New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
REPUBLICAN PROSPECTS IN TWO STATES

PUBLICAN PROSPECTS n TWO STATES.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNEl
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-InfOrmatiOn from
Mississippi gives for believing that the Anti
BOuI bOns Will obtain three votes from that state
Cbalmer- Independent, i'll the lid District Judge
Jeferd. Republican, In the lid. and Roam, In
dependent, the Ivth. Within a day or two
past the Grcenbackers have agreed to vote
solid for Roam, ard. II is claimed this puts
his election beyond doubt. This Il the district
represented by Money. The redstrcting has been
directly against Lynca that he Will probably not pail
through and doubts have taken the place OF confidence
in the old shoestrns District. The Republicans nom
mated HILL Collector Of Internal Revenue at Jackson,
but his prospects moi the best
In Kentucky the situation is slightly changed by the
withdrawal Of NJ o. Bradley Republican nominee IN
the With District. He accepted the nomination, ne
lieving he could win. Colonel Bradley Is the member
from kentucky OF the National Republican Committee.
He stumed New-York 1880 at the request OF General
Arthur. and is a sralwart Of ability and popularity
He was here in Washington few weeks ago
and, It Is said, went home disappointed at
not receiving he substantial encouragement
which he expected. The With now represented by
Pulp Thompson, renomnated, Is one o. the districts
that the RcpuJ cans have hgltlng chance iOr ana IL
like political mistake for Bradley 70 Withdraw
even though the committee could moi see opportunity
a. he I'D ,.
peaing to tlc Independent, and berating
the Republican party. This course, il l. ea ed, will give
OF the House The district Is a close under the new
arrangement DIT G. W Hunter Republican nominee in
the lid Kentucky District, Is making good nead"ay III
his canvass and II thought be OF election The
dstriciing made tins Republican district
GEN. TRACY FOR SUPREME COURT JUDGE.
The lid District Republican Judiciary Con-
vention met in the supreme Court room, i'll the County
C9ur House, Brooklyn yesterday at noon The district
includes The counties Of Kings Queens. Suffolk, Rich
mond westchester Duchess Orange. Rochand and
Putnam. Among the delegates present were james W.
Hustled aud ex-senator l. NJ. Madden. Many politicians
from both paroles spectators Of the proceeding
The convention called to order by James G. Graham,
of Orange County, and W W. Goodrich OF King, was
made temporary chairman. Benz amin D. silIman was
chose permanent chairman. EXJudge Erastu- Cooke,
who for Judge Of the Supreme Court TWO years ago.
had been a candidate previous TO The convention but
withdrew his name, leaving he convention almost sond
for General B. F. Tracy present al Associate Judge
Of the Court Of Appeals by appointment Of Governor
Cornell ill the vacancy created by the promotion OF
Judge Andrews succeed Judge FOlger. Tie coDven-
numbered 80 Delegates in all ON the first bniOt
General Tracy received 50 votes Judge Gedney, Of Co
shen Orange County, IL Henry j. seudder, Of suffolk,
a. and Judge Cooke l. The total was 81 anu II were
necessary 10 choice The nomination Of General Tracy
was then unanimous. General Tracy was sent for
and addressed the convention briefly In the course Of
his remarks he said
II - be deeply regretted that no method has been
devised selection Of candidates for the oench eX
cep through tie machinery Of party politics Al men
Ieel widely the Judge should be- separated from me
martha III. But am happy know tIat in TINS matter
record # the Republicans Of the second Juuc!a-
District il clean clear OF the five Judges now on tEe
bench of the district four AZ least, at dnerent times IN
tnell judicial career, received the support O me tu
Ican uTganlLaiOH although none 0i tncm were htpaD
licaus Al last election we did not support the -
nee OF the Democrats becaus, We had a. thas time oe
Judge the bench Who had discharged hr duties Hats
factOrily and felt that IN presenting his name we
asked no more than That the Democrats recipIOcate
VIA, had been dOue by for them III tine past. We
this course simply 10 testify 10 ihe desire OF
the Republican party that the judiciary or this district
-Aoid be independent Of partisan politics When the
Democratic parry named an acceptable candidate we
supported MIN although there division in tbe
Democratic ranks. Ana when thar party Wa- dVldcd
did not bring forward candidate We VOied iOf the
man that seemed 20 US he best man FOR the ohce We
have done this that the Bench OF the dlsic should DE
free 10 Discharge the duties 0 their mSh Once without
any regard to political considerations know IL ls sd
that the Republican party mas done Jal7 because he ar
tIlct II Democratic lh- s not true I'D hi 70 County al
least where h. sheriff and The District Attorney and
the County Auditor nave all been elected bv tue hepub
cau-. and where thcy nave elected Jhc Mayor OF BROOK
lyu and control the wnOe city government 1e nlugs
County ~ 10 approve the nomination oI Jui1e
Moore They did this OF tine excellence Ol Ills
iuagc rnOuld ne judge and MOI PARTISAN aud beng
that they aid NOT care whether he Was Republican or
Democrat nave nothing further to say bul ugtln
TO thank you for the honor you nav, done me, ana 70
give you Tie assurance That # elected VIII discharge
my gu es according 70 my best enOr-, deciding Cach
case by my Judgment ana conscience.
CELEBRATING HARMONY AND CONCORD.
Harmony and concord in the Democratic
rank, were celebrated last night by the General Com
miee of Irving Hall series Of resolutions was pre-
senrd by Care. " Brooke which stated Dstantlally
that Irving Hall always had for i1s primary object the
absolute un.o@ the party, and declared that was
through ito fundamentally that tins object had been
accomplished at syracuse. "The spirit OF harmony ana
concord action Of the convention" was then ap-
ItIf T,tf frrr.f fr IN