The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-19
PRICE TWO CENTS.
A LIVELY CONVENTION.
REPUBLTCANs FORMING 4 COALH.
IRON HITB nEMOCRATS.
County Ticket Agreed Upon bv the tvs
OrGa nizations Differences Over Ciig
Candidates Leading TO Adjournnrent.


County Ticket Agreed Upon bv the tvs
Orqa niza,ior,- The Differences Over cir
Candidate. i...di,s ,o Aa,o,rn.,.,,
"s =" H"'""'""o""
Tho Kings County Republican Convens
,ior sr M vos,ordor a,,o..oo., ..u., % ..... A..
.Ion was yes,eruay afternoon called 70 order bv
W. W. doodr'ch. Albert DagRett was made
Chairman. Mr.. Charles Mclaughlin, from the
R,r,s co,n,r ro,,,su..,t. r, ~, ,,.- -
."'", Do'uoO'a'to uene'a Oo".h''Veo-
the independent Committee-presented COM
mupication reciting that a Conference Commit
,oo % sovo,, l. ad h,.,, .a,t,a,, ~,
.ec VI seVon hau oeen appointed 10 cohier win
the Republicans upon the proprety OF nominate
ing "A io,nt ttcket Tina communication xvas
oL., -. =, ,'. ~. ""'
"O''eu' ano conference oonui'tee Oh seVon
was appointed to meet the Democratic Commit
tee. IL conssted NJ X. n. Dutcber A n Thorne.
- :, ,,""s'S'eu w .. ID putcuer n. u. ihorne'
samuel richards, W. II. Leaycraft. A. Requa, J.
Ridley, Charles Jones, and Albert Daggett.
no,,a, ~ ' NV'0''".o N'n"i'''' 10
oV,.eu 'nn' u nau been agreed by the two COM
mittees to report In favor Of a coalition. giving
to tho Renubiica,s ,ho 81. =, p,-.-
coun,,. Gu. 49,, ."' ounVcs VI heRs.e''
tbs mS,o. o,orH. ana Comi9issioner Of Charities.
lIiisses;l ,v,u,
ca,nrsi cD.u W,nhsms, Charman Of the Republican
,hn Uoi,',tee' u, opposed the fusion because
tt ,ne union OF opposing forces always proved =
s,nn IN we nostIils and because 1t pledges tho
shppDI. @ ~, OF g,.st party 70 shadow, because II
va. was .Ssinv thirtv Thousand Republicans to LIND
cn'n,d1 cnvn n.te'oS'' " tn"t OF some force un-
slias ". Du'cher favored the coalition, because
o. t1e oi su;csssIn result
as& htlu but WlAncd
100 much. The Republicans had no repre- enta-
i've IN tne Judlclary.oi the county, and the once
Vi ouitVgate YVES 700 import ant 70 Jield.
a ueleGte hloNeu tnat the once OF heRister
oe gNen 10 tue Dehocrats, instead OF tho onlce
o, SurrVRste.
mr.. Dutcner sad that the Democrats had
agreed 70 nominate a man who IL entirely un-
opJscuohhDle 10 tne hepuollcans.
H., me vote, on tne commitees renort was 70
l " isN0r ana 10 IN opposition. Jos, Reeves, A.
u W NiHahls, ana r. H. Fowler werO appointed
10 INFORM !he lndependent Democrats OF the
hctiOn' ana 10 OBTAIN from ttcm the name OF
thSlr candidate Tor surrogate.
. fui hetisteT. W. H.. Cur Is nominated ex-
senator John w. Coo; Mr. Lrdstus Cook notui-
nated tOl. James Cav snazh and mr.. Fran Is
hdgerton nominated Corporal James Tanner,
VINO mas no legs.
In the ballOting the names OF Coe and Cava-
nagh weio Withdrawn, and Corporal James Tan
ner was nominated by reclamation amid the
widest enthusiasm lhe nomipatien ". spon-
taneous, and was surprise To Mr.. Tanner. who
was Intending TO run for Justice Of the Peace.
. Ihe nomination or waiter L. Livingston by
the Independent Democrats for SurrUe ite was
endorsed amid cheers, given three times over.
For county CLERK. John l.. Henry nominated
George thomas. David Williams named Jac III
worth, T.. X. konnaIy nominated Eugene -.
Berri, aud Col. l.. u. Fowler named Capt. W. l..
Il. Steers. After the frat ballot the name u
George Thomas was Withdrawn In favor Of
Worth. whose name was subs aq.ently with.
drawn favor of Berri. Mr.. Derri received ths
nomination by acclamauon.