New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-17
THE uTUArIONLN BROOKLYN

MAYOR Low TO RE RENONuNATED To-DAY-TwO
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES WITHDRAWN.
The Republican City Convention Will meet in
Music Hall brooklyn. to-day to nominate Mayor seven
Adcrrpcnat-T,rge and three Justices OF tho Peace.
Mayor Low will be the unanimous choice OF the Conycn-
ton for the tlr. Office, and the nomination will DO made
nv ocrlamaon Ey-shcrtT Abort Daggott Is to call the
Convention to order. II has been decided by the Rcpub'
can leaders conference that 1t will AID IN the canvass
for MAYOR Low and the AliermenatLnrge to
nominate the latter upon a nonpartiSln oasis
by accepting the CIuzcns nomination at tho hands OF
members of both parties The members OF the Repubu'
can Cmpllgu Committee will therefore suggest 10 the
Convention that it Is advisable Ia nane at least thrHe
Democrats among the seven Aiermcnat-LarSc. com
mrtoe Of ten Republicans has been appointed to confer
with the Citizcns Committee IN regard 10 the men To be
Nominated The Citizens Committee ravors the PLAN but
will not act In reg ard uutIl after the Convention 1t
Is expected that the plan will cause sharp discussion IN
the Convention.
Tn, situation in regard 10 tho Democratic
candidate for Mayor who Il 10 be named tomorrow
,,, s,ppncd Yesterday somewhat BY the announcement
,f WilIiln B Leonard and Jeremiah p Robinson, who
were much talked ot for the place had written iG
Leonard wrote TO George q. Holman Of the Ninth ward
nud Robinson to & Qtrandgr OF ihe I%'hTGIh
whom the Twentieth Ward will vote for RohrTt Black
who has the Fourth Ward IN his favor Jo"Ph e. airn
dirk, tn whom the Tenth ward Is p'e'Sru lh3hls
ne indrDcndCut vote ana CNrIuuse I'UN"i'
fnr whom "a few German votes are pronounced
r. Ross Mclaughlin dictates the nomination OF one OF
those mon Il will be Mr. Black, who would represent the
old time Democratic ring. The bslcf Is growing how
ever that some man not mentioned at all for tho once
will bc brought before the Convention ana hoHinnIn
Tho Rrpubcans have abandoned the Idea or " lhIors-
r, Cnruty Judge Moore, whom the Democrats VIII re-
noTprntc aud il il likely that they VIII nominate Charles
/ Patterson for the office Six years ago the NepbucAuS
S,,Inortrl IIlgr Moore and made no contest
Rrnubiron primaries held last evening 20 cI''t
delegates 10 the CITY, County, Senatorial Assembly ana
AIJrrmanic Nominating Conventions There was io con-
,ct In any ward In regard 10 the delegates 10 the Ny
Convention. the work Of which IN regard 10
r,,,nu,iugng Mayor Low Is fixed On The County CON
yrutio the chief struggle Is over the DSrctAt0rhg
.hp Friends Of Foster l.. BacIs, John Oakley koO,Il
PAYNE ana George 7. Elliott claimed for each ug".y
nf the dclcgafcs-ccct Many Republicans THINK Mr.
T,rnu. hest fitted for tho place and there Is souE
probability OF his nomination /. -,
Interest I'm last nights primaries chiefly centred III thc
ria senatorial District, where Albert Dagg"t senator
p,,.sr " H. Warmg W. W. Goodrich and John t.frIIy
are struggling for the place. The wards "heFc NC DIV.
"st contests took place the Seventh IWrhtlcti,
,r,r,,Iit.nr-t and Twenty third. The vote polt,i
was Tr and AT an early hour this morning II was MOI an
couuicd and the result was not definitely known II j.
tbought however, that Mr.. Daggcu VIII 90 INTO inc con
rnton with the most and will probably secure 'hc
non