New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
ACTION OF THE COUNTY CONVENTION
ADOPTING THE COMMITTEES RECOMMENDATIONS
WITH CHEERS.

WITH CHEERS.
The Republican County Convention met
last night in Republican Hall at Broadway and Thirty
thrdt to hear the report Of the conference committee
appointed on Monday night. The hall was well filled
with delegates Justice Jacob NJ Patterson presided ana
Justice Scion b. Smith acted as secretary As soon rs
the convention was called TO order the chairman called on
Mayor Willard Billiard TO report the action OF the con-
ference committee He said 81 am requested briefly
to give the action Of the committee since the responsible
fly rests on It to present ticket for your Endorsement
The same night that the committee was appointed II met
and sent letter to the Citizens organization informing
it OF our action We met again the next evening nut we
heard nohlngn answer to our letter Thinking hsaAe
might have been made in delivering the letter. we ap-
pointed a committee to confer with the Citizens, pro-
yidng they asked for such conference. After had
adjourned the Citizens Committee sent intimaton that
il would nc glad 10 confer with lis. The next day, az
p. m, we met a subcommittee from tAat Or
ganizatlon. We had most cordial and satisfactory
conference. We were in full accord, and there
seemed TO be no chance Of disagreement Their tull
committee was to meet p and as we had to report
70 orr l committee Of twentyfOur they agreed to adj
Iourn until the next day Our full committee indorsed
the action Of the subcommittee, and selected names Tor
presentation to the Citizens organization III hccoluhCo
with the agreement reached The Citizens said that one
OF their nominees was likely to resign and asked ia 10
present name to III that probable vacancy. That night
tbe two subcommittee met again The Citizens said
that they would have no trouble In making selections
from the names presented by u.s. That night we teit GER
tain that all was satisfactorily arranged Their subcom
mittee said It would do all possible to carry
out the arrangement. Next DAY rihor Sal'
n different course would be followed. The
next might we met and after waiting for some time we
received letter from the Citizens organization saying
that three Of their candidates had declined the nominal
tons rendered thcm and they had decided not to fill the
vacancies There only one thing for Us to dosclcct
ticket am directed report that Ticket for your IN
dorscmcn' II Is For Register Jacob Hess for Supreme
Court Judge. Edward Mitchell; for City Court Judges J.
c. Julius LOngbcin AMI W: H. IOWnlty.. VIC
know that it Is ticket mat VIII YIN ySHT ne bc nv
Ctlens' movement win not in the least duunt pur-
Colonel Charles g. Spencer said: The report Jnslas
any outside organization. n that course had
been followed IN the pas, the Republican party would be
rlhras were allowed TO vote at the primaries, and the
ticket viii poll al least 10000 votes and probably good
because it s mistake e. suppose z GG ylL
can be elected over Mllrsaln IN NeW-l"iiA;,
Perhaps We cannot defeat the combined Pcmocr'cyh hnt
we cuauot do better than stand by our principle IhrIo
thousands of Democrats who VIII not vote Ia" ticket
Assembly, Theodore Roosevelt, said that he heartily soc
oUded the nomination. recommended 10y IN. commute.
MI srrnccr about combining with The Citizens think
there times when {, good plan to unite with sggh
an organization ana HrIG it ING 'll! 4" NY Is'o' .
government Of Tammauy Hal! iut me IIuzehs naI. IL
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ana prcuostorou, OF all bodlcs-thr County Democracy.
Il Wa. equally BAD with IumInnny' but worse because ],
General j. a. O'Bclmo said that he wished 10 PIT on
No., rri rrfi5 with that arcll enemy ~ good
government, Tgmmuy Hal some Of tSr. G"a han TOO
open one in opposition 10 Tammauy.
A roIorcd delegate fIOm the Nth Assembly District
Wca aPprag5 unanimously Win three rou-,ns cheers
The state ticket was then approved ana the convention
EiwuI Mitchell was born April -, 1912, IN Ncw.York
tTmcI, WHO were Lai. 70. lll. '.l III, i...'L WIS
Mr. Mitchell va, graduated II Columbia CoI.ge' ana
early began Tie rIlcl'Cc OF !.N, , ig '.'7 ','.
Inc riird 10 determine the conIpcnsatl,n 10 De- paid
for damages IN South Fth-ayc. by tho elevated ~.
road company, the report of which sustained 10"
important principle that admitting property owner were
Der OF the Assembly. lie s. trustee ~ Columbia Cox
cation lie il judge Advocated eucrn o. tho First Dly
sion Of tho National Guard AMI has held other places Of
Mr rcwcli was born in ireland and came TO this conn
try with his hrDihcT United state, senator nom
iu-Inc.l In ST. Paul MINI. twenty-five years
ago, but after BIS return 10 ni- ciy be- de-
voted himself TO the study Of law uni ha, long taken
high rauE at the bar. he f. member Of the hlm Of
-rwc roToo sheldon, and ha, recently been counsel
IN tie elevated railway and western Juiou Iufail'h'.
Hc Is especially familiar with tue Iuiu,ii, questions
myulycii "a corporation litigation.
this country when nchill Ito was elected 10 the 4,
seuOly IN l-75 where De had au excellent record
III. Wa- nominated for Register Ga I-7T Boo
union tchc, against Tmuluy Hall, AZ the time Edward
Cooper and ohcr- withdrew from that organization n
has nlways been the belief Of politicians That M Ht-
was elected Il, g-trr that year but was counted out
Ic Is now % Commissioner OF Charlie. and Correction
and has hold other important Offices always ing them
with credit 20 himself
u H. ToVrlry was formerly Assistant
Appraiser Of the Port. lie IS now 4 lawyer with
largo practice. H. IS young man aud was
identified with The Liberal Republican movement OF l~1@
lie H. independent and fearless, and especially fitted for
judicial office
j. G. Juliuz Iaughciu horn u Germany In 1913, hut
came To- this country 80 early age and attended The
public schools and military academy 81 this city At The
aye of sixteen he went 10 o., 'front.' 40 the breaking
out OF the war, drummer boy, wEsI"
ne won distinction by his bravery. lie
was elected 20 the Assembly ln 1876, and again In l-1u
lie was elected Cyi Justice ~ 1850 and served with
honor. H. Is the author Of "Luubciu's District Court
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