The morning call., 1892-09-15
THE NoN-PARTIsANs.
They Nominate Strong Ticket for 4
Judiciary.

They Nominate Strong Ticket for the
Judiciary.
The Nom Partisan convention resumed It's
labors last yening at 16 Post street
On the motion OF j. q. Eastland judicial
nominations were taken up.
The names Of Judge Selden s. Wright and
Judge Wheeler were withdrawn by request.
Some debate ensued as to the admission
of another nominee for Superior Judge by
A. Ruef.
Finally. on the suggestion or Chairman
Magee, who stated that various rumors had
been circulated against Ruef's previous
actions in the convention, without any foun-
daton as far as he knew. Ruef was per-
mitted to place liz nomination William r.
DaiDgerfeld 3D..
then c. W: Slack (R,l. John A. Wright
(D.), f. w. Van Reynegom RI James NJ
Trout (R.l, Ben Morgan I'D. M. c. Hassett
[Dl, William Il. Daingeriield 3D.. William
7. Wallace 3D..
Swift Endorsed John A. Wright
Miliken indorsed Van Reynpgom.
Barclay Henley made very strong ad-
dress ndorsing William T. Wallace. He
alluded TO Wallace's record as consistent
fighter Of Doodle and Buck leyis IN, whereby
a pernieious gang had been driven out of
the city where they had long fattened at the
public expense.
Henley also referred to Judge Wallaces
mastery review OF the Supreme Court de-
cision on the eisor question. As practically
the originator, though unconsciously, of
this Non Partisan movement he ought to
be Endorsed by the convention. His n0mi-
nation would make 1t impossible Tor crti-
cism to say that railroad and Doodle in
fuenees were at work in the convention.
Such generally acknowledged champion
of the right should not be neglected.
TIanla lat-ta aira1 x.,st1
general and prolonged applause.
Upon calling of the roll the following
nominees were declared chosen for Superior
Judge:
c. w. Slack (s)
f. w. Van Reynegom {R)
George A. Proctor Cd
William L. Wallace (D)
The full vote was as follows: c. w.
Slack (R-). 5S; George A. Proctor ODD, IS;
William T. Wallace 3D., So; James NJ
Trout 81; John A. Wright 3D., "a; William
X. DaDgerfield (D.). IL, NJ. c. Hassett CD,
z; Ben Morgan (D), /.
BallotiDg was then proceeded with for
nominee for Superior Judge for the short
term, to be Democrat, and finally John A.
Wright 3D. was declared nominated by a
vote Of SO, James M. Trout (Rl coming
next with 32
Nominations for Police Judges having
been declared In order the name Of A. o.
Cotton (R.) was withdrawn by authority
and the remaining nominees were then
chosen by acclamation.
The nominees for Police Judges are there
fore: G. A. Low tR1, III. N. Joachimsen (R),
Ii. ID. Talcott {D).
Nominations for Justices of the Peace
were then declared in order, the commuters
nominees, as reported, being: Walter M.
Willett 3D.. j. f. Tyler 3D.. A. ID. dAncona
3D., j. II. Barry R), g. w. +. Cook (R),
John +. Pinkham {R). E. L. 0'Connor D,),
+. II. Dunn, w. b. Smith {R.), G. Gunzen-
dorfer (R.). w. w. McNair 3D..
Chairman Magee Endorsed Wllett and
Cook.
Laton indOrsed Willett.
Nightingale indorsed Cook
Judge Coffey wrote. highly indorsing j.
e. Barry.
Magee retired, leaving on record the fol-
lowing individual vote for Justices of the
Peace: Walter M. Willett 3D.. j. +. Tyler
Cd, j. Il. Barry (R), g. w. f. Cook (R),
e. Gunzendorfer (R.).
Ballots were then cast and tie following
Justices OF the Peace declared the choice of
the convention: j. e. Barry (R). e. w. +.
Cook (R). Waiter M. WilIett (D.), +. II.
Dunn (D), w. w. McNair D).
The full vote was rs follows: D. f. Barry
R.) 5S. G. w. +. Cook lR.) sc, Walter NJ
Wiilett 3D. 81, w. w. McNair 3D. Al, +. III.
Dunn d. 80. j. Il. Tyler d. 49, John +.