New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
,vrLTA,rNANY7S CONVENTION.

MILES BEACH FOR COMMON PLEAS JUDGE-
sKErCHls or THE CANDIDATES
The Anti-Tammany County Convention fin
ished on saturday the nomination OF candidates Tor
county pOsuonsa task 1t hat begun te day before 10y
nominating candidates for Sheriff AID Aldcmen-at-
Large George ". Mclean. III behalf OF a committee
that had been appointed that purpose recommended
that the ticket be- completed follows: County Clerk
William A Butler Judge OF the Court 81 Common Pleas,
Miles Beach; Judges Of the Marine Court James ynn,
Charles J. Nehrbas Coroners Thomas c. Knox. Thomas
Muligan. Gersou " Herman. The name 0f Mr.. Butler
had natdlv been pronounced when a delegate moved
that the name Of Hubert o. Thompson, the present
County Clerk, should be substituted for II. large
portion Of the convention heartily seconded the
nonin tion. aud insisted upon tue nomination
of Mr.. Thompson. After much disorder Mr.
raou,n.on sid that he had been "A caudidatc. hIt
wien is name before the committee OF CONFER
ence nominations WAS found tllat heie wa some
opposition 10 MIN la certain l""I'I, 10. s""s ",n
he did uo then Ia dlscn-s. and his friends Thought
II bc, hin not Ia run for the ocr la conclusion
ne sld that he hoped all would give hearty support 40
NJ. Butler. Tne report o. The committee Was tien
adopted The delegates from the XINth Assembly DIS
lrci however refused 10 give then consent Ia motion
that tie nominations snon'd b. made unanimous
William A. Butler the caIdd t. Tor County Ci,rh i7
Il plumber, aud a member OF tne nm OF Bucher But
ler H. l. toriy-lhree years old ard has never ned
puh office has been receiver OF tie Manufacturers
Mti, Bracn candidate for Judge of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas. occupies that position. having been AZ
pointed Governor Robinson III May. after the deaIh
- Juage Robinson lie Is fory,six years old and wa'
law partner his father ~ tnis city for several years
Mr. Beach was at one ume Mayor O Troy.
Charies j. y ,hrbas. candida for Marine Court Judge.
f. thirtv-nv, years Of age e born IN TN. and
was graduated from the College OF the city of Ncw-IOrk
i'm Is6G He Is president OF the Gei man Taxpayers
A.soc,tou James Fynn, the other candid lie FOR
Judge Of the Marine Court, Is born In Ire ma, hut
came 10 ms country wnem n child. He Is hiftyscven
va"rs Old and received instruction IN law in the office
oi Judge Clay AT Elmira IN COMPANY with David {.
Robinson. the sou ol tne Governor Mr. fb III has been
IN busintss In this city ior fifteen years
Thomas kuox. one of tue candidates for Coroner Is
pTact sing ph, sciau this city. lie Is about fynve
Thomas u
Clerks ofdre Gerson n Herman once held tne oince
five years old.
AMUSING ASSERTIONS OF GREENBACKERS
The expectations of the Greenback leaders
at the sturtevaut House Increase election day ap
proaches George o. Jones' who To have his hand
on the crank OF the machine. week ago prophe,ied
that party would poll 100000 votes In state:
Thursday hc the estimate tO 100000 and said
he counted lille ON New-YOrk Ciiy. where the
party is up into factions to be capable Of little
effective work. lie said that the state Committee had
received information Of the nomination OF local tickets
III forly-six counties. and he confident that the
tickets would he elected in nearly haf II these
address hts been issued and circulated through the
STATE, III which the country IA congratulated upon the
fact that the recent elections have demonstrated that
the people will never tust the DcmOcfatc party t. ad-
minister Government, for the reasons that II
fixed purpose, policy or prncip es, that IT mas shown
10 correct ITS bad record Of the past twenty
five years. and that II controlled DV selshy ambitious
leaders. and not by the teaching and doctrines O the
founders of the party. IL ha- proven ltsel fac
tIsn ~ of the states named Gas IL Will ihis
after the coming elocuonl. having no other purpose
fau the defeat Of our party ana lis pnuclpes 10th of
which nue-fenths OF The Democratic and half OF the
Republican voters oi this staic VIII ind0Tse aud
port when It's objects and principles come TO be under
stood"
The decentralization CluO of the Ivth Assembly Dis
trct held meeting Friday night at NJ. IS East Broad
way. KcsOiu ions were passed denouncing The of
gold SILVER ns none, and explaining the objects OF
the Greeubnck ORGANIZATION. the speakers OF the
ing were Dr. W. r. IhoIns president Of the Nautical
College. Dr. Law aud Captain ii. ii Brown. They DE-
nOuncrd the resumption OF specie payments aud he
Whole Of the existing pOllt parties. Tie
meeting was much disturbed by the continued noisy
laughter. applause shouts of some pers the
back 4 mo nail, whom the president OF the NEE iipg
openly asserted we're The agents al Iammany Hail.
To break up the meeting. An adjournment was finally
necessary amid cOnsidcf able confusion