New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET
,ov,vc THE WORK OF THE CAUC's.

.. ,,,s,sc, ofths Snpreme CoWt-GEORGh - DAN"AiA
nnemocrat, renoTIlnateul' ,.., srno,r,cv IRE.
yor .r,dge oChe Superior Co"F-'ohN 'iDO"'0A' w
nominated o....t Of co,,u,ou rlcos-THEroS 9.
STRONG. ,.. cp,~vuIr p HAYES renom-
IA and JAMES W. HALVES
'" M ot.-if-JOHN W. JACODCs
f0 S'g, CIerk-LOUIs s. GOEBEI~ ,r..o,,.s 7,
For Goa' the Board or 4tdermen-IHoNA9 d.
toy 'Coroners-GEohGE e. hiBDE' 'ohN ~ ~
ii FsEDlN AND EIDMAN
,r, p.rrblican County Convention which
ino irnd oneaa House Hall at Eighth-ave. ana
,nr,st last evening consisted OF 5o4 ueIes"'e'
& ,,- time. that number of persons wero pieSoH''
- ircluded many wcllknown kepuDhcaps' Az was
a, every respect reIresel '"'l'0 49,.
~ -. The proceedings were harmonious ana Tue
-, ,reed on at the caucus held at the same place
"0 ,o, ovoning was nominated by al almost unahi-
',a The only contest Oh the part OF rival dele
..a,s was decided by giving each one halt the No'e
e., the district was entitled to- Under the surface
,owas good deal Of opposition 10 the renohiin"uon
,1o ssdgwick but III the interest Of harmony IL
" 1r,od hest 10 acceIe to tic wish OF the caucus.
IS significant though. that the nomination when
III, announced after long rollcall because OF the
,,Iro IN make II unanimous, was received III dedu
silence . -. 49, t1.,,r, 7
eroone who nominated as chairman Edward Mlt' nell
lie wss accepted ny ae'i'"'"''oN' -i' - "
taking the char s'lu 49,,
ar, has not taken the Republican party twenty-five
,, as a minority TO learn wisdom One year has
bsep saiHcient The party 10 well satshed with lhe
Stat, ticget and believes that 1t Will be successlW
gentlemen, what is your pleasure y Knox AcAIee was
chosen secretary and then the roll was called ana sew
l snbstl,utions made fO3 absent delegates. notice
~ contest was fled from the XVIII District, and hve
,nnuies' hearing was given to each OF the con-
testing DELEGATIONS, headed respectively by Robert o.
Greaeen and Jacob A. Goodman. Finally, 1t was
decided that onehalf vote be given TO each delegation
General James w. Hustled was seen in the hall ana
s invited TO seat on the platform amid cheers for
the chairman Of The Saratoga Convention Lew T. Nor
ton yas also invited the platform and cheerod Then
II WAS discovered amid loud laughter that badbeaded
delegate had been mistaken for the " Bald Eagle OF
WestCheStcr.
George Bliss. IN moving that the Convention proceed
10 nominate the judiciary ticket. said:
Ipropose to present for your support candidate Tor
the supreme Court gentleman whom you Will u a4rc.
with me is fully entitled tol But before doing
Sroyn Sroar 20 Won. gentlemen that there was
held in this building last evening "a caucus
Of Republican leaders. The meeting Wa' called IN
formally ami 1t was there arranged that n"Go siou'd
be bound by there NOT even as 10 his own he-
ton 1t also arranged that the results arrived az
should be attained by giving each district representa-
tive the vote whl,h 1t IS entitled 10 In the EAecuEe
lieans of the city might he taFly ami equally
represented WAS asked 10 present sS the unanimous
the Supreme Court. present him not rs Rcpuhlca
not as Demorrat-I present him Is = rentleman whom
the Republican party In the year ISL IN Tue midst OF
the reform movement consequent upon tue Tweed cN-
element took up without reference to patty and paced
on the bench The supreme Court lie has been htle
fourteen years y drss 10 .ay word asdnst him
aud no party dares to nominate candidate against
him
Rufus F. Andrews seconded o., motion, and 50 did
Al Ditteuhoefer. IL then moved that the nomi-
nation De made by accamatou aud this Was done amid
faint applause.
