New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
GETTING AHEADoF TAMMANY.
NOMINATING JUDGE BRADY.
BOTH THE REPUBLICAN AND ANrI-TAMM,NY Co
MENTIONS MAKE BRADY THEIR CASDIDATE-oo

York held their evening Trenor Hall,
| No 1865 Broadway. The hail crowded
almost TO suffocauon. and throng packed
the vestibule. DstrictAttorney Phelps called
the convention ~ order, and Pierre c. Van wyck
called TO the dizzy elevation" Mt Phelps styled
the chalrmanship. There was contesiing delegation
from the With Assembly district. Both delegations
admitted with half vote to each delegate
| DistnctAttorney Phelps said he supposed all
that their chief duty do all in their power
IL elect men to Office who would provide good and
bic Government for the City AMI County OF New.York
One OF the first elements In sncn Government
honest and independent judiciary. In moving the
denomination OF John II. Brady for Justice Of the
Supreme Court he believed he was only echoing the
luminous voice OF the cirizens OF the county Mr..
Brady's received with loud applause. Colonel
Spencer seconded the with Judge Often
hoefer, spoke IN Its favor Judge Brady nominated
unanimously. and amid applause.
Joel W. Mason said that In tue interest Of reform he
| moved that a committee Of one from each Assembly
District be appointed consult with all organizations
| "favoring REFORM" with q view to securing ticket
which would be- acceptable TO the Republicans long
discussion followed In which excited words and pleas
nntres Mingled. large number OF delegates appeared
| To desire Inat the chairman sholld not appoint tho
Conference Committee, but that the delegation OF
each district should select q for the
committee Joel W. Mason declared this contrary
70 precedent, and reflection the fairness and
capability OF the presiding officer After tile amend
had been lost the original motion was passed by
OF ll6 TO %. Tn, President Of the Central Com
mittce, Benjamin X. Phelps, the chairman or the con
vention, and the secretaries. were added to the
Conference Committee
A committee Of i've, consisting OF Thomas MurDhy,
Colonel Charles s. Spencer, q. j. Hunter, Wan A. Oar.
ling aud Rusus B. Cowng, APPOINTED 10 nforin-
Judge Brady Of the action Of the convention. Isaac Day
ION desired of half hour to give the committee
time to Judge Brady ami report George Bllcs,
IT, assured tho convention that Judge Brady would
| accept the nomination Mr. Drayton said there
| dount about Mr.. Brady's accepting the nomna-
| On-in diy a weok-out WAS he wi ling 10 run 81
te Republican candidate Would he accept Il
| can uUmlitt,on Oefoo acceOtus Que irIm IdniIn,ny
Hal. Nj Bliss sad tat Mr Brady occupied tue pOs'-
ton Il people's candidate. aud That Mr. Dayton wanted
~ place HIM III sucn poston that lainiualy liaii
WOuiG nc div u from Nun. lit ~ just "haC want
| s.i. Mr. ID ,ytou, but n,ou Ms motion
feeble su pI,L aud adjourned subject IL tne c o.
ter fthe convention. the Chairman
seec'ed thr TiioWE UonifIeuei oon tee: n' III
joan MiiougLbl iy'b. b. = Ne%ms Ntn A"r,'.an
| VII,tn Rob Il o. McCori iXtn, Gnocn hu ter;
~, Mm n. Lockwood; &i Il, Geo, W. Wilson; Min,
Vclor n,i berger Xlllln. Cc,. 3. opencer; y. va.
| A.. DI,lry; AVi.tn, JOI W. I.S"n ANlii'n, jeruaid
nigun; X X.n, Wm. II belany; XAta. a J. Dren-
" rLs, Us. X Mafym, Benz. X. rle'p'. Chairman.
he Cm.a COniui t.e, Pore o. NeL"scA en'niin'n
uf the cul,eut.Un. .hd Soon b. Su, 1neOuO MS . SIC
Iced Z. Voney King otafl are also members
noon o'cvck, at tne headquarters 81 t. HNtiih
Assembly Dlsrlct a. sOcatiu, ~ 40 400 rOus thtNe
ANrl-TAMMANf'S ACTION
The Ncw-Yo County Au6i-IdinIu.ny Democracy met
III convention evening the large hall Of the Coupe
Institute with representation of elg gates. Earlier
IN the evening tue executive committee Listened TO
pot the temporary conference committee, declaring
that after iiu with tue other indepenen DonO
cratic elements, uad determined to present tue
y.ntlun tue name John r. Brady Tor Judge OF tue ST.
r Couri. The convention was called I" ORTIZ ~
nauua, H. Hart, aud IA sllfer WAS elected Chdrldu
anI JOnn d. Cochran. William T. mIeirl ana AdOlP4
/ cugtr we've chosen Secretaries NJ. SIafer rcnlaracl
al 4 tns the TIM Tor Actiun ana Tat u was fr Tue
convention 10 s,e To IL thai none u lnuauys G."-
,la,s were cteL. Ihe Inc~cut toh OF crcdeu uis
SHOW, that were dOdbc deieElJns rom tue lVth
District ad tn We're re rel Ia te COMMITTEES oh Gre
d.n.ials. Si,uncl r. G.r tLen moved th't Johu H.
