The morning call., 1890-10-11
PARTY NOMINATIONS.
Buckley Had a Little Lamb, Ii
Followed Him TO School.
The Republicans Complete Their Municipal
Ticket-John SWEET for superin-
tendent Of Schools.

The Republican Municipal Nominating
Convention met again in B'Bai Birth Hall
last night to continue its work, NJ. A. Dorm
presiding.
After the roll-call the Chairman broached
the ever-disagreeable subject of finances
and on motion the assessment of each dele
gate was fixed at -four bits" a few min
utes' recess was then given in order that
the collection might be taken up.
A communication from II. 5. Martin, de-
clining the nomination as Treasurer, was read
bv the Secretary. The resignation was ac-
cepted.
George W. Dixon renewed the nomination
of Louis Feusier for Treasurer. DR..
J. II. Nidber was nominated by j..
Libbng. The names Of L. 3. Reed and
Irvine Graham were presented and soon
afterward withdrawn. The choice was be-
tween Feusier and Widber and the roll was
GATED, the result being the withdrawal OF
the name Of the former and Nidber was
chosen by acclamation.
JOHN SWEET THE NOMINEE.
For Superintendent of Public Schools
John SWEET was selected by reclamation.
j. c. Campbell made the nomination. lie
said: The eyes Of every home IS on this
convention Tonight to watch in whose care
we place the education of the children. Our
public schools are the safeguards OF our lib
critics. | nominate man who has been
thiriy-seVen years in the ranks of teachers,
and whose record is written on the lives OF
the children of 5000 families IN this city and
this State" He then named John SWEET,
When Nh SWEET mounted the platform he
was vigorously applauded. tie gave his
ul4Ifrp Th9f Ina Wutlil keen notifies out oil
educational matters were he elected.
The nomination for Recorder went to
Edward b. Reed by reclamation. lie was
nominated by Alexander McEOyle, who
spoke Of him as a clear-headeq, SHccesSluI
business man and one worthy the esteem OF
his felloW-men. The nomination was in
dOrsed by L. w. Blaney and j. Ii. Page.
In til anking the conven ion Tor the honor,
Mr.. Reed said lie especially favored the
eisht-hour clause OF the platform.
sIEBE FOR ASSESSOR.
Second only in enthusiasm to the nomina-
tion OF Jonn SWEET for Superintendent of
Public Schools was that of John d. Siebe
Tor Assessor. 1t was made by NJ. \. Dorm,
and supported by A. Ruef. After Mr.. Siebe
had expressed his thanks, I. K. Sullivan en-
deavorel in vain 10 state an objection he
had to the nominee.
DIR. William 7. Garwin was the unani-
nous choice for Coroner, He was named
by Charles Greene.
For Public Administrator the name of
Luman Wadham was presented by Z. W.
Blnney and NJ. J. Gallagher. Edgar A.
Briggs was named by Henry Morris and
George A. Dixon. Louis +. Phillips was
nominated. MI Phillips, in accepting the
nomination, said he was pledged in advance
to reform the Office OF Public Administrator
if elected.
The roll was partially called when Briggs
and Phillips Withdrew. and on motion the
nomination of Wadham was made unani-
nous.
For City and County Surveyor Charles S.
Tiiten was nominated by reclamation. His
supporters wers J. 5. DAILY and james Il.
BTodie.
. \ motion by Dorsan Nichols that names Of
candidates for Supervisors be submitted ana
referred TO a special committee OF twenty
i've, the committee TO select twelve names
from the list and report next Monday even
ing was lost Nominations fer Supervisors
were thea proceeded with.
FOR SUPERVISORS.
Henry S. Evans was chosen by acclama-
ton Tor the First Ward. He was nominated
by DOrsan Nichols.
d. b. jackson had no opposition ia choice
Tor The Second Ward, and was named by
Henry Morris.
For The Third Ward James W. Burling
was nominated by VIII L. Fisher, and ".
E. Laue by James Il. DAILY. Before the
roll-call was completed Lane withdrew his
name and Burling was given the nomlna-
ton.
}. 3. Curtis was placed in nomination for
the Fourth Ward by Charles Green, and was
chosen by reclamation.
DR.. Washington Aver was nominated by
reclamation for the Fifth Ward. His sup
porter was james II. Lennon.
When a. Ruet mentioned l.. Il. Ebert for
the Sixth Ward, the delegates cried ''Ellert'
until their genial fayorite was on the plat
form and thanking them for making him the
unanimous choice.
George 4. Carnes was named for the
Seventh Ward by James II. Lennon AMI
was carried through 10y reclamation.
Charles u. Plat was nominated for the
Eighth Ward by L. \. Elliott and went in
BY accHmati0n.
For the Ninth Ward Christian B. Rode
was named by Samuel Aiken, and Albert
. Hey CT as placed in nomination by James
!. Dulan, The vote was taken and resulted
as follows; Rode 81, Heyer 10. MIR. Heyer
was declared the nominee.
u. i. Hunt was nominated for the Tenth
Ward by J. c. Palmer and he was chosen
by reclamation.
For The Eleventh Ward the following
nominations were made: William Smedeke
by Adolph Grant,, c. w. Tabor by II. H.
LibGing, Frank MeManus by E. p. lice and
. c. l. Havens by j. Ii. Curley. Before The
Tull-cail the name of c. l. Ravens was with
; drawn. The result was as follows: Tabor
10, McManuS 81, Smedeke Is. Mr.. Tabor
was declared nominated.
. w. W. Wilkinson was the enthusiastic
choice for the Twelfth Ward. He was
Nominated by L. w. Smith
A resolution giving the County Committee
the power 10 make nominations should va
caucies occur before the election was
adopted.
fhree cheers were given for the ticket and
the convention adjourned.