New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-15
there viii he very decided falling OF in the vote as com
pared with last year
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
NOMINATION OF ALBERT DAGGRrT FOR SHERIFF,
JOHN W. DAVIS FOR SUPERVISOR AT-LARGE.
SAMUEL HUTCHINSON AND JOHN w. HARTMAN FOR
COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITY, AND HENRY VOL
FERT FOR JUSTICE OF THK SESSIONS
The Kings County Republican Nominating
Convention was held at samuelrs Assembly Rooms, in
Brooklyn, at p m yesterday There full attend
ance OF delegates, and the lobby and galleries
crow ded with spectators Ex-senator A. j. Perry Of the
sixth Ward acted temporary Chairman. He said that
the Reform campaign had been opened at the Repubi-
can City Convention. The County Convention he said,
onght to do good work that election day every
vesge OF official corruption In Brooklyn should be routed
out Mr. Perry was chosen permanent Chairman.
Albert ]. Rudd Of the Sixteenth Ward nominated for
Sheriff Assemblyman Jacob Worth Of the With District
who he said, began life in humble circumstances started
in his political career Assembyman IS years ago
and now stood in the front rank Of tho Republicans OF
the State.
George ". Bungay of the Nineteenth Ward nominated
Under Sheriff Albert Dagget honest intelligent,
experienced and capable official" Louis Froelich Of the
Sixteenth Ward seconded the nomination OF Mr.. Worth,
In whose support he made eulogis,ic speech.
William Colt Of the Sixth Ward nominated ex-super-
visor John W. Hsrman of the Twentieth Ward. whose
selection he advocated in brief but highly compliment
airy address
Prof. j. w. Warwick OF the Eleventh Ward made long
address. William NJ. Thomas Of the Third Ward nomi-
mated exPolce Superintendent John S. Folk veteran
official who had shown his worthiness through many
years Of responsible public service Gen. S. Catln
warmly urged the nomination OF Under Sheriff Daggett,
the ground that lac the only candidate who prob
ably could he elected and because the people and the
Republican party could not afford to lose his valuable
experience.
An informal ballot resulted as follows Worth, 40;
Daggctt, SO; Harman 10; Folk, 2. The delegates who
voted for Messrs Harmsn and Folk transferred their
to Mr. Dagget thus making his vote II. formal
vote was then taken, follows: Dnggett "a; Worth,
40; Hartman, T. Mr. Daggetts nomination Was made
unanimous by accamatiOn
ParT Harlow of the Tweuty-frst Ward nominated for
Supervisor atarge John W Davis Of the Fifteenth Ward
and Mr.. Bungay seconded the nomination. Mr. Johnson
OF the Second Ward nominated Joseph Reeves Of the
Foprth Ward old horse who did for the
election Grant in 1872 than any other in
Kings County" Mr.. Reeves declined the nomination and
nominated Mr.. Hartman, whose name was subsequently
withdrawn and Mr.. Davis was nominated by acclama-
ton.
Dagget upon being brought before the Convention
said The public feeling is strongly against the Ring and
sweep the Ring where ii beongs-no on the bridge but
In the East River.
Commissioner OF Charity the list District, Chaun
cey Felt the Twelfth Ward and Samuel Hutchinson
OF the First Ward were nominated The nomination Of
Mir Felt subsequently withdrawn and MI Hutchin-
nominated by aeclamation.
Commissioner Of Charities in the lid District John
W. Hartman unanimously nominated by accamatiOn
For Justice OF the Sessions Henry Woert OF New Lots
renominated by acclamatOn.
At 5:4S D. the Convention adjourned, with cheers
for the county ticket