The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-04
MAKING. UP LOCALaTlCKsTS.
GA1fMAEY FAR AHEAD OF HEN AD-
vERSARLES IN THAT WORK.


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nen Nsr Cengress-Attitsde OF the veer
his Aen-Dispesea 70 stasA Up snA b
csuntes-Te Ceafsr with Ts..say.
The next ten days will see all theiecai ticket,
In the neld. rs the Republican County Conven.
ton meets on Thursday night, the Tammsny
Convention on the following Monday. the
County Democracy Convention tho next Tues
day. and the voorhis Convention the night
aftcr. Following are tho officers 10 be elected
AJustics Of the supreme Court 70 succeed oeorss L
Inraham.
AJudss Of the supss.ss osszs - ssssssl Hsary A
AJudso Of the oeurs 4 osnmsa x,sss - sssssst
Roger A. Pryor.
TWO justices Of the cisy own - ssssssA ans.
Ehrlich and John H. Mccarthy.
Three Coronsrs to succeed Hanfy. Lsvy and eehufss
Congressmen for the Tenth and Twelfth distriotA
Civil Justice Of the Tenth Judicial district 70 ~
csed Andrew j. Rogers.
And seven state Senators, fwsnsyfsur Assembly.
men. aud twenty-five Aldermen.
Judges Ingraham. Gilderslsevs. and Prior
and Judges Ehrlich and MCCARTHY will be re-
nominated By Tammany. Neither Coroner
Hnnly nor Schultzo Is expected to be equally
lucky. norris Coroner LEWIS denomination oor-
tain. J. p. Solomon Of the He6rNo Standard
wants to be Coroner. a. do Assemblymen John
Connolly and William Sohmer. Asssmblymsn
@ G. Clark will doubtless get the Tammsny
nomination for Civil Justice In the Tonth dis
trict
John J. scannell's nomination for Congress
from the Tenth district IL decided upon. and
Asscm5lyman Joseph Blumcnthal Is believed
nomination in Mr.. Flowers district-ths
Twelfth. Col. Michael G. Murphy's friends
want to see him put up for the State Senate
from the Fifth district, but COL William L
Brown is going to run again.
The Republicans are planning TO increase
their representation in the Assembly from this
city by recapturlns the Seventh and Eleventh
Assembly dlstrista They would IKE to make q
w shs q s
bothered much about the Seventh either.
Mahon for senator takes away their stIS9sost
aP N Il sss sss s s
Sihation. and on the decision q that question
ytn depend IN many cases ths desire OF . caa-
The Yoorbls 1emoeraey's committee. Of
tws3ty,i eonSl1a as thsir Md.5 .l night
having INDUCED in an exhaustive discussion
Of every aspect Of every political question now
in yesterdays Sun. the COMMITTEES decided to
call the primaries Of the New York Democracy
for the 9Th inst. the Aldermanio and Assembly
conventions for the 9Th. the Senate conven-
tons for the 9th. the Congress- conventions for
the 10th, and the County Convention for the
18TH. Much Of the time. Of the protracted
meeting was spent In the discussion Of district
nominations. Some Of the committeeman
tickets in every district as 2 means OF
showing the strength OF the organizs:
ton. But the, majority, was IN favor Of
going On record as nnwilliang s to ;, d9 anythin}S
help toward the election Of q Republican. A
committee Of five was appointed to confer
with the Tammany Democrats as to such
nominations II Tammany consents to sup
port an occasional Yoorhis man in the dis
tricts where union Democratic nominations
are necessary to keep them from the Republi-
cans there is no doubt that the VoOrhfs De!
mocracy will do as much for the Tammany
candidates in other districts. Otherwise the
Voorhis men are ready to put up candidates
and to stand up and be counted. The confer
snce oommittee 3f Eve c9nslssts G Ct Justice
Blake. John T. Mccall. and Warren @ Bennett
The date Of the Voorhis mems County Con-
vention shows that they fully appreciate the
fact that they are Independents In the eye Of
the law. Their vote was merged In TsmmanyS
last fall. and there Ii no way for them to prove
that they polled the necessary one per cont OF
the total vote to entitle them to get Official
ballots printed as regular party.