New-York tribune., 1875-10-14
TILE ANTLTAMMANY TICKET.

THE ANTI-TAMSlANY TICKET.
MIN PUT IN THE FIELD by THE COUNTY CONNEN-
TIoN-RECoRDER HACKETT AND DIsTRicr-ArIoh-
SEY PHELPS NOMINArED-w c. TRAPHAGER FOR
sUREOGATE-THE EENNSDER OF THE TICKET
DEFENSE OF RECORDER HACKETr-CONFERENCE
WITH The REPUBLIC,Ns.
The anti-Tammany County Convention was
convened last evening in Irving Hail. The Han was
crowded with delegates from II Assembly Districts ana
the Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Wards. All the
seats filed and the aises and back part OF the
room were packed with the delegates. Among thc
crowd were noticed James OBIien, joseph Bluinentai
Judge Oterburg, Judge Hartman, j. d. McCIeilana|uuge
Bxby Henry McCloskey, Benjamin + Dunnins, Rufus W.
Andrews and Thomas f. Costigan. The Convention WAS
called to order by Emanuel b. Hart and Ira shaior was
chosen temporary Chairman. On taking his seat the
Chairman made a brief speech against John Kelly ana
Tammany Hall, which was frequently loudly ap-
plauded. kIle called upon the delegates TO over
throw the "oneinan power" and often alluded to
John Kelly d" his Imperial Highness" John H.
Conklin aud Francis Ransom were chosen Secretalies
then voted that in voting for the several cadl
the Chairman of the delegates from each dstrict
cast The vote for the delegation T.. b. Hartman made an
excited speech in support Of an amendment TO give eaeh
delegate the right to name his candidates FOR the offices.
The call was then begun for nominations. As each AS
scmby District called the Chairman OF each deega-
ton responded Following the names Of the persons
who were proposed for candidates:
For superior Court Judge Charles +. Sanford Judge
of Cont of Common Pleas, Benjamin +. Dnnnng ana
Denis McMahon: Surrogate, William G. Traphagen ana ana
hooerI e. bcms3 dcd ohn oci
ncy Benjamin X. Phelps; Judges OF the Marine Court,
Joseph Koch and James b. sheridan; coroner, MoriH
EIinsrr; Aldcrmeu-at Large. Nathaniel Turpcnny.
Thomai &. Costigan, Albert klanok, and MAYOR d. T.
Conyngham
committee of one from each Assembly District
then chosen and retired to consider the nominations.
Ex-Firc Commissioner Van Cott present, it was un-
dcrstood advise with the Committee Oh behalf Of the
Republicans.
THE NOMINATIONS.
After short session the Committee submitted the
following:
For Judge of Superior Court Charles f. sandfori.
Judge Of Court of Common Pleas-Dcnnis Mcmahon.
surfogao-WiIliam {. IraPlE2en.
Comfy Jud-e-IIcrry \. Gildelsleeye.
Rccordcr-Iohn X. Hackett.
D.sifict-Att0mey-B X. Phelps.
Judges Of the Marine Court-Josoph Koch ami James
r. sheridan.
Aldcrmcnat at-IArgc-Nathaniel Turpenny, Albert Kan
roth, Major z. Ccrynham
The nominations were adopted with cheers and long
continued applause.
The chairman, Mr. sleeper, then addressed the Con
yrnton in reply tue speech Of John Kelly on Wedncs-
day in Tammany Hail. which he denounced as coWarily.
ON motion of Rlfus +. Anlrws, the Committee OFF,
wa. continued to confer with the Republicans, aud TO
make such alterations in the tickets might be agreed
upon.
Mr.. McCl.and then reada series OF resolutions de-
nouncng Tammany Hall and the leadership OF John
Kelly, which were adopted -
IL was understood that conference would be held
with the Republican to-day, IL agree upon the nonna-
ton- Ice submitted 10 the epublic9n Convention on
Friday evening. The Convention then dissolved.
SKETCHES OF THE CANDIpAIEs.
Charles f. SANFORD nominated for Judge OF the
Superior Court He is Of the law firm Of Sanford, Wood
ru1 { Eobinson. lie has not occupied any prominent
public official polon before; lie T. said 10 be member
df the Manhaan club, and has always been regarded
Il Democrat.
William Tlauiiaccn, who Is nominated for Surrogate
Was law partner of the late James r. Brady lie is
brother Of the present Mayor of Jer-ey tny.
Henry \ Gblcrsleeve. who received the nomination
of the Convention for County Judge, is well known
the captoin Of the American Team the international
lie match in Ireland last summer lie served in the
army with honor reaching the grade OF Captain. He il
Adiutan If The 1h Regiment since his return from the
amy ne hl- lcirrd law successfully in this city, and
well known and highly respected by his friends and
acquaintance.
joseph Koch who is the candidate for Marine Court
I,grshp is lawyer and occupies the position OF
Judge Of a District Court.
Denni, Mcmahon, who T. nominated for the Judge OF
the Court of Common Plcaa is lawyer. residing in the
Twenty third Ward He had held public position Of
much prominence, hut candidate Tor the Judge
snip Ot q DISTRICT Court.
James Il. Sheridan, who candidate for Judge of the
Marine Cont, graduate OF Columbia Law School lie
is NOW the stenoraphcy the Superior Court and has
been connected with the Nev-N0rk press.
Moritz Engcr, WHO is nominated for Coroner is con
neclcd with Il newspaper called Tie Jerish Times
editor. He was a supporter OF Oswald Ottendorfcr.
Nathaniel +. Tupenny nominated a candidate for
Adsrman-at- Large. rs also Albert klawOrth ard
Major D. =. C0,mi nglam Albert klawOrh is a member
OF the Board Of Education.