The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-22
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TiMM iSy,s CANDIDATES. ACCEPT.
Charlie. NJ. Cinncy's Declaration of Inde-
prudence Appinudrd.

prudence Appinudrd.
CONGRESSMAN Ashbel p. Fitch. Judge Miles
Beach. Charles NJ. Clancy. Judge Fitzsimons.
Lewis J. Conlan. Edward L. Fitzpatrick. and
William H. Dobbs were officially notified yes
t,rday that they had been nom mated by the
Tammany County Convention for Office. Con
gresham John Il. Fellows and John II. V. Ar
mold have no official notice vet. The Nominat-
ing Committee and tho other candidates met
yesterday afternoon at3s o'clock In Tammany
Hall. MichaelC c. Murphy. the Chairman. called
for Judge Beach first. and Charles NJ Knox
conducted the Judge to place In front Of Mr..
Murphy. Mr.. Murphy made a speech telling
the Judge what good Judge he had been.
Your career has been superative." he said.
1T couldn't be- better. For that reason and
for anotherthat Tammany Hall believes that
the welfare OF the citizens and city depend on
the purity OF the Iudlciary-Tammany has de-
cided to renominate you"
Judge Beach accepted the nomination. and
closed little speech like this: I'm tho posi-
tion which am to occupy 1t is not possible to
show any appreciation or devotion to the or
ganization Of which am proud to be men,
Der. But it is possible at all times to show
devotion to the principles Of Democracy as
laid down by that most ilustrious and eminent
head Of Democracy. Public office is a public
trust"
Conian came next. To Ashbei T. Fitch Mr. i:
Murphy said:
81 feel very proud to extend to you the NOM
you that before you were nom mated the organ
ization thoroughly discussed every act Of your
fore giving to you the nomination..
In Mr. Fitch,s response no said he believed
that in the office of Comptroller the intorests
OF the people We're the interests OF the organ
izaton. and that faithful public service was to
the , interest q both. A.,
man who all his liie has been the friend Of tho
poor rather than the friend Of the rich.
sa IN e Ne Was saS IN sG
Of lHb9rng meP protesting against reduction
had to earn their daily ii bread" '''l WIZ a''
III, In his reply Nh. Clancy TOOK occasion to re-
head in the Office of Sheriff. He said:
office Is Of PECULIAR benefit to the
And now. gentlemen. want to say this ONCE
y mine mine by yopr gift and beg OF you.
Of that fact. 1t belongs to no other, man. not
withstanding remarks that have been made.
my term shall have expired know that you
wifi have nothing to be ashamed Of"
Then was the first applause of the day as Mr..
Mr.. Fitzpatrick and Mr.. Dobbs next accepted
the nominations for Coroner. It was decided to
notify Coi. Fellows and John ii. '. Arnold by
The Tammany Ratification Committee de-
cided to have three meetings on Thursday
in The street one either side OF the main anh en
The hall Is to be decorated and the
street illuminated. Baynes Sixty ninth Regi-
ment Band Is to furnish tho music. There
will lie fireworks and pArades from dozen or
more Assembly districts: Gov Flower will
preside. The speakers invited are Senator
I'LL! Senator Voorhees,. senator Roger q.
Mills. Representatives William l. Wilson.
Fitch Fellows and Cummings. State Senator
Cantor. Delancey Nicoll. Speaker SulZer Post
master DAYTON blyman O'Sul!:ran. and
Lieut. Gov. Sheehan.