New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-17
DEMOCRATS REACH A BASIS OF UNION.

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TAuuANY GErs TuE REGISTER AID oNE JUDGE,
TUE COUNTY BODY TWO JUDGES AND IRVING
HALL on JUDGE.
The various sub-committccs representing
the Democratic organizations mot lnst evening iT The
metropolitan Hotel Tammauy Hail. Irving Hall, and the
Comfy Democracy were each represented 10y seven
MEMBER There wcrc also present representatives, from
the German Democrats and the labor
organization. Esmmany Hall was represented 10y
John Kelly. James j. slcvin. @. II. Dhgro IT,
Henry A. Gumblrton, f. b. spiuol, L. T. Wood and
sidney f. Nichols, the County Democracy by Hubert o.
THOMPSON Michael norton William p. Mitchell Nelson
i Waterbury John keenan,, Charles Reilly and John Il.
ycurlls; irving Hall by Alexander '. Davidson
Peter Eonc. G. q. Cornell, Nicholas IIanghion'
Luke T. Colnn., Oscar II. BoGut and Ihoma"
BRADY; the German Democrats by Or. August
Frrch T. II. Rodcnhurgh Michael G. Gross
William r. Nusrh D. NJ kocklcr. Gcrmain Ilanschrl
md Frank OFT Previous to the meeting Of tic commit
tees the Tnmmlny Committee called on 10y rep
rcrutavcs Of the German Democrats ana inc labor OF
gunlzntlou. The GcrmunS presented the n1me "t r. IT,
Eod,nburgh city Judge. The representatives oI the
labor organizations wanted representation on %" Ticket
50 the bodc, were told 10y Mr.. Kelly that they would
,, to present their requests tho united committee
when II met.
The yc.rhuc Of the hotel va, nlo with representatives
osu the Democratic organizations VIM" the committees
,rcrr I'm session Much ourn-ily WINS expires 90 10
brtbcr the nominations Of the Erpuh, I- ma tiIrus
,,,fiu,fIou m one /, uudrl would draw of any '"n0d
cradle number or tho voters IN the County Deho''"9 u"
grr WI. no great objection the part ~ the County
prmocrncy leaders to uniting on county cAtl nI my
wished H. couple with this pledge that ihrlI 7.rm 1
be- r. union Senators. A~,"nhPn"a anu n,
Thr TaWmauy leaders wished tu leave TINS !" va" I'7l
live districts This the County Democracy lrdrl7 W9iu
mot agree 90, aud there was long "''u'7o" o''' '
ihr consultation Of the subcommittee was continued
until nearly midnight. irving Hall dri3hd,u 9ulIvnl,
Cont judge and CITY Court JnI5 nI, tIW n,J The
allowed by the representative. OF la,l'ls ii'l, ' nI
County Democracy. Finally, micf ~ e"Nl u'I
Of debate, irving Hal yr.%3uM II h ,,a"oriioprd
NJ r,iIows: TnmmHuy Hall The Register ana one III
rrcc Court Judge the County Democracy one 9p'EG
Tnpr Judgc and one CITY Court Jldsc ana NV hE II
dates viii bc lru 10 the respective orglul%ailohS'
The Tammuuy Convention VIII mtcI ,Vilg ~ " HI W.,
T,i,,trd fnr Rrg.rr Judge Van Brunt h hIInnsi Ger
Tain 10 be nominated for Supreme Court Ju-,IT'
Recorder Smyth has some supper I s.,,i,,, vii
democracy c" On" "' TS county D.mocrcy viii
nominate Corporation Counsel Andrews ior ma
Justice, and German for Ciy O1., ~ i,JJr nj
/ tLrugh Io,epl Scwhurgcr Inns come supporters ~
irving Hall Committee mcct at j. H. '"uH
IN the sheriff. oiilce' =" "B'gg candidates
didatc for CITY judge. He{rtm 81, S" 'i, IA
,r, striving for H. EZCyil Justice Jom 'nll,, nv,
wnri Brown and Elliott suudiord are tue most prom"
| uCut - ION, f,,,ol ip the confer
cucc me question OF nominating candidates i3' '',"
| tors A--tmhymCn Huu Nlu'I.'" r'''',,,.ti" -,
S SGigi@ 1 conTcntIons. Although all was ap
rrItly harmonious on the surface, the result Wus .u
r.rcLrd without a good deal NJ opposition on t' ul"
snur of Inc prominent members Ol the county
,' p,,,rIt n pn,srycli Tim - Shea, aud uthro Oh
tL,i orI,nzat lon declared that they WOMB i"i ."' %
ticket placed Ia the field by the CilAClH oEiu/'ri" n
TIcry Anderson aud Police Justice HuII"' "''' '7'
| opposed union with IalninHl5 ll"'L