New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
THE COUNTY TICKET NAMED.
WARM REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
ONE DELEGATION wIThDRAws-LEwis j. PHILLIPS
FOR MAYOR OTHER CANDIDATES.
Tho Renuhlican Comfy Convention reas-

were present representatives from nearly every Assem-
bly, District in the city. Various names "e'o
presented for Mayor among them those ofWian 'oM'
and General Lloyd Aspinwall Both OF these geh'enoi
declined The name OF Louis j. Phillips was then brought
forward and after discussion it accepted by ma
iortv For Controller Charles Spear was agreed on
The other names agreed as follows: For Ds'rc'
Attorney Colonel Charles & Spencer; for president OF
the Board OF Aldermen. George Hari; for Judges ol
the Court of Pleas J. C. j. Ianghen, oeorSp '"
Blunt, Edward G. Graves for Coroner feIui'NN '-''
man. c,
r,,oc on Contested Seats reported that the delegation
from the lid District headed by Charles y l''"i' wa
entitled to seats This was accepted III INC ,''
the XVIII District. the sitting ueleg""" "'"
bv + C. Lee were not elected at the place "hc'o 'o
urinary was ordered. 1t reported that the seats
sbould be given 10 the delegation headed ny 'ohn H.
Lydccker who held their primary in the pace "neio
ordered This also was agreed TO-
Tho Temporary officers were made the permanent
officers OF the meeting and Senator GibDs 'h"hheu '
convention for the honor conferred upon hi' 'on o.
o'I;rcn moved that they proceed TO nominate chu''o
for Mayor
EARNEST WORDS FROM GEORGE BLISS.
ceorro bliss offered as an amendment the following
resolution -. 4,
,soird That the Interests OF the Republican party IN
the Nation, well "a in th@ ,it cnH, fnr conufy
ottccs men OF recognized character ABILITY anu n'nc
men whose standing IN tne eo,uy o, ~ Tho beof that
hcv can and ought he elected and that 1t Wi" seek III
good faith to secure their election
Mr. Bliss added; 81 want l" SaN " ~" VIZ -
attended no caucus but have heard what was done
this afternoon Iwant TO ticket nominated which
will bring support the National tlckct want 20 see
a ticket nominated that when announced Will lead peo-
pie TO support H. aud will not be laughing stock lot me
entire community II the ticket t. presented here tha'
understand the caucus nominated yon can't persuade
l,ff..,t, ttf d. off ID III.
, r'nd1,t. a,ra ON who +, not exceeded
IN ability and fitness hy one "i "o'n "i ''' i'"'
candidates. DO the gentlemen "h'n'hinAle' ' "'"''
expect desire that II shall he c''''ot 10 lo' '''.
to sell u outl There Is not cnoneh oI IL I'D s'" "''
have nothing to say rs to the rehri" ,i''' "' ,'''
mon designated G." form the u'F'' "u' 'l'9 arr u'i'
the places for which thr, have been ''''''i AM '''
Is what ihe people ~ this ,ity wil say. We cam -'n'
local defeat; We are used hut in three Assembly
Districts There are more t.in 'o'' u. .l,,.'' n ,',
have MOI itt~itt'l ii'' "'
,i,t tlul of "A il.kct you win nominlto. "
NN" h"' H., n.n ,no tiot s.i..,ol %,
t'' t ., 49,, ,..i..., ..l ,..... ,ot.a
ihe c'urrs 'hor vh NOT register '''
viif n. lost q, tr National tlriet ll' co'lIat" i'r
.,, ,,.. ,,i.,i n,,, l..s ha rsa.,ss thr unnliH.n-
'N" f'' , i....tt .ri,. ,,,it.
trns f'i ihr place thli thN i''p'' H'"''' i"
d.t. l.f t,rtruI,l g. sail g. h' '""Wr of 'N' ''
'''N'. ..,, h,.,i .ti.in. lI.. .,,olD,.u
t, ii..,nI Au,io,, is puu nhu tas vutin1 i'ue nn1
.,i,.t.I. t.f ti.r t.pui.au rotu. tai VHi ont onr
l.t.
sai thoi hn ui1s si''"-h 3" 'h' ''N'i' 'N ''
n, ,iiulu i.ts iui i.rsHr mrh ul whom Ire e'N ''"'
'.' ,.,i... .i... IMAM, d. nitl.. Aon tIo.
l' h''' anu '"'' ' ~ n ,,, f Aii.,.
r ,.n ,,no !, p.rsau4ug mluuvu o.
