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

to order. Those present were:


When roll had called. Mr Hatch, OF Buffalo
presented OF Justice Charles Daniels, of the
Supreme Court tho candidate for tue Court Of Ap
psals beuch lie euioxxed Judge Daniels warmly,
fsriiug 70 him splendid example OF that American
manhood which. boru without favoting circumstances
and rxrly acquainted with misfortune and adversely,
risen proud eninence before his feow-cltzens
direct rssult OF Industry ard uatvo ability Oucs
piled aud anded the last upon o shoe
makers Jsncb; now he Of tho most honored Of
Judges lila MUD peculiarly judicial; his tempcra-
mont dtted to Ersvea calling. Patient to tue iass
degree, deiiLerase ia weighing law and evidence,
rightuous iu honest. fearless manhood. whatever
lawyer or whatever suiior went before him for
ju..ios oaue away feeling he had been dealt
by honest aud wse In presenting his namsa,
Mr. nnrou felt tbatm was his privilege to eror tas
oomnitso very besI jurst In the State
did soy WAS available.
Gensr.i Shape spoke brilliantly In seconding the
nomin .tion "Ths DswocrAts" he sxid lied by thor
cautious overdscee Governor. say they
moo psrtaAn Judge for ths hiKh ODce In that event
Judge Dsniela 10 tho very man they are looking for
They ought not mako fActous opposition him,
ior oan oner aheln very hignesI Democratic
thoy support OF tue fact that ho tner ides OF a.
honest impartial judicial officer. Though originally ap-
polluted oy tho TO SIT at the General Term OF the
First Department. whom the power OF that aopontmeas
Transferred to the Governor OF the State all the
Judge Daniels delicate and aiimportaut trust
Of .,,ins upon appellate Deuch Of the greatest de-
p.rtucnt the state Ths proves that be 10 all the
Democracy could ask tor IL they want honesI
suAixLtfor " ard judge
Mr. Smith, Of Aegany County, son of the Health ON
Ger Of tho Now YORK, said that Le attended
tho conm.oss session with the intention OF presenting
Judge OF Bath, veteran OF tho army chief
Of Oeners Assrilrs stad who though only forty -four
yssrs DID, h~l fought through ths aud bore his
body msrgs OF hu distinguished bravery. lie was an
eminent Jrist zud every way worthy Of HONOR Bus
Mr. Smith know. so great was Judge Ramsey's respeos
for Judge UauieIs that be would not consent to be
fore. would not be presented.
The roll WAS called upon the name OF Judge Daniels
every hembcr VI tho committee voei for hln The
auDounoement OF the vote was received win ap-
AsssmbIyman Baker, OF stsuben. moved that Q 60 n
Au address people OF rats STATE Mr Coos nausd
Messrs Baker. Maddox. sharpe. sho oh and Warren.
sub time to prepare tho address Al alter.
session the COMMITTED recsived tho report OF
suLcommittso anu referred to tho Executive Commlt-
toe. 1hs committee has not been rsorganzed, and
main. as va, last year III. so@po.sa Of Charles w.
posonTr J: j. BsaIn. john !: oSrisa,
W,iSer, Ja@cs W. Hustea. II. II. Warner. Theodore G
Teaie A. =. Maddox, Henry Br,stow. o. r. Howell and
George Campbell They were authorized 10 pass upon
report aud present tho address TO tue pubne. Early
tho summer Judge Daniels IN Interview had sa tnas
be Wiling to becoms candidate Tor tue Court Of
Appeals ana doubta expressed yesterday
hts viii These we're, however. lees
by tue receipt yesterday AFTERNOON OF tbis telegram
which road ~ the conmttoo's Deeting aud an
aUswsr To notification OF Lis nomination sont 10 the
Judge 10 the m0rpiug:
BuFvALo. n. V. Sept %.
Assrs CorK wARREx and HAvcii Cts>v House Nee Yors
try.
While regret that betor choice has been made ana
so"a,..oe aud assure is r,s@Ssss that as
longer feel at liberty 10 t.euAc. CnAKLRs DASiBLs
h.
to reports Individual members the polt,eG1