John E. Brodsky then moved the denomination OF
Judge John sedgwck for the superior Court, saying:
am pleased to see that a disposition has been shown
within the past three 10 take out OF politics
the judiciary nominees OF tue county OF New-foTk.
upright judiciary aud when have upon the
bench Judge pure and nprThi VINO knows & on arS ihe
should the hearty support OF all political
Hon JSbS ons scdsWck %0 Tssnt applause and some
hsses desire to present him IA Tar as MS judiciary
il concerned not as Democrat nor as Rcpup-
/; an but I desire this convention to understand
mat as regards political faith judge Scdgwick Is and
Mingled with derisive laughterl So far politics
concerned present HIM 10 tn. convention as kepubA
can,
The chairman asked If there any other nomina-
tons There was no response. Mr.. Brodsky then
mo ,ed that the nomination be made by acclamation.
seraldelegates bected Mr. BrOdsky then moved that
the roll OF districts be called aud that the chairman Of
each cast the vote OF his delegation. The chairman
Pulled that this codld be done. TIE roll call Of dele
gates must be proceeded With So the secretary began
the calling OF the roll evident before lie had pro-
eerdet far that the nomination Of Judge Scdgwick
assured When the With District was reached Alder
man Bankson 7. Morgan, under prcteNt OF explaining
his vote proceeded TO cuOgize Judge Sehgwck amid
symptoms of mpatience from the perspnng delegates.
delegate from the XVIII District asked that his be
recorded against Judge sedgUck Michael Cregan Of the
Xvlth District also asked that he be recorded Op
posing Judge Sedgwick for the that lie did not
think him entitled to the nomination. delegate from
Q1 fRr llfnNl
showed that all districts had voted for Judge scde
wick aud The chairman announced that he had received
majority 0f the votes cast Tie announcement was re-
eeived III dead silence.
Theron 6. Strong nominated for Judge Of the
Court Of Common Pleas by Henry l. SpTagno IN brief
and judciousy eulOgisIic speech The nomination was
Charles NJ Knox presented the name OF Granville p
Hawes denomination Justice OF the City Court.
good record and who by his Integrity, industry ana
faithfulness has won universal esteem AMI admra
ton. His nomination shOnld be made by acclaInaOD."
Ethan Allen nominal cd for the second position on
the City Court bench James W. Hawes. "a good Re
publican. an honest man aud excellent lawyer" MI
Allen added that he had served as president
OF the Board OF Aldermen without repreach land
scOrched" samuel H. Randall objected and in an ensr
getie speech nominated Judge David McAdan Mr.. Ran
dali found nobody to agree with him IN the convention
Ths only effect OF his motou was to delay tho conven
George &. Deane jr, nominated John W. Jacobus for
Sheriff iu eulsgistc speech which received with
loud cheers and the nomination was ratified without OBJ
J. l. n. Hunt nominated Lewis g. aoebel for County
ExJudgo Horace Russell nominated TRomse r. S.i~n
for President OF the Board OF Aldermen as uap who
tried in places which ability sndr anna %nS sS vS.a ssS
name has come to be recognized as a sIno,
nyms for intelligence in public affairs rugged
honesty. and the courage Of his convictions I'm
the DISCHARGE Of his duties. III II shall sometime,
happen" the speaker continued. by reason Of the
absence of him who at the head OF the city govern
meut, either In hs Peruvian mine In nOte-shavlng
that Thomas B. Asten shall be called
from time time TO the functions OF Mayor OF
eeAy of NewYork, the people Of the city will suffer no
iesr and be in no danger" Cheprs.
Me- Asten unanimously nominated.
For Coroners James NJ Narnum nOmin mated George c.
hlboe Edmund stephenson John X. Nnscnt and A. ].
pIttenhoerer Ferdinand Eidman. All were nominated
by acclamation
oh melton OF George Bliss IL resolved that the
sSta'e Ticket nominated at Saratoga meets with
hno cordial approval Of every Republican and
ne hopedt that all Republicans would nj.
sho tae mass meeting to be held Madison Square
tha on friday evening Three cncers given Tor
state aud local tickets The officers OF the Convention
requested TO Inform the candidates their nonIua
SSrbS General Henry A Barnum offered resolution,