"'" - ''t" ~ ,- ,...,,..t., a., ,,u u,iul
aWop.r man to hr mcul.l' o. uI i'"id nI IL
mate and Aupor ionmrnt ihr h,AWl "',n i"i%h' % w.,
appf9pit''M".a M ''i 'I' WI V.Il, i,Iei -l,un t1 a-
t ,,,r. ,o and furc- were given o. drmon-' .'t'
ft. It.f
Hni on hi ln' ",.n, - d., ,rlc, to nm, H.,
,,& t, & ,,art, ~ uut such ticket In nomination"
wAUy DISCUSSION.
~, o.1},icrTle division I'm the ranks OF the Dcmo-
cr marty t.. this city IN. given the opportunity o.
-. -, ~ ,i.t..t ,,si.l can bc elected fCacers.' The
"'' 49,, ,,....... .i. ,.,.iil,.c. o,nouut. Il,
aSse'sh'l" '' U'' ~ w . ,.l eliza, t,,
@"oo'o'' OF 4l00'',o , ,,,1. t,c ,l,,rgo.
| l.. A.. lie lcprc,cnts his Democratic employers.
M ~ ii@l iy tlirul firmly believe that hc haa
@ ana - II,or,ti, re,ainlr Zee fn h. plckt. Seusl-
,iou ". nave no fear Of the result The Hrp'"-ri
Who 40 The hard work oi thu party. from '"i "u npA
% io' e}cc,s }o There i. no iowcr tbat can prevent tie
S"'e iIoDi -ei -e.i1 vii Eva 6o1 majority Tor Blaine
Cheers. Yoa don't hear of the men Wh" ''itl-c ",
.,ttiu- out and working Tor the taldd'''' "p.,~''
,, t Them m re- rlakInG Obj ectioi-. II you ecui. .cul' y
/ want ron to vote for it We WEEi a. wei meet 'Hl1
tbjnr iig,f here .er that the ticket to be named
' iI ,, Wisbcll sp,c az Length. sustaining the posi-
tinu of Nfr Bliss, aud dec barring that The TICKET dsitt4 "
I I'm caucus could moi be- elected
Genera. Joseph g. Jackson said aat the resolution Of
Colonel Bliss was proper "i'' ' W. IL '-.,, -
acronpauied wa improper and unwi-', and worthy
ouly ni 81 y, mocratlc ward mceiiu lhc con c"H Wa
| uot bouad 10 accept any candidate; was open 10
auy gentleman 10 bring Forward "a Odiui''i ,,
| Jolu D. Lawson and LcDnsd H'1leilnc
| also spoke the former commenting ana
| tbc latter condemuiug the action ~ the caucus
| ~ o'pri.r -aJ he hopcd Nj BLISS amendment
-, fo i,,ad ,,,e,,iinoii-lv This was done.
"O'' ~ "''4 . =. -, ,,.,-.,
NoMlNNiINu oA>i.nN '-' IN - "
1t was then moved oy Mr. . ''i,n 10
| ination for Mayor. Eu""'" '''''H'' '''' O." "
amendment Una, c''nh'','7 4'.',,. ,I1 ,',,
each Assembly p.''n'' o' ''0'''' ~ t, 1,o
nations ana 'ha' 'no Coi.'i''.'.. ''.,.
a vote In accoid"n'e VII" "' %
! resolution was lost py 81 N"''' /" ''"' '" ''' |