates, and de-
clared that If elected he would make no S iobt
put his hand in the city's treasury ne proh';; ;ct
clean out from their pgeOn-hoes all unireu !nuet ~
ments and do his best to bring poltlcal W
bar OF Justice. He impressed the convention
Gen Catin was United States Dstrct-Attorney uuoi
Gen Tracy He is resident OF the Nlneteenth warn,
W,lia and popular IN that sectoh Vi to
cty Upon the conclusion of the Generals remarks 'he
following nominations were made: 49, ,r -
For COMMISSIONERS Of Charities. George W. narncr
and VIM. J. Cropsey. For Coroner, western l)isuict,
Dr. j. Watts Register OF Vital statistics Ill tne boau vi
Health Eastern District, Gerard Slark. Tim fact
The action of the Convention demonstrated the 1act
that Gen Tracy Commissioner Palmer, and Gen. jour
dan have not power TO dictate nominations as VI oiu
THE REPUBLICAN CITY CONVENTION.
The Brooklyn City Republican Convention,
which met last night in sawyer's Hail. at Jay ana
Fulton-sts was called TO order by Gen. f. B Fo"ier
Col. Morton and Mr.. Wheelock were appointed tein
porary Secretaries The roll was called, ana the Gre
dentlals OF the delegates were examined ai'er "nion
the Chairman and Secretary were appointed as perma
nept officers The nomination for Controller Was 'hen
pronounced in order Mr. Daggert moved that fredercK
A. Schroeder be nominated by acclamatoh' 1he
motion was seconded by exSupervsor Harman ana was
carried without dissenting vote. A committee Oh
five was then appointed to inform Mr. Schroeder OF Lbs
nomination. A. B. Richardson moved that Geo Ihomas
he the Republican candidate for Auditor Ihe nOmna-
tion was seconded by Jas II. Taylor Mr Harnah hoi %
mated Chauncey NJ. Felt for the POSITION aDu she
nomination was seconded by Col. Morton Mr.. felt
received 81 votes and Mr.. Thomas ~. Inc aler was
then declared to DO the nominee.