The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-12
! VOL XLlII.-NO. 36.
Mr.. EELLY'S NOMINATIONS.
.uE tNNOUNC EMENTs MdDE FROM
rHE TIMMfNY WIG VAN.


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s.s Ratification Meeting OF the Chiets OF tue
r.mmany Tribe Names that the Faithful
V,,ec,cJ TO Put into the Ballot Box
w,,hout Asking impairment Questions.
rho Hon. John Kclly's Convention for
NJ. domination of candidates for the Judicial
-. a., be nlled at the coming election was
.s,a Yesterday afternoon. At O'Clock the
uoo Jobn Kelly called the Convention to order
IA nominated tho Hon. Augustus Schen for
a.. ,omporary charmanship. MIR. Schell was
.o,ducted to the chair by the ven rable Thomas
nunlap and Gen SPINDLE. A committee on per-
-,,oent organization having been appointed,
enc Convention took recess while they de-
narrated After the recess, the committees re-
nor, recommending Mr.. schell for permanent
chairman and several OF Mr.. Kclly's adherents
tor yice.C e.Charmen and Secretaries was read and
.dopted Mr. Schell thanked the Convention
a., tho honor conferred upon him, predicted
shat the democratic nominees for state Offices
would receive from 50,o0O to 1900 majority, and
boped that the Convention would nominate
honest All a able men for the judicial Ones.
The districts were then called in their nu-
ne,,c,l order and the Chairman OF each dele
cation nominated candidates for the several
of1oes For tie superior Court Justiceship
Iusnco Friedman had no competitor. For the
Iudreship Of the Court Of Common Pleas Judge
Frederick W Loew and Senator Gross were
named For the Office Of Recorder Mr. Fred
.rick snytne bad 10 opponents Ex Justice
lanes e. Spencer and the Hon. Agernon ;. Sui
uysn were named for the Judgeshp Of the
Court Of General Sessions, and Mr. Delano c.
Calvin and MIR. + +. Narbury for the ofiice OF
Surrogate For tho two Marine Court Justice
ships the names u Mr.. James p. Sinnott, Mr.
Frederick :. >tallknecht, Justice Alfred T..
Aokert, Mr.. John A. Beall, and several other
gentlemen we're proposed. MIR. Peter Il. Olncy
wa the only candidate for the District AttOr-
ue,ship.
At this point Mr.. Kelly arose, and In a long
speech gave his reasons for opposing the re-
nomination Of Recorder Hackett. a committee
10 consider the names Of the Candidates pro-
posed was then appointed, and another recess
vas taken. on the reassem oling Of the Con-
Vention, Mr.. Henry l.. Gin on. on behalf OF the
committee, reported in favor Of the rcnomina-
non Of Justice John j. Friedman and Judge
Frederick W. Loew for the Justicoshp Of the
superior Court and the Judgoshi. Of the Court
ot Common Pleas, and the nomination Of Fred
,rick Smythe for the Recordershlp. Peter u
Dlney for the District Attorneyslip. ex Justice
James c. Spencer f.; the Judgeshiu Of the Cour
Of Geuerl Sessions, Delano c. CALVIN for th,
surrcgatcship and James L. Sinnot, and Fred
erick ;. stsllknecht for the Marine Cour
Justiceships. The candidates recommended b'
the committee were nominated by acclamation
ON motion OF Mr.. Memo Diefendorf. resolu
lions were passed declaring that the candidates
we're as good men a. the nominees Of the Stat
Convention. Justice Friedman, ex. Justice Spen
Ger snd Messrs. Smvthe, Olney. and Calvin ther
addr1 ssed the Convention. Each accepted th'
nomination that had been rendered lin, anC
promised TO do his duty II be should be elected
on motion OF the Hen. John Kelly, the Con
veniion passed resolutions Of thanks to tn,
Assembly Committee on Crime for their impair
tial and thorough investigation, and then ad
iourn.d.