New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-30

sm y" 40 there was last year would be returned
presented 70 The Su ss aaS ssO:
ton aud exAiderman Have: pT TH.,,,n,,"nsi Con-
vo' Roth Diapers we're referred to Executive
Cs%m,,es Tnsy viii 10 considered in drawing up me
ss,nSfseS to meet Al the call OF the chairman
WHAT REPUBLICANS FROM ALL PARTS OF TIE
STATE SAY
Daring the afternoon . number OF Democrats came
into the hotel expressed their dspeasure at tho
..,,on q; the Administration 10 forcing candidate
,,ro, them "I tell you" exclaimed Senator Cullen,
sth.t the nomiuatson OF Pccknsm was determined
upon In washington three months and more ago. Inc
committee had othng to do with it. other Democrats
expressed opinion that ss between Daniels and feoK
ham the former would be elected. The Republicans
ver. in the best humor and all agreed
thA, the probabilities were largely In favor
Of the election OF Mr. Daniels "He viii get an immehso
vote in Western New York. where he Is so wen Sho"n
..,d lanes d. Warren. at will help MS In our Assem-
bly dlstficia think that We snail carry the state
Ex.Congrsssman Davy said: "Mr. Daniels Will poi'
large vote In Monroe County. We viii elect all our As
William Van Msrter. OF Wayne County, said !: Inc Inc
party - In good condition Wayne and the nonns"on
81 Justice DaHiel. will increase our vote Let lsst
, ,s.S the ''' Assembly, D''"'''' ~ NV. ~,
,oIS our own In Jefferson. The Prohibitioniss are,
sctye there but don't think that they WIZ be sole 10
comnli.h nucn or there s not the usual inter-
ss his year to bring voters. but the
Ja:9;ws D sU9s:, viii Win p s. sGF
w m. Le.,crsf of Brooklyn, said: "Althongh we
h hss,'ss nanisss nomnaion think that We shall
elect four members OF tho Assembly IN kings Co"n nv
ianay sna temperance movement will amount TO 10 our
county have hopes OF eeoIing our Candidate o
Ds, sn Joeoss. said. "Mr Daniels is popular in
,h,s civ and lie will poll big vote. So lar as Assembly,
mn ars concerned don't know much about the other
districts. believe that we VIII elect our osr'iu"''
Ss Bai.en am h.%y oT p.Dis
that viii carry the state and eject s o"sSs
Innnt a
Mr. MscseIt, OF Oneida ssid :" think that we shall
to uSs the party
been healed. and expect to see Onelas Tax. ''' pP
Ao.y expressed the opinion
that Ju'te. Daniel. WOULD receive many Do"0''"'''
'O.rI of n. R.paScans talked hopefully Of carving
S,.sms.,nr the suar,on CALLING to the Democratic
them said. Ito fpd out how the enemy fe'I
DISSATISFIED DEMOCRATS VIEW.
7n.rs WAS short gray-hairod man with large ne al
walking among the Republican committeeman ~
the Gilssy House In tho Afternoon lie was lntroiuoou
% .svera OF them and proved to be Jeremiah MCGUIRE
q, Fmir. Democratic speaker OF the Assembly In 1879.
and stiI leader of Democratic party Hedenouhcea
said that MIR. Peckhsm will lose the votes OF gress
Coaf, Of Appeals especially win BOT cast their 5allo,'
for him. 70. they ossvs .n"i ne IN $50 and
g. grab nomiuatiou himself when tne n v
tas sns.r 10 the support
al me Democratic factions OF the Iasn ana tns am.
snppor, and he ooksd forward 90 unanimous nonlos-
Ra, D.n: M.nnn. made s.m . 1ss ali Se
Other had been nominated ana many OF tne
S.% upon tho for Judge Of Court Of
pess had not been ior Governor m, ,ne p be
for. the 0'S M.%nio"s ani Pscf1ams sehsme
ws"' N. a VIM Sis rs ises
bnrisd 10 Die hsuds said 'Isit true. Mr. Peckham;
that you are candidate for the nomnaon Tor am
told him IN the most vigorous saxon possessed wna A.
