New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-15
ROODY NAMED FOR MAYOR.
THE BROOKLYN DEMOCRATIC MACHINE HUNS
SMOOTHLY AND EVERYTHING l. FIXED
ro Sr-IT TIE

SMOOTHLY AND ENERfIlilN" II fiAr-D
TO SUIT THE BOSS
Tho Democrats Of Brooklyn, or rather the men
who control the Democrats of BROOKLYN met las'
night in jefferson Hall and went through 'he mono"
forroalitv Of holding a convention and nominating
A., ,;oro, for the municipal government The real
ooryentioo was held some time before withlh the
walls of Hugh McIaughn's head ana AT So
called caucus held Friday afternoon ne maze 'Ne
final arrangements for last nights cohN'"io''
The meeting was orderly and everything went vi
as all well-oilcd machinery should do 1he uhie 10
ehoor was indicated at the proper moment ana the
machine cbeered Just as 1t had been instruc'e" 10
do When silence was required there was soie VI '''
onost silence manufactured on TINS sue VI NV ~
Iantio brought forth. When only sihne VI "l
nroval was desired that particular brand OF si''ie
was visible in all parts of the hall the broohiSh
-, ito machine evidently is in good WORKING
order and in prime condition for turning OUT ma
chine candidates. They were
For Navor David \. Boodv; for Aldermen-at-
Large BIRD : Coler, Of the Twenty-'hlrd VAN
Richarl r. Latcuretto of the Thirteeh'n warn,
,oh, : Moran. Of the Twenty-first Ward; baVld
~ ,,oh of tho twentieth Ward: John W. Kim
tu NJ tho Twentv-second Ward; Louis L. HapP'
80 ,h Tvvontv-six th Ward. and Patrick ii. quinn
of the Third Ward - 49,, L..
Mr. Body born in Maine put lot "' ,
thirty wears he mas made his home In brooklyn.
,Io is a member of the well-known banking frrn o.
nn1 "
hrokerapc business at No. - Broadway N""-ioih'
1,our Years ago Mr. Boody ran for Congress ana
vac elected IL. resigned two years ago TO max
vov for Alfred {. Chaplin. ana was elected Mayor
90 successor TO Mr. Chaplin. lie is fifty years
old -,
or the nominees for Aldermen-a tharge, NJ
,,oler is a member OF the firm OF Nllham =
Color a. CO. bankers in Pint-st New or - ~
is thirtv wears old and has lived in the twenty
thlid M1I ~ I,tonreti@ is forty-two years old and
n.i IT, The inni~r member OF the firm OF kaehurn
a. 70 dealing in brick and building materials
having Offices "A New town Creek - !, e.,
1nhn Moran is fortY-hNe years oil. ana ne J.,
,he treasurer Of a New-York firm. lie has lived
an his life in brooklyn. 49, d. - III ,,, q.
David r. Lynch also - forlN-lN' !'iiS r,t "a
a shoe dealer doing business IN the twentieth
John w. Kimball is fortythrec years old ana mas
for many years been engaged in the druggist pusi-
ness in Fifth-ave. - ~, g., ,ho ~
Louis Happ is forty years old. lie Is me 'x-
chief of the New Lots fire department ana ~ con-
nected with the Williamsburg Brewing COMPANY.
Patrick H. Quinn il iify-six years old' ana Is u
retired builder. A., roo5,.
After the nominations were made MT Hoody
made a speech four-nftnS of which taken M
in whifeWashing his conduct while in office lie
a promise to any man. He also endeavored To snow
that the management Of BrooklyhS inuIlic'plI
affairs COMPARED favorahly with that OF DINER lare
cities Mr. Body warned his hearers TO disunsniSh
| between newspaper attacks on him ana me uu,il'
Re said that he did not pretend 10 he infalllbc.
| and admitted that mistakes might hdppeh- pu'
| but" hut. fit
The close Of his speech was largely taken MP with
butts He received the usual machine cheer when
| the proper sgnal was given.