New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

under existing circumstances. 1t wise TO unite with
other organizations with view to arianr;rg coalition
tckct'-Was decided the affirmative and conference
committee appointed. This committee met the repre-
senativcs Of the Peoples Municipal League and The County
Democracy conference. lasting nearly three days. In
which all the different opinions and purposes were at last
hanonizcd. resulted in an agreement upon combination
ticket We therefore recommend to this convention the
following nominations: Mayor Francis NJ Scott Com
trolle-Theodore W. Myers. District Attorn"y-John '"
ton. ShctiN-wliam H. CoIsa. County C!crk-WiiIan
II. Bclainy President Board Aidc'n"n-James W. llawe.
Judges Superior C0urt-Jancs NJ Varnnn. John D. frcu
man Judges City Court Donald Mclean Abncr I.
Thomas.
CHEERS FOR THE CANDlDATES.
The reading of the list Of candidates was fol-
lowed by cheers and Kisses until the names OF 'he
Republican candidates on the ticket were re'''
The applause by far ou,weGhcd the misses. heh
the name of William H. Corsa. the Repmniiran
candidate for sheriff, was reached the apph'"S'
was tremendous ,.,
John Simpson moved that the report he adopted,
This motion was greeted win louo c"t'io' !"
which a few misses were mingled =, -
Colonel George Bliss recognized ny the
chairman and he spoke HGains, tnc auoP'," 'a
of the resolution. He said that he was not ore
of those who under proper circumstances was
opposed TO union of ORGANIZATIONS against
tic dominant lDcmo'ra'Ic faction. ne "i", t;
tEot M times this should bc DONE but he dln
think that the Republican party "nSht 70 a"hric
a. it's party organization as other p'riirs no. lie
said that the ticket would NE t%a"li ny '"'"o"
votes This sentiment also received the applause
of those who favored straight tirKri., lie s'ii
that il was impossible ~ compel the drlcs'Hs 10
a Renublcan convention to vote for Democrats
I'M" was received with cheers and applause He
knew and every one else knew, that III fhc diS'Tlr'
from which lie came not onc-half OF the Rrpn"li-
cans would vote for them
ARGUMENTS on BOTH SIDES.
John Simpson followed Colonel Bliss and took
IN the cause for the fusion. He declared 'ha'
every one in the hail knew that the members of
the conference committee had done the best that
they could TO nominate good men. ms mas
been done. he c>clamcd and am surprised
to find people coming here and attacking 'he
ticket in this way. 1880 =,
Seth NJ. Mliken, from the NAlst District. iol.
lowed Mr.. Simpson with long argument AGAINST
the ticket. Mr.. Milliken read his speech from
manuscript and in tone audible alon" 7" tlos'
near him. His argument presented 10 new r,a
sons for not nominating tie tIckci recommended
He was followed by John Proctor Clarke, of
the same district. He made VIGOROUS speech III ID
opposition 10 the report. ana wanted 10 TIis"i
his district against H. .,
A call was made for division Of the report
THIS, the chairman ruled; conc re .ol'c u",' ',
hear the ruling and they clamorcd loudly Tor the
division long after one had been ordered ....
The names of the RcpuhliranS OH the TICKET
were then unanimously accepted amid great on
thusiasnl. The applause and cheering c"A'lhuc''
for some time.
TAKING 1.p THE STRAIGHT TICKET AFPFAL.
When this part Of the report had been adopted
Patrick Murphy. from tho LIST District. TOOK mp
the appeals which tie delegates from the MIN
and XXIst Assembly Districts made Tor straight
ticket in this manner
Yes they would liz t. have st'sich' ticket so tina;
they could elect their members OF Assembly and Ma m'h
with the help Of Tannay Hall We hn" THESE o'N'ft''
They can give their nrnh".s a. Assembly a majority
hut thcy
CHEERS, and General Harrison tCh'"iN and hi'>Sj
don't care for these II thee Democrats IN tn
hail to hiss me- LIT hiss Ch"cr> W" had sample
Of Democratic kissing THIS hal AZ thca>t on\'nt'n
when the ,i.bbe ou, h>-inr III" Convention
and Yelling, "H-.c 1000 >ot> FOR Iarnany Hail.
(Cheers)
GENERAL BrTTEErIELDS NAME PRESENTED
Before the vote on the head OF the 'l'Kc''
Francis NJ. Scott was ordered. Jac"h W. sims. 'he
colored DELEGATE from the Nth Assembly District.
jumped to his feet. and i'll a brief speech ho'hi
mated in place of Mr. Scott General Daniel But
ter6eld. This WAS the signal for wild ontbnr-t
OF applause. in which the friends oi the H'T2l-hi
ticket were joined hy many delegates Who chcci''
the Generals name ..
made to table the substitute. AS this would carry
the entire subject the chairman did not ch'cfl IN
it, ard the question before me cons%h'WIhs t wv
declared 10 he the nOmliaiIon ol rdiris VI SCOT
and General l}uttFfic.d. Inc roll "l the 'ohNc'i,
ton was called, and each delegate arose ana
named his candidate. MOI IL N"'f I"i '"
Buttrrfeld was given until the most OF III" lIld
District delegation had been poI~d. wn"i IA nc'r-
cate shouted out the name OF General But' .rlc'd
Cheers from the straight ticket men Gf'"'"u lII',
bu1 when tho next man in 4 loVd voice voted loI
Scott the cheers were loud and vigorous. u"
XIth and XXIst District delegates voted soldN
for General Brttrriicld, and III doing ;" They
worked themselves up 10 considerable enthusiasm.
Other scattering votes were recorded Tor him.
XXIIld District delegate, who >aii thai he Eo!Fu
for Ma General Scott. who would coinIland me
forces of this city, WIS ioutly che"rcd In" r"-'aIi
On being ended showed Ii, votes for Nj. Sr"'t ana
"A votes for General Buttcrficld The ann0uncencnt
of the result was received with the Widest sou
of enthusiasm and cheer after cheer hl'tuc ,Hc
building shake. r.. f. Shepard then moved 'ta'
Judge Frecdman's nominal ion he made unanimous
This was done with shout.
THE REST OF THE NAMES ACCEPTED.
Colonel Bliss was recognized and sid NAV IN
esmnch as the vote for Mr. Scott had shown that
the entire ticket would he nominated lie moved
that the rest of the names be voted for tog"th
This was done and only few nays dt'IIci
against il. The entire ticket was then chccrcd.
En- Police Justice Patterson asked that the com.
mittce of twenty -four he continued IN fore" ana
cmpowcrcd to settle upon candidate for Coroner,
this Office having remained unified
Colonel Bliss wanted a committee OF nVc APP
pointcd to do this. but lie was voted down and
The original motion was carried m6tlon I"
adjourn was adopted and the convention broke
nm giving three cheers for the ticket
The committee will meet to-day to decide upon
candidate for Coroner Enc oroncr John X. MI
GENT or John Simpson will probably he nominated
COUNTY DEMOCRATS IN LINE.
ENDORSING THE CONFERENCE NOMINATIONS