New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
ATT, READY TO FACE THE ENEMY.


CANDIDATES ON The NllAHE.>o
MALLY INFORMED OF THEIR CHOICE
The candidates on the Citizens city ana county
to,et recc,ved last evening at the Westminster Hotel
the formal notice OF their nomination. rom 'hc oo
it+oos selected by the several parties which nave
r,.cod them in the field John r. Van Wormcr ana
II n Armour representing the Citizens' Emu koot'
Henry Grasse and J. Thomas Stearhs ueputou Wy
the republicans, and John Haycs J-isuce hchIS "
Goldfoele and Colonel E. T. Wood from the Cou'l'S
Democrats All the nominees, william H. D'ii"HN
for Register. Charles J. Canda for President Oh inc
ia ., Aldermen Thomas Allison for Judge OF lhe
Court 81 Common Pleas, James Fitzgerald lor 'uuso
~ the General Sessions, and eXJusuce fIo"oiiOn "
Gedney and Joseph i. Newburger lor JUSTICES u
CITY Court we're present. John r. van "ori'',
as chairman for the committees ana d'uio'90' Is
IN a few wellchosen sentences Offering the seVera'
" ,.,on. on hebalf of the united ant-Iammahy
ttns az am happv 10 add" Mr.. Van WorIner SaIu'
,hot e have found this movement 10 be gchefSiis
,rdorscd bv the citizens Of New-iorh WIN uo INV
wear collar -... -, ooro,ronies
Mr. Bellamy took the place of master OF nv,
for the candidates and said that ie" "oius iC i'm
each man we're in order indicating MI Ndnua' 49,
sat next 10 him, as the first speaker MI o =,
o-,y was brief lie said: 81 appreciate mghlI 'io
honor conferred upon me by these nominations i'
with such cordial unanimty. accept anu 9"o" '
nomination lie ratified at the polls shal hopo ~
N administer the office as 10 merit tho approval Vi
| all my fellowcitlzens" -,s
! Mr.. Allison spoke next. He sad that he consiu-
cred it great honor after practising so long at h0
har IN be placed in nomination by the important Or
canizatlons le2reseutcd on the occasion for me 10
/ snonsible Office Of Judge Of tie Court OF Ioiin'"
pleas. He accepted the nomination, believing 'na'
H. came from the independent masses If the people,
who were determined that an ol!garchy should not
sit In the place OF power. =" If elected MI ALISON
said 81 shall seek to perform my duties with cour-
tesy ability, rectitudc and courage"
Mr. Fitzgcrad followed, saying that he thought he
| had becn highly honored in being nominated by the
citizens Of New-Yorh backed by the Republican ana
! County Democracy organizations, for Judge OF the
Court of General Sessions. 81 believe" he said
| that the entire ticket will be elected from top to
bottom. ! am not yet veIy I'D, bat have occupied
several Offices calculated 10 test my capacity, and
7 think have hight to feel
proud Of the degree OF commentator
! which has followed my earnest efforts TO do my
| duty and the lack Of adverse criticism l have met
with accept the nomination and roroat my belio
that the ticket will be elected by decided majority
Ex-JudCe Gcdney said that he thought before the
ursought nomination had come TO him that he hal
done with official life after serving in various Of
fees II had come to him, he supposed because Il
had becn his aim lead q correct judicial life j
tbat was the reason" Mr.. Gedncy Continued, car
say that although older than | was when / 30 sougb
10 conduct myself | am actuated by the same en-
deavOr 10 discharge the duties devolving upon me.
shall use every effort 20 elect the entire sckci.'
Mr. Newbureer said that he desired to express no
only his appreciation of the honor but his deep sens
of the responsibilities Of the Office. at calls h,
added ior the exercise Of tho qualities Of diligence
hrmness honesty and the most absolute impartlalt
without fear favor. II ! am elected shall chi r
upOn the duties OF the Office with seadfast pirpos
10 DO guided by thos% principles and to serve n
nublic in eli respects 10 the very best Of my ability
MIR Rellamy spoke last and made the brlofes
specch of ALL lie THANKED the representatives % IA
several constituencies most heartily for the homo
| tbcS had done him In placing hlm on ihc ticker 70
/ PeSfs.er He had, he said. no thought of being
; ! csnddate but he felt that all the distinction h
anted was 10 DO enabled 10 aid In elccting the tckc
Ne accented the nomination, and, II elected he shout
osf Certainly try discharge the duties Of the oic
With diigepce and fathfulncss, and with an earnei
nnrnose 10 protect tho public Interests.
.,, =, .,o,,rd ,TtoNS IN ESSEX COUNTY