The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18
NAMING THE CANDIDATES.
THE MEN SET ECTED BY THE KIH0s
COUNTY DhMOCEATs.
For Reeister. William barre Couutv Ciers.
john Deimart rurrsva'e, tx-Judg Daitsy
The Citv Con vention Promptly a AdioarueA


For Reetsicr. william barre Couutv Cierss
john Deimnrt rurrsgaie, tx-Judge Datisy
The CITY Con vontion Promptly Adjourned
The Kings County Democratic County
CoDven ION convened yesterday 1t ooon. snf
1uni. Bersen was made permanent Chairm u.
Mr.. Jno. W. Flsherty offered a resolution to ths
eject that. as Uart OF a wise poliov. the Conveo-
ton should take one OF its nominees from The
X stern District, and that the person thus obo-
sen shout be d Democrat. The resolution.
which was aimed at A. II. d iley, former Lib
ersi Reuuf iIcan, was carried.
W. H. Lewis Of the twentieth Ward. accord
INC TO roeramme, nominated Will i'm Barre fos
Nee's.er. The roll was called, ana all but two.
who voted Tor I. 8. ID kin. the riHeman. voted
Tor Barre. The nomination was made unan.
| imous.
Tunis V. p. TalmsRe nominated John Delmss
Tor Countv Clerk. Ex Alderman Mcintyre, In
scco ding the nomination. said that Mr. Dei-
mar, he believed, had no superior IN Kinrs
county In all that goes to make a IN n. wiIlian
K. Nc liehe. OF the Eisntes snth Ward, presented
the name Of Rodney c. Thursby. The call Of
| the roll gave DclmM 80 votes and rhursby L
The nomination was made unanimous rmtd
| cheers that were caught up by the thronR OUT
side that ha been denied admi tance. For
d lleW. Mr. X bert McCoy nomina'ed II .nry
y. BiIas 7; Mr. Peter gan nominated VIC
liam d; yeeder. tue present Surrogate and
Jonn w. n herty. who said that ne didn't De-
| lIevs Mr.. DALEY w,s the Oh ice OF the ID mo.
cratic voters OF the ern Distric sll hough ne
sS' sS0 ,% IA bos. n"'SsfsS SaIsasa ;is S.s
| strength In the Convention, IntiInstinr al W.
sane tine thst he thought min ye rs Of vfics
tina he should aive A. II. ID .iiey a chance to ess
the nomination. d.; Ch .irman. MIR. Brr9en,
pssS SsSTs1 sSd,. Il ye.sst ass 5s' ps.
was !aSen, Iesult,nS-Dailoy, %; DlTdsaii. IA
and Veeder. IA. kecessar, to cuoice, t6.
=. Iimothy Desmond said, eIcitsdiy. thas
they ought to Do sure tn a man was smo.
tnat not long ago Mr.. Daley would nave seIssd
Democrat bv The tnroat and @ccused him oa
A recess was nsu until half-past two to adjuss
the contest la Dsiless fivor. On the reasse,n-
bs desired that Democrat should be nomi-
| mated. not u new aedging who for years mad
been STRUGGLING axanst the Democracy. III the
par y had no good men, IL had better put up IL
| shutters.
Mr.. ". d. Lewis withdrew the me OF Ms.
Veeder on the condition that the Il stern Dis-
trct would sive them Democrat OF undouo otod
Zeal. ne result Of The ballot Was, Daley. es
| Fox. !; Birdsall, IL. A motion to make tue NOM
lnation unanimous was made and carried n
letter, ut a number OF voices voted against ,t.
Charity Commissioner bernhard sildas was
ronominateu oy eight votes over John Ryan,
VINO got forty votes.
Andrew ncKi % en- was nominated Tor Justice
| OF tue sessions over A. j. Voornees. II A. HAr-
| rison, and Peter Peyot. Mr. A. II. Dailey. the
nominee for surros tie. maqe an sodIe ess Of
thanks, and the Convention adJourned.
wm. Barre, the nominee for Register, has
beeu 70 the once foi nans years, aud was lepu~
| ~ under Boss Mclaushlin when he was Regis-
| ter. RE Is a msmOer Of plymouth Church.
John Del,uar, at present Justice In the First
Judlcisi District. has gained the nomln .non
| than through anv love he Loss bears him. He
been sbeiveu tor two or three ears In suo-
shIp. with IT'S $4,000 einoIuments. McIausniin
nso henry Cor. la mind, ou. when ID lunar pos
yielded. Nr. Dsimar has greater personal fol-
| lowing than Tue bvss md aios inuon to the lat
ter's .1sreRate s.rsnstn oy remaining Ia uarmo-
| ny WITH aim. Delmar mas grown up Ia south
| brooklyn IRON humble life
| Mr.. Ddily Is a native Of Massachusetts, and
has ilved 10 Brookl, since In 1858. tie was a.
ono time Justice OF the Fourth D:s:..c;. Iu 1871
| ne was Tue heDu9iicdn nuldste tor Distrot
| Attorney agaiust Winchester Biitton.
| lhe tiiJ Convention WAS Organized at 4 O'clock
win tue lat LAWYER Wilson q. Bloom 10 / ne
| cnair' and adjourned until o'clocK md then .
ueie- ate pronltls novru an a. JOu. uIuvuL uut.l
lhursd"y evening. me mo.Un having come
from nesdq .aiters was passed
ihe tOhxresEIOnil u Convention of the SeooIu1
Dis ,rict ~a' orgauizrd WIN Jonn GuiliUyle as
Cpairuan' ana II, too, was adjourned until neIt
mad primarily To await the Republican nUmina-
,ion. there was rumor that there was dis-
agreement over the CVmptroller's Office, fog
when ). >. Powell is slated. IL w.s thou .hl tnas
Edwsrd Rowe would DO nominated IN the event
Ol "a cndngo.
Inc Republican County Convention 10 to be
held tnis afternoon, and the Guy Convention
tins evening. Inc Independent Democrats are
10 nolu their conventions at the same time. nd
viii communicate with the Republicans with Q
view To appr Wing theIr nominees
Inc Standards special despatch from Vienna
announces that q Russian Courier n AZ lust ar
rived with the second letter from the lar 70
the Emperor oI Austria.
Let RS FROM Odessa report that 5000 men
have arrived from tue terror OF Russia To work
on the f0r,ilc .iuns OF tnat city ana of other
pl es near the sea shore.
The Vienna correspondent OF the Times telo.
graphs the following: IL II We Just bee info. M
ed that ENGLAND, France, and Italy have de-
ciareo their acceptance of tue ave months
rni-tice and haps appointed delegates to take
y n IN CRAVING up the line of dem rcatiov a
Austria has NOT yet made ner declaration"