The New York herald., 1875-10-16
The Republican County
Convention.
THE MIXED NOMINATIONS.
IIackett and Phelps Lead
ing the Way.
TAMMANYS SENATORIAL NOMINEES
THE MIXED NOMINATIONS
TAMMANYS SENATORIAL NOMINEES
The Movements OF Leaders
in Brooklyn.

REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONNENIlON
A CONFERENCE WITH THE ANTI-TAMMANY COM
MITTEE-THE NOMINATIONS.
The delegates to the Republican County Convention
met last evening in Republican Hall, Thirty-third
street near Broadway for the purpose Of nominating
county officers with the exception OF Recorder and
District Attorney these nominations having been made
at the last session.
Long before the Convention called to order a
conference was held in antcroom between Messrs.
Rufus +. Andrews Judge spaulding, William p
Mitchell John Roddy and Ira Shaer, who formed a
subcommittee from the antTammany committee
which had been in session all day in Judge Bxby $
oince comforting with republican committee, com
posed of John d. lawson Collector Arthur Jacob NJ.
Patterson Jr George H. Shark, Hugh Gardner Joel
N Mason John H. White William A. Darling and
Charles s. Spencer reference to the nominations to
be made
In tho halls there present 500 delegates
and others Interested in the nominations.
The delegates waiting for the report Of the committee
became impatient, and called for William A. Darling,
who said
MR.. DARLING's SPEECH
MY FRTESDsl am very sorry that il has been neces-
night upon ticket that will deserve success at all
events and doubtless, will command IT, We have
every encouragement to go into this canvass
when have in nomination who are
known for their private probity and for fidelity
10 public trust We have heard since we last
met from that tida wavei which was sweep the
country-cheers)-and we have received indications
that the republican party still lives in Ohio and that
II is forerunner OF what Is TO come from PennsyL
vania From the reports which get from this State
we have every reason TO believe that we shall have the
most encouraging results.
ExJudgc Dttenhoefer was then called upon While
he speaking the Conference Committee entered the
hall and were received with tumultuous applause.
Mr. John d. Lawson took the chair, aided by Colonel
Joseph c. Pinckney and Charles H. Duel secretaries
The calling OF the roll and the reading of the minutes
were dispensed with and the regular business com
menced.
The following ticket then accepted unanimously
as the nominations Of the party
Justice u the Superior Court-Charles r. Sanford.
Judge Of the Court Of Common PiedS-Benjamin F.
Dunning
County Judge-Henry A.. Gildersleevc
Slvr0gdte-Stephen d. Van Schaick.
Justices Of Marine C0art-James b. Sheridan Charles
Goeppe
Coroner-Morrs Ellinger
Aldermen al Ldrge-0liver P. G. Billings Jacob Hess
THE CANDIDATES.
Stephen d. Van Schaick has been acting for number
OF years as deputy 10 Surrogate Huchings He is a
lawyer about forty five years old and respected by
very large circle OF friends
is an old and well known lawyer, and formerly the
law partner of Charles O'Conor.
". SANDFoRD
Is but little known in political circles He is member
Of the law irm OF Sandford, Woodruff Robinson.
is German lawyer, who has practiscd law in this city.
is the senogrnphcr OF the Court OF Oyer and Termner
He commanded regiment during the war, and was,
previous TO that reporter and editor.
committee was then appointed to notify the candi-
dates OF their nomination, after which the Convention
adjourned, subject 10 the call OF the Chair.