New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-16

Mr. Edson and Judge Van Brunt were brought
"a candidates against whom there cou DO Of
IN the Ground that they were the feprcsSns', "a 40
Tammany Hall Mr. Edison was named ana "oeep'eU "'
a compromise caudiOate -, ,.,a ann of the nrinci.
"Then Tammany Hall VIII 9em""" '
pal remaining nominations 81, s,orsy nv Corntv
-" Inauestonably Either that OF sher1n OF 'oOi'S
Clerk" ,u,., ao,,or tbtn,, Mr.. Tdson's
na0Sr,s bcrp between As 900 and $4,000 His nomi-
nation has rendered suPeruo1s the Czes movement
MIR Edson IA a well-knOwn aud reputable business u"n,
ono Who represents the best interests OF tue cy au nc
will undoubtedly receive the votes Of most OF tne t
nendent element aud many OF those VINO or"n"ii' '
The question is raised What will the Republicans
do p II has been already suggested that Il would ~, Ne
good policy for them approve Controller Campbe Tor
Mayor when the Republican County Cohvebsii0" me- n
ON October % There viii undo1bt5diBS pttb his
strong effort made 10 accomplish 20 rnn
Ii Is felt that it would be useless c TO ben
will receive large ndependcn; vote and ProDaoy eve
support of some OF the DISCONNECTED Co1hr ,"ing Rif
aud would therefore stand chance 2 nwnhiic4n cand
there is also the statement taai TIC Is acfine
dates for sheriff AL County lerS afe 70 fr she and
meD-either jacob Hess or nSh U2sivi ia done # is
Jonn j. OBrcn for County Clerk II t hs is tbaf
-, t,' @ 10 nv M means strong one, and Will he
pretty certain to meet with oeie"|
THE APPOINTMENT OF SUPERVISORS.
few vocancies still exist III the number OF
Tinted STATES supervisors o. Election provided Tor oy
law Two supervisors appointed for each OF the ooo
election disric ana the law requires that they sha DC
of opposite political parties. Last year when suPeIs-
Ors were appointed in about one-thlr' Oh INC o'' '
question arose 10 which 1aeuoh W
tho Democratic party should be recognized
in the selection OF these officers Ing
matter was taken before Judge Batehiord' lheh W
the United STATES Circuit Comt, and after argument oy
counsel rspresentng Tammauy Hall and the County
Democracy the Judge decided that us the County De
mocracy had recognized by the state Coni'ee a"
the regular organization il entitled TO the whole
number of supervisors. The same question afos
this wear but the recommendation OF Chief supervisor
John l. Davenport was agreed 10 and Judge wallace ap
ponted the Democratic supervisors on the oaSs o inc
representaton allowed the NewIork City factlohs Ill
the stare Convention at Syracuse, giving the county
Democracy few more than one-laf the appointments
Irving Hall about one-seventh and the remainder 10
Tamm.ny Hail.. Lists containing one name Tor each
election district were handed in both by the County
Democracy and Tammany Hall, aud from these tue
number allotted to each were chosen. Irving Hal pre-
scented only names enough to fill the places awarded IL
Two lists sent in ~ the RepuDhcans IOr one vi
Two o: the Assembly Districts. Toe uinerehces III the
XIIth District were settled by the readntiance Oh lne
SoufhWorth faction into the regular organization lho
were two lists sent from the ANtn District IA tno
XXlIld District Francis Raymond the machine lyt"I5'
eudeayOred TO prevent the r6alpOlnthelt Vi '" ~
Spooner VINO has served at several eeciohs AZ anu
the Chief supervisor aud who has iateN Ie1 INoit 0
the apparent majority OF the Republican DlSlct ASso
clafon machine 1r. RAYMOND HeclaISu
that if Mr. SpOOner was suggested Ior ihe pi"e no
would prevent his obtaining LIS commission ioin
Marshal Knox He consulted several or the ftueihi
oficias and seemed 10 think ne was meeting WIN SoO
success when he surprised by the appointment VI
Mr. spOoner United states Comm MIN ~
Jurisdiction in election cases. he thus p1ca.V vi
Yyeuuof's cnief assistant, and the control Ol inc dl
pOlntuients in the XXlIId District naiuIahy PasS5o
away from the leaders of The machine part Oh we he w
lc.ii organization. The appointments are all h,uc ny
the Judgc Circuit Court, on the recohlulehu"on
vi the Chief supervisor OF Llccuous.