New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
prpJ1BLICANS IN THE FIELD
THEODORE ROOSEVELT FOR MAYOR.
III" o,coxxop. JR. FOR PRESIDENT or TIE
poAxp OF ALpERMEN-THE

o'coNSoR, JR FOR PRESIDENT or Al"
BOARD ALDERMEN-Thh
orHKR CANDIDATES.
r,,o ponrhIican County Convention was held
last night IN Grand oper" "'"'' ~
Nominations were made'
M, vav,r--rheoaorc Ro1sevclt 49,. y o,cor.
ror PT' saenl ofne Board u Adermen-John u oN0"'
hG Psy ~ Il gist,r>-Lewiss :, aoebsl. ,,.,.u
mr. s,:,rs,ss Court Jusiic~-E ward Mucheil.
f for S,oey4or court JWdge-Grauviilo P. II yves
The convention was In every respect repr'Se"
gathering. Every Assembly District sent p"" y
Ns strongest men. All professions ana c"llhss W.
represented. Prominent in the body were Emu =, ~
.h.,rnan Of the County Committed; Chauh'cS \" "
nav Jchn f. Plummer. cornelius NJ Bliss ~ - ~
Ton John u. Lawson. Police Oomiis :, 1r,,or
rrsnon Emigration Commissioner 'h"lo' ~. ~
po,,ae rus,,ces Scion q. Smith and Jaoon M r''e''
William H. Townley. Assembiymen l. L. van A'
fna,es smith Johu +. Windoph and George
w Lyon John W Jacoous. Thomas Allison james
W Baves Isaac Dayton, Colonel g. v h of"Se''
ex-senator Frederick Gihos Clarence W. Nio"o'
Co,opol John W. Marshall, Edward F. Brown "ener"'
1os.nn O. Jackson John &. Bro0sky. Coroners Fefd'-
nand Ednsn and Robert b. Nusent. Colonel 'harleS :
spenccr Colonel Knox McAhe, Professor D. L. y. num-
7 Rhine andsr Dillon William H. Beilamy' John D.
O,rriep Robert q. McCord. jeremiah PAngborn Alder
man lanes T. Van Rensselaer,. James A. COVE anu
Bankson T. Morgan, Rufus +. Andrews, Michaei Gre
gan. Bernard Biglin, j. Tsomas stearn' Joan "'"o'
and John Collins
CHAIRMAN ROOTS ADDRESS.
Tho convention was called to order oy 1ouh "
1aoopus. John d. lawson moved that Eihu FOOT DC
,Sos to,o,,,r,rv ch.irm4n. This carried nnani-
o,s,x Mr. Lawson and Jacob NJ. Patterson escorted
MIR. Root to tue platform. aud he was sr'e'e1 WIN
hearty cheers When the applause had suoSia"a A'
Root said 49, l., s.
anee WITH The Of NOR ihan au9ItSI OF ceT.g 10
pitSe Re1nSiean party for tier surfaces Applause AZ
ready IN 9ons %sS 81 dsc1ssSn by pOcs activity
mud by exercise Of INC Of poWef Of morals and
,sS 1d pe e PaTy or such portions
pn1 Iu ned at large laughter ami within Tie limits
gaUghe OF i ,ns in the MyoTs char esmaOle
me hp Of rreoroa liable character and Of contested nteg
NV We sk ourselves and the representativ.s o. the
s s y e ask 4e9 % T@' a%y idea
good Of benefit to the public 81 "'TSs e moi 0' ''"'
Let me situation n - e TneT G aSS Ke"1bhesa
tarty has any Office TO perform II Is now s, t'
since Dgo 81 the people NewYork. What has NE
Demo H,' par ao have been ,eay improving. while The
finances o. NE ate ma r rovpc ch and prosperous
he onf T system has in paying on te g[e
Sst increasedour have steadily increased
oic Td of statesmen the taxes o. ne people
af sy for The ana
We have ne Democ'a' ,ese rs 900 are infenchs
So,iiion esgn OF Den a1ie Sts SppS', i
support There be man VITA S1eks ,r Of t Scn
ees party rule and party sne' th nh bt cuts the cancer
ont must be sturdy " ~ ndno ,ny llatng anu
MA ~, sa.r s S must SUE Se the motto
oOa %91eps .T,S not even the confined
ass ee az; 1Ss sSsrs and Oh men Who
I NM int CHAMPION SR 'S i Ii. liberty
h party T a" ha svSS @s cvdene d
ana d,se , TO 10 the Slave 0upI pyaHse which has
aveS the Nations lie prolonged sPp1Gs and and
~Gsh s Ssn paf f Of protection ndass
c@d an BSSpg So %ppsn Tor a1os po ntng
Of What S% saa s dS Pops
Of the city New York there Is mslon iCl US o nl
hold office Their are problems Yet 10 De M
ss9Sa stl be- ore us which
iSs yy y SS% H V Wneh ' are yet Applause
viii c%sst Sv SS that ,5sa5 '
ct f"''' sJgP S ;s Don Ss
win have h Pn1 enmesn the pcinocrac candidate when
our is elected applause sna wT wi S" amn ao
ration o The city ccse but on the contrary are
obi Ss n TO !%k s ne ee 1T n viii % te
THdSIS c MySF SC sec SS he S 6ervs
such an "dF PTasmse ap p ,s '"
The nSSrSG pay G for ihe saisges Of the people
VII he be o o S gvT T Let
she rcori already made When we have Gone VIZ i
SH can 60 homes and challenge com
ifson demand the support Of every good citizen ZAP
~nsri,s \ Taiptor nominated W. H. Bellsmy as Sec
,s,arv and this was carried The roll was called and
there were few absentees
THE RESOLUTIONS.
C,or,ss G. Cronin. OF the XIXth District. banded up
In,,o.s rongy com ncndIng the nomination OF
Judge Daniels and urging the Republicans OF the o'a'e
70 make especial efforts to elect him. They were al
follows: -
; o committee enH Of h. Hon Justice
q 81, %, Gi NJ q to l EI bench fs
wd xuericnce judicial officer and well r d. trusted
wi
es functions .i, high . Ss1 po %hU
judge bns result q per Sna i.dT Try
sdvTE Ps..e g.$%s1 of gsa;
soSs and EVEN s%per %sOasnced jndic
%S and candidacy cents ~ ss
irrsspeve Of party and calls forh from them their united
R9eS the Republican, Of this state tat s and
lion OF J udge Daniels
MR. DEPEw NoMTNATE5 MR. ROOSEVELT.
Samuel II. Randall moved that the convention pro
ceed to nominate candidates for county and Judicial
Offices This was carried by acclsmation. The chair
A. the well known figure of Mr. Depew was seen
coming for"" three the Sheef he
she candidate who would meet the needs OF tle
approving cheers when he mentioned the name OF
TheonOre Roosevelt as the candidate tns suence rose
CnMnMAy My friend has male better speech than
which can 1te lie has SoeS What tine all % II n
fSeTf I time hs have laced
i hTsl s ' ns than thu. ike the way
OF There many things here tonight indicative of good
called together this ention
and vast number OF gentlemen who are interested outside
ordinary moment ii 10
of The third city OF the world IT IL
OF moment all parties Of tie United states especially
government OF Toe trst city III ths
country. The Republicans of the city Of New-fork
for always, were i0IlOn hope yet
they have maintained their discipline in the face OF
be hard 10 equal Applause They hght In the
stronghold the Democratic
so1nI oi The redemption Of the state q hepac ZAP
plause ,. 1900,
Notwithstanding the fact that have always entered
every such and overwhelming odus
AGAINST u.s. and that our struggle las aways peen oI so