S"~er Tie did not reply and Q moment later Governor
I'M cane rushing ont Of Mr Msnnings inner Ioon'
icS.nG .a,d A. soon az he Jaw nv face: what
you th,nk Mr. Manning mas just asked roc 70 10 ,o
refused and shall do best to dsfeat Pecknain ne
pnrsp.. trend. Of Warnings and fecEbams pot Ii
was with great d,rcuw that Mr. Ru;er rallied III, sup,
rractioaliy had a unsnimou. vote he suddenly found
;Ss he envy s s.a a NJ l es III.
these circumstances Judge Ringers Trends nave ue
eided 10 take their coats on 70 put IecA""n ao's
Mr. MeGnirs further said that he regarded the nOm
nation of Judge Daniels AZ tae strongest that couu
possibly have been made. " 10 a ereat msn, con con
81" arcompi1sn.i l know MIN well. and simre blu
greatly. A. judicial officer. know ni'n to he one
tie AMI OF The f~r.si me" wao ever prrsines
o,,rs court lie is honorable to the hncst decree
Jnfar Daniels viii receive = host OF Democratic vote
81 ~ western part of the State II be 10 suppotte
o. all well down bere 10 tho city be viii DO eleete'
SKETCH OF JUDGE DANIELS
,n,res Daniels was born IN 1924 lie doe
not hrow certainly place OF birth; 1t was either
Ind.nd or at Canandsgus, in this State. bis faths
s.d mother poor English immigrants VINO Oo'
died sn~n he was only years old leaving to mis- cal
several Younger brothers end sisters He struggle
barl 10 helm support theg. When he reached the age
fourteen no went TO Bhdalo and appreuuced himself
-hoeuaker
Nil.-pegging away al shoes he conceived tho idea
beng lawyer He bought law poo.
ana stuffed them while at work. His stud
Oh. habits we're noticed by chartab
gentlemen aud thoy proeufed Tor him elersshp 10 u
onlee Of Iii CooK u weli-knowu lawyer OF Buffalo Hell
Young Daniels NAMED until he was tweuty-one yea
Old performing the many duties of a law clerk ar
working hard at his books when he was twenty-t~
ysa.s old he was admitted to tho bar and almost INN
daieiy Won suit which brought him some iittle al
JUNCTION. Early III his career Mr. Daniels Joined u
Eepuni'c party and has ever since acted with It,
In 1863 he elected Judge OF the :
premc Court 10 MI vacancy caused by the dea
o. Judge lIoyt In 1850 lie was reelected Judge for
term Of eish years In the lasttwo yeats Of bis ter
being composed % certain supreme Court Judge
tie court out OF existence For third time In 1877
Judge Daniels was elected Supreme Court Judge. TIA
Dot nominate any one against hun. His term will NJ
end until lo9l In 1873 Judge Daniels hsd a nix
jude Of the General Term OF the Suprru
came from Governor Dix Republican. but il has slnc
beru confirmed by such Democrats "a Governors Ii
den, Robinson. Cleveland and fIill. showing their 81
probation OF judge Danels's abhty. Tte chief Law
suits Ia this 81 come before the Now%ork Gouer
Term. and Judge Dsniels's legal attainmeuts bsS
therefore been repeatedly tested His decisions bav
given genera satisfaction TO suitOrs aud lAwyera
James ID. Warren, OF buffalo, SAID yesterda
concernug Judge Daniels; &c n ever there W.
self-made man IL Ia Charles Daniel
lie wasrmployed as q hoy by = man named Mchli Clio
who had little shoe shop under Tue Mansion House
Buffalo. Ioflen DaHisls at work there peg gin
shoes aud with bis eyes nIed every other moment
HE law book When he became lawyer there WAS
one IN Buffalo who worked harder to win cases than b
He Was an indeatgSbls lat and stili Is That ca
be when knows that since May last
has given nfty opinions "A q member OF the Gehet
Teriu OF the Supreme Court aud sI opiniOns Oh cas
heard y a special term held IN HiAss
Comfy"
Edwsrd W. Hatch OF Buffalo. saidS ~Judre DAME
ie as0ut sixty years old. but 10 an active sifo
man. He 10 modest man. His first nomination
1uty of the fourt W.