New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-22
STATEN ISLAND NOMINATIONS.
CANDIDATES NAMED BY THE RICHMOND COUNTY
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The Richmond Connty RepubIcan Com

The Richmond County hepuOHcln OOh-
venton which finished It's work yesterday at staple
ton did not furnish the anticipated boterous anuac-
ment which attracted to it large body Of Democratic
voters. 1t was a harmonious political gathering
than Is usually held Staten Island The disturbances
which varied the mOnoony OF an otherwise tame gather
Ing came from few turbulent outsiders, presumably
Depocrats When the convention organized on the
18th Of september. for the purpose of cecng delegates
10 -alatoea it was only after turbulent sesson In
which foul eptlets freely ntercharsed andhe air
WAS blue with the forcibe remarks OF some OF the dele
e.trs while "Iughey McRoberts and Charley Bible
INDUCED in II free hand-tO-hand hght The disagree
nets arose from the contest made by David W. Judd
over the seat accredited to j. f. Emmons and tie for
1ner although unsuccessful announced lis intention Of
CARRYING the fight to the bitter end. lie present
Yesterday exhibiting copies Of local papers which had
denounced his methods, but Mr.. EmmOn- did not attend
and Mr.. Judd sat quietly and said not word.
Among the delegates present were David j. H. VIII
cox Read Benedict, G. c. Eddy, Wisner II. Townsend
&c BrlgcInan. Dewitt stafford, Cal"in d. Van Name
Jacob J. Housuan, Cyrus g. White, B. II. Wariord, :.
W Benedict and the venerable Abram j. Wood. George
william Curtis did not appear, nor did = l. Hopping D.
I Tysu Major Barrett and others VINO nave pech lead
c Their places were flied 5y the convention. and. Hf-
rev along debate a. to the propricy adOuiumcnt
in order the Democrats 10 take the Initiative IN
making nominations. the convention went 70 work.
Dewitt stafford of Port Richmond chairman, and
.thc sccrctaIic, l.. c. BFdscnan, C. d. Van Name
ana Milford y. SmonsOn.
Tad Benedict made a report for the delegates to the
St convention stating tLat although he had favored
Mr. Saru AT first. be now for judge Folger He IN
xokcl for Ful.cr tue full party vote But II was notice
ol. that the applause he reccicd not enthusiastic
-rplru A. Titus OF SUFFOLK County the new member Oi
The STATE Committee the district, succeeded III aIous-
in. Il little more enthusiasm.
the candidates for the Assembly nomination were
Cvrus b. White. Lester VI. Clark and Calvin d. Van
name The former after informal ballot. withdrew
and ON the formal ballot Mr. Clark chosen by vote
of IL 10 - The other nominations, which were All by
acclaluatiou. IA follows: For ShcTlh, Henry {.
Touc- OF NiddletOWn. FOR County casu1cr. " = Iy -
nan OF Mddletown; fore OrVncr, Theodore Ma!ac, Ol
Catcton; for superintendent OF the Poor, John H. Els
worth. of Wcrtield ,,
The chances Of the ticket considered good. The
candidate, are capable who will poll the full party
vote and IL Is thought that they viii draw also mch
Democratic support. Mr. Clark Is wealthy resident
OF New Brighton well advanced III years aud great Ia
yOrte among the campaign clubs, where he L. known as
ready speaker and clever humOr1st Mr. Jones comes
of family which boasts OF having furnished more l!c
nuIcn voters than any other n staten Island lie Il
nouuar man. Mr. lyman, the candidate FOR County
treasurer Il president Of the village OF Edgewnter ana
1giu p0Il strong vote Dr. Walscr II renOmnatcd ana
will rbahly find little trouble in securing his election
MIR Ellsworth Is wci-knOwn oyster planter Of Princes
Kay and will have every advantage In his favor on ne
,nt Il the pr prevailing feeling against ring rule n
The Board ouperintcdeuts OF the Poor ana the strong
effort which IS To be made 10 elect third Republican
member who may complete majority III IuNOr OF IN III
vestigatOn Of the PuOrhOuse accounts.