New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-18
TIE COUNTY DENocRACYs ACTION.
GEoHGg T. ANDREW ASD CHARLES ]. NEHaRAs
NOMINATED.

NOMINATED.
The County Democracy County Convention
met lat evening In the large hail of the Cooper Institute
J,mn. + Morrison presided Nelson J. Waterbury ra-
pg,d what hal boon done ln conference With thr other
Democratic organization, and d that II rested With th"
convention 10 say what should bo done rhr Committee ON
Nominations had agreed n conformity with the division
OF tho local Ticket los the Coufrrcnr" Committee 10 name
George Andrews for Justice OF the Supreme Court ana
Charlie, j. Nahrbl, for JHlse OF the CITY
Court Only tho strong pressure on the part Of
Democrats ~ tho rest Of the state had Induced
the committee yield, otherwise would have favored 10"
nomination NJ full ticket lie said that Inmmany Han
was To name the Register and one supreme Court Judge
There misses and loud cries Of" No. No. aud Johh
Conan moved that the report De Land O1 tho table sew
ERA, delegates Immediately took the floor, camoring for
recognition Robert -. Roosevelt recognized and
spoke al length. drnouurtng tho bargain which had
boon made. lie declared that he favored the uomi-
nation " q straight ticket with Henry Murray for Reg
i-or J. Erry Anderson FOR supreme Court Judge ,aud
David NcAium Tor CITY Court Jud the ticket could not
well DE brlt,u. The organization not poor and
pitfu that Il -hould surrender IA this manner TO Tam
many Hall he concluded 10y offering minority report
resolution that IL uadyi-abc 20 unite with Tam
many Hall ON local nominations.
T.. EIlcry Anderson reminded Ia, Convention that
one Of the principal reasons for tho formation
81 tLc Comfy Democracy was freedom from the
E" bo-.i-m OF lammnuy IIn and H. peculiar methods
H. regretted that there hal been union In -S2. There
Wa mo- proof that tine state ticket would lose single
vote because they chose 10 night honest difference
opinion VITA Tdmmauy Hall. II were better, Ike
brave men 10 nominate straight ticket and go ont and
cndrayor To elect H. Tin" shea made an imp l.soncd
appeal atraght local ticket. senator Fitzgerald
-ad that It was question Of local contest. The
prcmucy OF the Democrats" party In this STATE and the
Jrncy next really Thnf were nj stake senator
Eoclne severely criticised the past Of some OI
thoo3e who arc now opposing the majority report 49,,
minority report, and the roll ordered To
be called by districts. The minority report was over
whclmingly defeated. The majority report nominating
George T. Andrews for Justice ~ the Supreme Court ana
Charles J. Nchrbas for Judge OF the city Court was then
put TO the meeting. Before the vote was taken Mr..
his resignation member ~ the convention, for the
reason that the organization had proved false To tH Plu
ciplrs He withdrew, and the majority report was then
Resolution were passed e, endorsing the Democratic
State candidates and platform; CONCENTRATING the
Democracy Of ONO Ou their victory; iOrng the abolition
OF the contract -ytcm Ia the stat" posUus; hyonnEa
union on local nomination, for the sake ~ securing The
success Of the state ticket, and recommending the soma
torla Assembly and Aldcnnauic Conventions to appoint
committee from the TIuinluy Organization con- sting
Of sidney r Nichols John j. German and william ~ Ma
Reilly had been nominated for Register, and judge
Charles II. Van Bunt for Supreme Court Justice. These
George f. Andrews born IN Maine. september 90,
1875 lie graduated from Yale College In 1893. and
scndcn IN Portland, Me. In 1889 no cam" 10 NrwNork
and was soon afirrwah appointed Assistant
t1 lion he h1d for nry six wears. lie
resigned and entered "a" practice OF the law. In
E.Dctnold Smith ON November G,lS'2 hr appointed
Corporation Counsel boy Mayor Gruoc 10 on the uncNplrcd
i u Pi"mn' NJ member OF the County Drmoc'd'y
ChaIl,H J. NchIha- - native Of Germany, hut hC was
c1i,,"Ioo r,Iu"afi1u and y. lii,,,,t'd rom the
College 81 the CITY ~ NcwlOrk On leaving college he
elected judge %: the Marine Court to Dl the vacancy
caused by III" death Of j. L. a'nE"tt.