New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
SATISFIED WITH THE TICKET
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS IN GOOD SPIRITS.
GOVERNOR HILL NAMES DEMOCRATIC oANDI-
DATE FOR THE sENATE-REPUBLIcAN
NOMINATIONS


NOMINATIONS.
Nothing but satisfaction was expressed by Repuol-
cans IN Brooklyn yesterday the strong tickets
mt I'm the field by the conventions Thursday. The
dlsappolnment felt by Democrats over the strong
combination represented by Colonel Baird and Mr..
Clancy on the city ticket. and John Is. Green ana
Daniel Lake the county ticket, was plainly appar-
ent II IS evident that the henchmen OF Boss NC
rauehlln arc alarmed and will prevent the renomina-
ton OF Supervisor Largo Quinard for third term
and will induce the nomination OF stronger man
than Controller BrinkerhOf TO succeed him. Theodore
= Jackson Is talked OF for Controller, and John H.
poscher or Robert Black for Supervisor atLarge
The Republicans will hold mass meeting In tho
Academy of Music on October 81. The brooklyn
Young Republicans VIII hold a meeting on Wednesday.
The first Of the Senate nominations was made by
Tho Democrats yesterday afternoon in the Id District
In accordance with the wish OF Governor Hill
II was decided to set Senator Pierce aside. John c.
Jacobs was named by acclamaton. Hc IS fory-soven
years old and while young man was a reporter on
The Express In NewYork. Later he became its
Albany correspondent. and in 1857 elected to the
Assembly from the former IXth District OF Kings
County. He reelected six terms and in 1874
was elected Senator from the Id District serving
for years. In 1870 he near being nominated
for Governor. In 1881 he President of the senate
Tie lid District Republican Senate Convention met
In Mathewss Hall and was presided over BY william
H. Lcaycratt. George ~. t'llefy was seCrc'oJ'
James W. Birkett had majority OF the delegates
In advance An Informal ballot showed him far in the
lead with few votes for exAderman George j. Col
llns and for W. Ii. Waling Mr. Birkett was then
enthusiastically nominated by acclamaOn. Mr.. Biz
kett is manufactures of plumbing materials lie lives
in the Fourth Ward, and represented the I'D Alder
manic District In the Board of Aldermen in 1886 and
1887 He has bcen treasurer Of the Republican Cen
era Committee for the last three years.
The Republican Convention In the IVth Senate Dis
trct met in Turn Hall, In MeserOlest., and Instead
Of senator Jacob Worth being renominated, Edward II.
Schlucter named. +. F. Williams presided An
Informal ballot showed seventy three votes for Schlue
ter and nftyfye for Worth. An effort then made
TO name ex-Assembyman John Reitz. The
formal ballot showed seveuty-two votes for
schlueter, ffy-four for Retz. and three for Worth.
The nomination Of Schlueter was made unanimous.
Mr. schluctcr IS about thrty-hv years old. He was
clerk of the lid District Civil Court under Justice
Rhinchar from 1854 to 1855. In 1907 he defeated
for Justice OF the court by Moses EuSle, who
had $50 plurality.
The Democratic convention In tho same district
nominated Asscmbyman Patrick II. Mct arren to run
against Mr. Schluetcr. He has represented tho Elh
Assembly District five terms, from ISL TO 1So1
and this year, IN the Legislature IN l77o ne was
defeated for senator by Mr.. Worth.
The Republican convention I'm the lid Senate Dis.
trc and the democratic in the lid District adjourned
rntn next week without making nominations re
publican Aldcrrnanic and Democratic Assembly con
yentions will be held this evening