Brady uOninlC % a"ria'ui'ion Ino name OF jade
brady received win gIeat ehthu'Etsm, - were tne
ran ttks in whcL IN tSo avn rose rrtd To I-c ID J
tnre cnarac.r and upright conduct, and pro- sued
Ia, he be elected. Tue mot on was IN um nsy
carried. and mn b Garvi1 nm9aos' ~ H. 81 ~;
murray aud h. nuis McAlanon we're pJiht q 10 wait
upon Judge Brady aud INFORM MN OF us n'inha ION
then resolved Iiat CoHierehSe I "l,m,,ee o
one person from eac OF tde Assembly, DiT,Ilc,s 'hi
font Twenty -tnr aud twenty four wards o. Az
anti toc nicr wan an ors'h'Httio "pl'o1 1 ,
ia iiall VITA refer nee 10 i"e c0hi'y t,'het is coz
,we To low tn del, gates from each distinct o eject
| u,r,uper OF the C,nie. once COmnttee.
ter r,cess, Juige Gar'h announcer thc accept
ancc by judge Grady ot the nominal on, with a III
rXDressOn O..bis tAnh aud o tue nope ana Dele, u
,uu II Ice abr" d. cIdrge the duties Of the rsion,
# elected it, to tne satisfaction Oi the community
1nr lol'wns names were thtn peSeheG is .ne I"ni1i
/ euce COMMITTEE, one from eacn district III the
| ar Ter n1mrd: NJ G. Murphy, Dennis Burns, Ju-
| srnh suannon ROday s. B,lssel. Ge snon Coneu, NJ.
,1r,,l,y Jonm IT, " nittemore, o. A. Bogcrt. timothy
sea joan A. Dinhc T~oI"s Costigan. Joseph Koch, j.
| - ii,yIt NJ G. TInncnDauu Robert Power, GeurEe Y.
Wn,ty,,n Henry Murray, W. J. Snield, Mcnde CuI
ing H. Is. ilarT, inonas Mex lar John k0sry. Ia. Oh
cers ol the evening were thch aiued ID t"o coin'eo
| uy the vote OF the cVnyrntiO,.
| 'Wnle waiting csion from the Committee 90
Credentials, tie convention ,1iSiiy Gel unOu Jan ~
MrCell II u speech. Mr.. hcCeiiand made VlSor,
GUS protest .linst tur methods o. Ianinay lial ana
,.,nst the men il put in Ohce, aud denounced JOhn
! K ~ ~ who was endeayor.ng TO miin,an a. Or
cuztuu at war win the real irnc pies OF Democracy
| lie concluded Win eulogy of Juug' Briuy, and "A
Iecisr,ii,n of ia belief that he would he rl,cGed TIE
! following resu!ufijns wer" offered;
res,,cd, That this CONVENTION shall not nominate or in
/ nv minated by ialniHafy
Hal aud A. Ioca conventions requested % insT TO NON
MI, ans one either SDsG'r Assembly nai OF Ahetlah
~ sna 90 dominated by rannany Hall Ii the present can
or,.ctons were made to the resolution the ground
! thLt III splfit was 'i'td0'i'i' anu VIZ '" ~
! mte was adopted
p,d That m the opinion convention II is lnad
any cudililc batcd by tam idhy nan DO
~ yt nv lie representatives. " tho Anti linm 'ny parry,
Whose ySry a1s s 10 ,at most ua Democratic
Ts G. INVENTION ,journed 10 meet next Monday ght
Tie Cont e~cs met immediately for ORGAN
| EATON A subcommittee was arlOintei Oh QUE N
rom eacn sen,,"ri District ana Two AT large as L-
.ows: Ira snale hcnfy NM IcS a, ta"m.. co,tS
/ Gershou Cohen, W ,lI'lm l. "'0"'"' i"' 'S'''
aud Emanuel IS. lia@ . ,,,, c,,,,,,,,,
! Ihe committee from the tl-IahuiahY Convention
HAD iust lei Judge BrLdys house, when tnai irou tbe
pruiibjclu Convention reachei II, ANA lhe h5puoHcau
uumnAtion Justice Of tle Supreme Oourt "a' ti'
| cred him through Thomas MURPHY, chhrhan ~ INC
conmi tee Judge Brdy's reniy WIS III To-" words lie
nelly renarAns ne fully appreciated tne honor
cuuf ired upon ann ana waH r'9u ,, ''''P'"@ "'''
| uallon teud,rcd wIGnOuL party iehhS
| SKETCH OF HE CANDIDATE.
John H. Brad, Dorm at No I Wariehst, III tniS
c,ty about the year 1927 His father Was IhoInds D.
Rr,,dy. u man Of class cal ataiuncnts aud Judge IN
tb C,yl Courts Mucn OF tic sons educ4ton was under
, w, careful slyeryisiOI. James 4. Braly, I"hn
RS brotner also sIunIed law ia hs atner One p