The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-15
MEN WHO WANT YOUR VOTE
THE LATEsT NOMTNdTIONSM MADE IN
AND NEtR NEW York.

AND NEtK NEW York.
The Lively Convention they Ind In Brookiyn
and the iivtiicr Meeting In We-tchcster
County Last Evenings District NJ eetiuas.
The Kings County Republican Conven-
tion, with A. J. Perry as Chairman, met In
Brooklyn yesterday. II. J. Rudd OF the Six
teenth Ward, after condemnnR the ctty's Ring
rule, nominated Tor the Shrlevalty ex-Assembiy-
man Jacob worth. The speech was long
wnded that the delegates, growing inpatient
called out "Name your mani" The speaker
in a changed tone OF voice, curtly responded,"I
will name him when the time comes" The
-naaker continued his eulogy OF the candidate
amid disturbance, which with difficulty wos
uuclled. A deieeato accused r. NJ whiting,
who was formerly Fowler's associate In
the Board OF City Works, OF making
the disturb nee, and EXPRESSED surprise
that man Of Writings record should act so.
Cries Of Put him out" and Kisses followed
which the Chairman promptly rebuked. Geo.
W. nungay nominated Albert Daggett for Under
sheriff VIM. Colt nominated John W. IIar-
mon, who, he said had for years been nsbtiug IA
corrupt and terrible Ring "a ever troubled a
Government, civilized or barbarian. J. II. War
mock, IN speech full OF humor described the
competence Of Boss Mclaughlin In Brooklyn
affairs, and condemned the Ring which the
Boss allowed to revOve about him. He pic
tured Maoauay'e New Zealander sitting on the
brooklyn bridge tower looking over the desola-
tion about him and amid the ruins Of Ring rule,
dcscrt ing the coat ot arms ~ tho defunct city TO
be an empty purse falling through "A hole IN the
pocket, and on the sides of the tower Latin
insc ipton dc-criting the havoc as the result OF
the rule of " luperu' Magnus Hugo McLauRh-
linus. 49,
rhe roll was called on informal ballot with
the following result Jacob Worth ~, Albert
ID ggett 30, John :. Folk 2, aud John w. lar
man ~. On the formal ballot Diggett received
- votes Jacob Worth Al votes. and }. w Har-
man o. a number Of DELEGATIONS changed Their
votes and Daggotts nomination was made
john Davies of the Fifteenth Ward was MONT
mated for Superv'sof-at. Larg', samuel Hutch,
District, an John W. Hartman for Charity Com
missioner In the ihird District. Henry Wolfert
was nominated Tor Justice oi the Sessions.
A miGH Old CoNvEHIIoN IN wEsTCnEsTER.
The Democrats and Liberal Republicans Of
the THIRD Assembly District of Ncstchester
county met 1t CrOton Lake yesterday. Nine
towns were rcprescnted ~ sixty delegates. A
nght was anticipated, and many deieg. tes went
prepared for II by taking on board full cargo OF
appl Jack. Ihe meeting was held on the lawn la
front Of the hotel the Chairman, Mr. Geo. E.Crdft
Of Pcekskill having "a seat ON tue piszza. The
roll Of towns was read until the Ossiuine dele
headed by Mr. Childs and MIR. Nelson re-
| s2cctiycb presented creOentials. Then there
| delegations before the Committee on Creden-
tials. As that committee retired the Convention
/ became Mllu v itu excitement, ana blOMS were
struck. he lac was given. ana several delegates
we c ghting az the same time. Heads weie
| punched IN the Twenty y-nrst ward style, clothes
| were torn, and one delegate seized another by
| the throat Nobody, however. was fatally
| injured.
| After dinner the Committee on Credentials re-
turned ana decided to admit the ChIlds dele gi-
ton. Mr. John Hoa2 ~ Sing Sing was then
| nominated for the Assembly and Mr.. Isaac Z.
| Wright Of SOmc.s for School Comiuhsuncr.
| I he last sentence Of the speech OF one of the
nominees was AN invitation to more reiresn-
OTHER LOCAL NoMiNATIoSs.
! James ". Booth WAS nominated for Senator
| by the Republicans Of the Fifth senatorial Dis-
The Republicans OF tho Fourth Senatorial
District have nominated John Robinson for
Ihe members Of the eleven Italian societies
w. - 80 ,. ~',o ,. ns,no
" "Grande Uni1ne Poliuca ltahsna," last night,
| To suIpprt the Dem CT tie tickot. Mir. L. Don
| naruinma was elected President.
The Republicans OF the seventh District nom
| mated eA-Judge Henry Il. HOwand for Alder
| man.
Joseph Cudhp. stephen N. Simonson. and
| BeuJ. Beyea re nominated by tne kepubl-
| Ihe Richmond county Democrats yesterday
nominated John DecHer for Assemblyman; sid
ney r. Rwson, County Judge; John n. Van
| Clrif, County Clerk.
rue rhird syuaturial District Democrats have
| renomin ted John &. Jacobs.
| Tue following Assembly nominations were
made Ia brooklyn LIST night: first District,
pa ie, iiradiey 1hltq pist5lc,' Michael Coaey.
District, Bernard SiIVeTman. Ninth District,
John MCGruaTty.
the Liuorh Republicans nave determined 70
renuminate for Tue judicial aud cOuny offices
the gentlemon named by the TammaDy Hall
| Convention.
The conference committees Of the Republicans
anu Anti Iammany Democrats we're unable II
aGroe yesterday on Judicial nominations
MI. BIxBY's ANTI-TAMAASY COMMITTEE.
| The following named meu will meet In Mr
BlKbys ofioe, - Park row, tins morning at IL
o'clock; John Esan, thomas wild, james
HAYES, +. NJ. Docner. Gershon Cohen, Michael
Maloney Frank t. Ransom, NiChol 5 EDerhsrd
| Timothy Shea, w. i. Mitchell, l.. q Brien, Ed J
| Church, W. J. Gibson, A. j. CArty, }. {. Quinn
| Lawrence o. Brien, Henry Murray, Jas. % O'Drien
A. 5pAuldlng, Emanuel Hart, John Hart J
| Roddy, and /. Ford.