New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25
TILE CITIZENS TICKET COMPLETED.

THE CITIZENS TICKET COMPLEIED.
CANDIDATES FOR COUNTY CLERK. SHERIFF, sUPE-
RloR COURT JUDGES AND CoRONERs NoMiNAIED.
The Committee OF Fifty met yesterday at Mu-
nicipa Hall IN MadlsOn-aye. Joseph II. Choate pre-
sided, with Charles W. Dayton as secretary Inc
following gentlemen were added To the committee :;
Henry Z. Pellew, William IL. Scott. +. u. Iappah'
j. j. Schrenhol and Artemas Ii. Holmes. Inc Tx
ecutive Committee, through John L. PIumhleI' t.
ported that it had taken up and con5idereu tne
names presented TO it for the various positions to be
filed at the November election, and mad agteeu
upon tue following names. which were presented TO
the Committee OF Fifty for acceptance or rejection
For County Clerk, William K. Butler: for SAerlu'
Colonel Emmons Clark for superior Court Judges
Edward Salomou and Henry J. Scudder; Tor Cor
oners. Dr. j. H. Demarest, DR.. Emil W. Hoeber ana
Edward McCue.
Douglas Campbell moved that Mr.. Butler be the
nominee for County Clerk his was agreed TO unahi-
mousiy Lytteton G.. Garretson then moved lhat
Colonel Clark be the nominee for oherlt, ana COM
rneuded him as man in every way worthy Oh tne OIL
flee. His nomination was made unanimous. Inc can
didotes for Judges we're presented by ;. T. Nash ana
Coroners by Dr. ID. b. ST. John Roosa All were
,n,nimously approved. The Committee on Head
oparters announced that it had secured rooms Ut
No 1.173 Broadway, and that they would be open
from 8 a. IN. tins morning.
+ W. Wnitndge moved that the Executive Com
i,tee he empowered TO look Overthe candidates Tor
III ~ ,Cn and t,semblymen and recommend to the
,a'on1ittee of Fifty who should be supported lnl5
80 'rarrl,d Jacob u. Scht of Kuhn, LOeO ~ Coi
vas chosen treasurer Joseph II. Nhodlc, Datl
ScbnrZ and Henry Holt were appointed a commit
~. IN prepare an address TO the puOnc. lt was re-
eoived to run boxes iu every election dlstrlct on
election day .i,. .I ,,,r,i
oiControIler Campbelrs letter accepting the noml-
ratIon for Mayor viii probably be ready to-day
SKETCHES OF THE CANDIDATES.
william A. Butler is a native OF TINS CITY, ana
obout forty-fve years OF age. He IS by uade a
1',rnhsr He has for several years taken an active
nort in Democratic politics. Three years ago ne
- nominated for County Clerk by the Irving
uaII Democracy and elected He has been an ac-
I've and influential member of the County Democ-
.,cy ever since the formation of that organization
Colonel Emmons Clark is native OF this city.
For the last fifteen years he has been secIeValS Vi
fine Board of Health and lOf t"ehS w.
~ @4T,mnnded the 9TH Regiment y. u. D n 1. II,
Fdward Salomon Is a native OF germany, Puu - niI
oge is about fifty years. lie was eleCtSu GU 9e
-. term Us Lieutenant Governor OF Nls'OuSiu' anu
, ofter tine expiration OF his term came 10 thlS
cItv and began the practlce OF law. ho HAS ooon
nrominent in various reform movements a., q
Sanrv / Soudder IL n member ot the law hrm or
ecndder a. Carter, of No. 66 au-st', Whcn uaS d
isrgs law practice. He has served term III Con
or "a from the Ist District, but is prominent c-
6er of the Bar Association. ... = ,.,. ,-oo.ioo
mr. i II. Demarest Is "A physician OF ialE pl@OtlSo
IN Harlem. lie has never taken an active part III
politics. III. . aor,,aDy and