New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-12
THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY TICKET.
JUDGES sEDGwICK AND HAYES LIKELY TO BE RI
NnAIINATED.

JUDGES sEDGwICK AND HAYES LIKELY TO BE RE-
NOMINATED.
All efforts for union on local nominations
by the County Democracy aud Tammany Hall seem TO
have been abandoned. Certainly the County Democracy
leaders have intention OF agreeing TO union. Inc
feeling of dependency which was apparent when
they came back from Saratoga has disappeared, ana
they alo once more cool and confident thht lainmahy
Hall will not nave the best Of them on election udy.
The Tammany leaders, while asking for union, say
that thoy AFRAID the result Ga contest nuu II
light is 10 they will do their best To MAKE IL not
one.
at p. IA. At Cnickcuug Hall. All the Indications arc
that the Ticket hereto given IN THE TRIBUNE VIII DC
nominated. This IL ~ follows:
For Justice OF the Supreme Court, George c. Barrett
Drm renOmnated; Judge OF the Superior court John
Common Peas Edward Patterson (Dem.l; Justice OF
the city Court, Granville f. Halves kcn) renOm hateu;
President OF the Board OF Aldermen, AiOph H. sanger
(Dcm) rcnoniua;rd; -hrrn, Aud ew j. Whltr Don)
County Clerk. either Patrick keenan,, rcuomnateD OF
Deputy County Clerk Edward Scleck. with the chances
iu favor OF the former; tOcOncrs. Dr. Phip Don H.
GcrShUn y. Herman ana one other VINO mas not D'ch
agreed upon. There was question whether Mr. oah-ri
would not receive the nomination Tor superior Court
Judge aud should the project Tor nominating one TWO
Republican judges be tnrOwn oven at the eleventh
hour he might yet he named for that place
No one has yet btcn named for tho 0ther CITY JuhSc
snip To succeed DAVID NC di" MI sanger wac a,Ao
To tako that, but declined lie prefers denomination
rs President o. the Board Of Aldermen.
There In minority III the County Democracy ranks
who strongly oppose the project OF rlnOlnhailnE the
Two krpuncan Jnd5Gs; IN ,%ks ee 6 @ oniy
Democracy ranks nave done good service. ana ty
d" III 10 representatives OF 'Ie t"ih"n cu,'TS, 80 y
Response To this IL that the situation - peculiar one
that II Il absOu ely necessary mat lHnmaF nan Sha
he beaten ~ the approaching election, and that II Is
necessary To have the ad oil those ciiI'na VINO sea Il
judicial Ticket closely, and wuOse parry ahdlloHs IL
not hamper tncir action Ia local mntters.
CHEERING NEWS FEO,I COUNTRY DISTRICTS.
WhlIc the active work at Repubi lean State
IIsa quarters Discontinued yesterday thcro wer"
some callers aud more or less conterriug in progress.
N An tall ktUu-
ana ChlcSer.ng most Of the time Saturday nishts
ma brought stack Oi letters from all over the 'Hr,
with cnconr'gIns news Of the general pioSrrN,
ui tho CANVASS. Caurn N Cole sail: As lar
any man judgment can discover we have TIE h%hi III
oar hands We shall mo' riS any r"rt on thdt hcc"uh
DUt Work ne hirdcI u E't ""r Ii hu' 20 uh''iS ''u
that there Is danger IN assurance. Ne nj eNet' N"J"
make assurance douby sure SprhNrr
Er"l' came iowa rom ~ Lt"cH'e "u't9 'dH "'1n'
Ihr chairman the Count, Committee, 5ur,un SHI,tn,
pee to-day. aud win cN-N ua or lynd VA mas
b'rh mere Tor 'rNridi ""yN' VIII AK He 500 r"""'
mj,r ~ tDe legislative contest III LAT coddt,
wEt" general " NJ curtis Is rInh- ~ an udeItA"'ut
candidate
word ms been received that Hubcrt O. Thompson is
bu-uN engaged Ia trAtuE TO organ l." the Italian W"f"-
iugurn INTO Drmorrttc political loro" win view II
Eidnlu- tucu effective the city aui county contests
VINO Ar. B.auc I., uut has uot been H1c
to mtk any Impression on them Our oI tlr be s:-ro-ir
ur udruls arr even more Intense 10 thrir support 0
MI N,npott than they were Tor Nj Bilnr Farmer =
recent speech In Nhich alta, krd En-aud Tor break
mg GOWN Ilelind~ tari declaring that mat Wa the
beginning al all Of lrauds "" - has h"d the ehc't u"
,tlcn.tucuIuy the lIi,hmcn VINO NOt ii
the KcIuJlican ucKet las, year. Inry are All
oppo~cd to iree trade and recognize that Mr.
Davenport the champion of their C'u~c Tnr inter-
r,,,,, f,' C,r.,I I'M which , dec.,rr,i IN, p ,o,i-
tyu To- any pocy tnat England might try to dc ate 10
this country, j. much qhu'l anon lr-hucn AMI en-
craIy commented Nj Davenport i expected bt, = al
hrluglarjcr, Tonight or to-,no.ro" murIu-. CHAR
utu lIckrtt VIII also pe back tnI, morning. and meet
us Of the Executive Committee "iIi be hrli ms a'I-
samuel Morris. OF Troy. II. e. iiotry. Ginrrt L.
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