New-York tribune., 1880-10-24

recommending suitable candidates for the different
report that 1t has carefully considered the subject and
alter comforting with other oreanizatons IN favor vi
eSs @SSsy eonsluded that % the Welfare Of t.
munlt, and The success OF the hepannein csiamitS 5
endanger the present unparalleled prosperity Si
the people and jeopardze those Great prino,pss s
requr, the nomination election OF clean
ticket in the city, one upon Tcn s nnt Mro Win
GRAFTON the following tieset For Mayor drn Wnam
The Superior Court Horace Russell tcr Regster Jacob
-or ldermcn- -aLarge Henry c. Perley and Frederick
Finek.
MIR Dayton said he lid noe oppose the adoption of
tho report in the main. The committee had re-
ported clean ticket. but it had not reported full
ticket. There was M reason, he said, why every
Republican should not nave tho right TO vote for
four Aldermen -at-Large.
DO Republicans expect to see the Ct7 in right
hands" ne continued, 80 when surrender the
Common Council to the Democrats without an
eior. to prevent itf Why cannot tho Republicans
present four good men and true, 10 represent them
IN the CITY Govornmentf DO we confess
a. tie start tnat we do not eApeet
10 elect William Dowa his associates on
the t'cctY BY the action It has taken the commit
tee eescs the weakness of the Republican party
at the start" -,
He asked that the report he recommitted to the
committee with instructions to name four candi-
dates for Aldormehat-L Larg. and made snch I"
John d. Lawson secoudod the motion. He
fully concurrcd, he said, In what his
friend Dayton had said II was bolittling the
party bv onc-haf 10 adopt the reports OF the com
mlttee. A full ticket should be named Tor Aiuef-
r,s o -..t- Large, and in the aldermanlo districts
Cnn.in...Cnei Joel W Mason said that apparently
the remainder Of The ticket was acceptable TO al.
He asked The Convention to tSte up 2s much OF thc
report as did rot apply TO The hidcrmen'
at-Large. ard accept Il. HIS was carried uhahi-
nioutly.
Nr Davton then moved that the cor1mittee re-
port the names of four A!derWen-st-l argo liSEead
OF two, and that the eomniittec report at once.
Commissioner Mason said that the subject had been
allcady exhausted by the committee, and the Con-
venttoD toud act un2erstandlpgly ON the subject.
Mr. Lawson wished To know il the sutsect had been
discussed by the mttee, aI.d CeinH'issioncr
Mason said thst it had.
one lut II did not 20 far enough Ma)cc Willard
Billiard said that the effect of this would be thAt
each candidate would seek his own ,lccioD. and IN
doing this sscr6ce his associates on the ticket MI
Lawson replied that this was sn uncalisd lei aspef-
sion of the Republican party.
Colonel Charles S.Spenccr moved that toe pre'1Ons
Question be called on Mr. Dayt0n'S motion that .he
comrrittee be instructed 10 name four Aldermen
al areo instead Of two. On that vote was taken,
to 40 The report OF the committee was lheh
adopted.
Thomas Murphy and Michael CreRan were ap,
pointed committee 10 info,m the candidates OF
their nomination. The Committee of lwenty-ton1
wero empowered 10 fill vacancies on the ticket
which might aris- from any causc. ,
After the Convention adJourned, Nj. Lawson sald
I'll II be and his associates Nelo ANXIOUS 10 nave
placed upon the ticket two prominent business men
and Republicans "a candidates for Aldermen-at-
Large, believing that 1t would strengthen the
county and National tickets.