New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-12
JUDGE ANDREWS NAMED.
10 RUN FOR CHIEF JUDGE OF THE COURT
OF APPEALS.


ton will be surprise to many RepuDlcailS' Dc'a"Ss
1t was not thought likely that member OF inc present
would be named for the place, and because there
were other candidates whose friends had been work
Ing hard for them. When the committee met ut the
Fifth Avenue Hotel at noon. Senator oOohhOr anu
the other Republicans who had been working Tor the
nomination of L. Martin. Of Binghamton. and John
+. Parkhurst of Bath who had been doing missionary
work In the interest OF Judge RumSey. were certain
that their candidate would win the first or second
ballot. The members of the committee present were:
LIST District-william A. Jones. ir. -, :,
lid District-C y. Barrow (proAy for W. II.
lid District George Kenneth proxy for James
WITH Distrct-Charles NJ. Newins.
VIII District-Wiam j. Taylor.
With District Robert NJ. Johnston.
With Dlstrct-cornellns Donovan.
With DStrlct-Iucas l.. Van Allen.
xiii n Bis sirSTIin i HrCoE SG'
XIVth DlStnct-Charlcs f. Bruder.
XviIith Observation-Disclosures F. Cantine.
KIM xX,5 Bs'TGISnR S 9T4sA,Hf r
XXIst Distrct-Dayid r. Wiber
XXlId pistrict-Willlam l.; Proctor o..
XXlIId Disrict-Wam c. stevens proxy Tor
- f. ID. Kilburnl.
xXIV \, Disnct-lSaac j. Hunt, r..
XXVIth Disrict-GcOrge w. Dunn.
XXVIIth Distrct-Clmcnce 6. Brown
xxvIIIth DISTRICT. d. McDonough proxy for John
xxIXth DstrictHJohn F. Parklurst
XXXth Distrct-John S. Kenyon proxy for James
W. Wadsworh
XXXIld District-John b. Weber proxy for John r.
xxxIIrd District-John Y. scatcherd
4AXlVu Distrlct-CharleS y. Ball proxy Tor W. J.
Member at largc-J II. b. Smith.
The only districts which were not represented
were the Nth. Nth, XIIth and XVIII OF this city,
which represented respectively by John Collins,
John r. Nugen William y. lIoas and Henry GraSSc,
and the district which represented on the state
Committee for many years by General James w.
Hustled.
William BroolGcld. the chairman OF the Republican
State Committee. called the meeting to order Secre-
tary Kenyon called The roll and made the subSttutOns
for the absent members, which are given in the
table. Then the chairman announced that the next
business in order the election Of candidate for
Chief Justice OF the Court of Appeals, to fiji the place
made vacant by the death Of Judge Ruscr, and
temporarily filed by Judge Earl. While the roll
was being called and the preliminary business
transacted the friends of the two eandidatcs-JudSe
Humsey and Judge Martin-got together and decided
that This no time for contest, and The PROPOSE
ton was made to nominate a member OF the present
court for the place. This Immediately agreed to
by both sides. Judge Andrews was known, OF
course. by reputation by all of the members Of the
committee, and they were pleased to unite upon
man whose standing is so high On the first rol-can
there twenty-seven votes cast for Judge
Andrews and three votes FOR Judge Albert IiaiSht,
OF Buffalo. These votes were cast by John b.
Weber, Mr.. Hazels proxy; john y. ScatcheTd ard
Charles \. Ball. proxy for Mr.. Glenn from the
XXXIVth District. They were complimentary votes
only. and after the announcement Of the hrSt
roll-call the nomination was made unanimous.
Mr. Drookfeld then announced that there was n
vacancy I'm the XVIII District, caused by the death
OF General Hustled On Tie motion OF member :"
the committee. the vacancy was filed by the election
OF Colonel Edwin 4. NcNpin, the president OF the
State League Of Republican Clubs. bv the unanimous
vote of the entire committee Mr.. McAlpin lives in
Sing sing aud, if General Hustled had lived, he was
10 nominate him for his twenty-tm'd term III u!e
Assembly from that district y communication was
received from W. f. Thorne, OF Albany, VINO was
the Republican candidate for eecor from the ANIlId
district saving that owing TO business reasons 1t
would not he possible for him TO remain on The
ticket on the motion Of William Barnes, IT, OF
Albany, who represents that district in The state
Committee Mr. Thornes resignation was accepted
and Edward y. DUrant IT,, OF Albany was put III
Mr.. ThOrne's place.
After this business bad been tIgInsactad Tho Nom
hers of the committee made report, to the chairman
Of the committee the political outlook III 'he'r
districts. These reports were OF the most chcoo'"s
Ing character.
Judge Charles Andrews, who was nominated by the
committee for Chief Justice of the Court of appeals
Is one Of the abcst and De,tknOwn Judges IN New
York lie La, been upon the highest court 0l TINS
State since 1870 and lie is admired and esteemed ho
only by his associates on the bench! but By evciE
pleading, and the care with which he consider eTe GS
point mat Is raised Judge A,uic"s COIlcs ioH
Syracuse. In which city he made lbs marx 40 a lcIi
ing lawyer manly years ago lie was adinl'tea 10 ,n
bar III $50, and soon alter MAX nc loiMcu 4 @ ~
Ship with charles H. sedsHicii, Of syracuse Later me
firm became ,edgwlch nNdiews Wa eected
70 the Court Of Appeals, nearly twenty years E'er.
ATTORNEY. Judge Andrews elected Dr. ret ltt"rhey
of OnOEdaca County. He soon distinguished hlHIacn
The CONVICTION OF Il man named Tyler for murder.
The murderer afterwaro escaped The sao"s ny beng
mil al e.
wears beginning with ls6l, H. was the Mayor oI syria
cuse Al the Constitutional Convention Of l'"' Jndse
Andrews was a delegate at large, and at the Republican
Nation 4 Convention OF lcCo, at which General Grant
was dominated FOR the first time for President no was
In 1870 judge Andrews was nominated, with three
other Republican, for A,ociae Jpd5e o. the couii OF
His associates the bench ~ that Tine weI eaniori
Martin Grover Charlie a. kapallo Charles }. Iolgr
and RufIL, ". Iecklain. father of the present. JUcSc
iecki,om On tbc rc,ienatlon Of chief Judge Foger
WHO Wn. appointed 10 The place by Governor Cornell
after the Death Of Chief Judge Church-to enter the
cahuet Of c,dent Arthur a. Secretary 81 the treas
uTS" Jude Andrcws was promoted 10 the vacancy.
The year following. Judge Andrews wa, IN" I.cPb-
Hcan candidate for the place against judge Rrecr who
went down with The rest OF the Republican, tictet OF
that wear under the big majority secured ny the Demo
Gratis on acc0un, Of tie d; s-nson in The Republican
ranks Alter his defeat ,r The Chief Juds ship, Judg
In 1854 the Democrats and the Republicans united
In nominating Judge Andrew. and Judge Kdphio Tor a
second term each. The degree of ~. d. wa: con
ferrrd on Judge Andrews b. Hamilton and Columbia
colleges. Judge Andrews married in 100 the daughter
Of Judge shankland Of Cortland County. They have
two children
DEMOCRATS EXPECTED TO ENDORSE HIM.
The members Of the Democratic state Committee
which is to assemble at the Hoffman House at 10 a
m today, began cOmiic 10 town yesterday, ana many
OF them were convorsng in clusters about the State
HEADQUARTERS and the Hoffman House corridors last
evening The main business Of the committee meet
Ing will be the nomination Of a candidate for Chic