New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
A FULL TICKET AGREED ON
ACTION OF THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
JUDGE sEDGwIcK TO BIZ RENoMINATED-JoHN W.
JACOBUs FOR SHERIFF.

JUDGE sEDGWICK TO BE RENOMINATED-johN W.
| JACoBUs FOR SHERIFF.
The Republican caucus, composed OF repre-
sentatges of the twentyfour Assembly Districts met
last evening at the Grand Opera House hail. ana afer
long and free discussion named full County ticket TO
lie the County Convention which meets this
evening at the same place. II in every respect
representative Republican Gathering The districts were
represented by the following:
| John H. Grimes. ll3-HonrylL spraguc
| 8-ChaIes \. Taiutor. li5-Robert A. Grencen.
| John Collins Ilg-Michael Cregan.
James u. Hawes. lI7-James W.Perfy
John simpson. 10 Bernard Bigln
7-COrnellus Van Cott llD-Stephen L. French.
o John O'Brien and John 2O-Solon H. smith. -. and
| r-GcorgN =, Deanc,j Edward Mitchell.
| lo-1 h0igsS Rot man. 22-John H. Gunner
! l2-George Hilsrn i24-Wiham II. Ten Lyek
on the sidewalk tho FROM Of the building, discussing
the situation. many wel-sHown Republicans
Among these were Senator Frederick J. GIBBS Assem-
blynen John 2. Windolph and Walter Howe, Colo"e De
W. Marshall John W. Jacobus, jeremiah PangDurn
Arthur D. Williams Ethan Allen. Sheridan Shook, DR.
G. l.. Gilbert, Alderman James Covie, Clarence W..
Mead Robert G. McCord, Jacob Hess, and Joseph L.
Perley.
Tho subject which excited the most discussion
was whether or not it would be advisable sto
rcnomirnte Judge John scdw.ck for the
superior Court 1t known that Judge Scdgwck voted
against the Republican candidate for President last
year and voted for local Democratic candidates for
luEeS, althougn UucNCcntonhDlc cauuludcS hdl D'ch
placed IN nomination by the Republican County Conyen
tiOn. Judge Sedgwck has admitted this II urged
10y that it would bo much better to name Harry
J., HOWand tho Republican candidate, on the ground
thHt he stood high at the bar Of uneXcePuonable
character, and made magnificent run last
year under adverse circumstances These facts
wcks denomination. but it uIg,d that II Jud~e
Barrett, Democrat. WAS Tenoninucd, The sane com
pAmeut should be paid TO Judge Srdgwlck. who had
is tai t irs tn % rrrnlminat@ Indie E"dgyick
lipIi al n
desirable 10 obtain The names agreed upon ny the
committee of tho Union Tracno club AZ worthy OF sup
por, for iud gcs and Shcr1 also cauVasscd. and
arcci To rs IN every way satisfactory to he workers o
the party.
Tho caucus was called to order after O'Clock.
Charles y. Talnor chosen chairman, ara eoiou Is.
meeting. aud sail be- believed 1t the desire Of all
that strong a county tckrt ~ could be nominated
should he placed IN the hr,d tha in"lN'Gal prefer
euces should be sunk for the common good. II was
moved that Judge George G. Barrett be indorsrd Tor
Judgc oi The supreme Court This was agreed To almost
without debate.
The denomination OF Judgc seigwirk for the superior
Court then mp. The objections against Julcc SeHs-
wick Prc-eutcl,but aftcr dcb1. IN winch George
Bliss. EdWHIL Mitchell john J. O'Brlcn ANA others par
ucpat'd, the IoWindtlp" oi judge He'h"'" was agree"
For Judge Court OF Common Pleas the names Of
theron o.. u"Ht' Ihp'Is All.'" i,,''f 80 ,,, tt -,
and Joseph G. Jackson were presented by Irich's OF
vcrsy Of th" evening. Tho friends ~ cNJudsc
llovlaud claimed that hI- me run or last
be ignored Finally the question w's PM To vote rach
leader casting as many votes as hls mt ici val n@ .,
ticd lo the County Convention Nj strong had the
greatest number and his nomination vas made
/ uuaulinuUS.
Tor city Court Judges the names "f Graz Vile
T. Hawt-. James ". liawtS, iGrd"Ilck g. Hcnry John-
". Baker ana David NcAdau were pte-cuicT'. Henry
I l. Spru-rc made strong appeal for JuSi'r 'ehnry
as ,he representative of TIE young IA
puhHcara Tie vote showed Granville T. H1wcs
and James awcs u the lead. and Their ~ natioh was
age ecd 10 unanimously. Tor Serli there wd- rcay only
one candidate of prominence. EN-NT'hu joel T.
Erhardt refused to allow ht iHTnt' 10
present h- 10 ID" caucus. John W:
jacoDus WIS presented by Gcorse u. Deans aud
was nominated By a,clanatlon amid app tuse.
For County Clerk LtWls ~. GO'uel Wa presented ~
On. WHO wOrthy rep escntcd the German Erpuuican'
and WpI.d materially strengthen the u,ket on the east
SIDE lie also was nominated unanimously
For President of tho Board OF Aldermen
Jauc, ". Nnrnum presented tie name OF
Ir-Tav Commissioner Thomas H. ASteu.
Nr A.teu was recognized SD ht NOMINATION lhAt no
c,ruGnfr named AGAINST him aud lc w1~ cuurn ny
ursamttluu. Then Huc,CssYrly lcrdiuant EldHAu,
C,0r- g. Kibbc and John gent we've named as can"i
dates Tor coroner Sui approved.
AL tie member. of the caucus expressed th'ns Ives
pr.-.l VITA the ticgrt hole. George Bis, was 30
ict-c that hc shook hands with and embraced john j.
ircu c sid that the ticket was worthy 10 Ice placed
aou.ste the state ticket Edward SiitcGeu sld - "
o.r that an Republicans can support John j. OfHrl
and Bernard Bigin declared that an would work for
with will All IA tdcs OF Ecpublt,au opinion declared
ua a. ticket satisfactory.