New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-12
NOMINATIONS POSTPONED.
THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION AID
JOURNED UNTIL TUESDAY.

,co,,utTrrE APPOINTED TO REPORT TICKET
STIRRING RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
ri. ponublican County Convention met last night
,.., !, was adjourned until next Tuesday night
ui,hout making any nominations co"'i''0''
,ans,stinr of a representative Republican from
each Assembly District. to be known as 'o''
,pittee on Nominations. was appointed. an
The convention was called to ordcr ABOUT '
o.clock bv John Sabine Smith, the chairman OF 'he
county Committee. Charles ii. Wheeock' OF .he
XXvIIth Assembly District named Doha'u nv
Lean of the district. as temporary chai man
His election unanimous. On taxing 'iie 0''"
Mr. Mclean said that the time had now come
for the Republicans of the State 10 deiea' .he
criminal whom the Democrats had nomiia'eu ioi
the highest bench in the State.
I'VE will do It," he added, 'if nominate mere
as good ticket was named by the hepuo'''""'
at Syracuse" ,.,
These sentiments were received with enthusiastic
applause The roll-call showed few apseh'ees' en-
cept in the delegation from the NNlst Assembly
District. which had only about one-tnird OF It's en-
tire number present. William H. he"ahy anu
Richard Van Colt were elected temporary Se
tares a.... .noprrn
When the Temporary organization of the con-
yention had been effected ex-Judge Patterson pre-
scented the following resolutions:
The Republicans Of the County Of Ncw-York repre-
sentei in county convention 60 declare, as follows;
: Q
Of the Republican party, party ever miidui anu aei'
ia preserye the Liberties, protect the rights and promote
tie OF all cur people-a party through "hoS
vine and patriotic Efforts laws have been enacted tat
have been the of stimulating the enterprises OF
business until the Of the wheels OF industry was
heard the land over whose policies have wrought
out for 40 people condition oil prosperity un'
eauaed by that of any nation on the earth
se ona-Ihcy most heartily ratfy the state noinina-
lions and pledge fidelity to the support OF the
ticket named by syracuse Convention
The candidates. beginning with our fchow'towhsman'
EDWARD L. Iar.ctt, for Judge OF the Court oil App'F
through the entire list and all ale high In chal-
ecter with clean records and earnest purposes ""o"
give an assurance Of fidelity to amy trust conhueo 10
them and them TO be worthy 10 be eie'a'cu W
tbe postons for which they have been named
ThiId-They Affirm that the principles enunci''ed i'll
,h Da,,or OF the syracuse Convention are in strict
adherence to policy which has hitherto eoiueu '"e
hemblican party. They affirm that the pa''or" sps"N
in no doubtful words but addresses it'ci 10 the "uO
the inteIl gcnce and the PATRIOTISM oi 'hc o''A'' "
the Empire State.
MAYNARD SCORED.
Fourth-They declare that the nomination Oh iS'r,
MAYNARD Or Judge of the Court OF Appeals oS 'hc
cratic party a through whose infamous "o'n Wv
,,, % ,ho peo,r at the polls set aside ana Inc
movers Of the Legislature were transferred 70 W
,eo,eJ marty resulting in unbushng assaults upo" s
government and the rights of municipalities the paSsase
OF unjust and inequitablc laws for purely partisan p
moses should receive unqualified condemnation OF ali
god citizens and such rcbuke at the oa'o' Don Una, Vim
other efort TO place an unjust Judge upV" ' ~
ever be made in this State. ,,. -,
Ffnh-They therefore call upon All inc 49,. ,An
New.York without regard party Affiliations C. NEE. W
emergency presented at this election and to say oy Aei
80 that the honor the State and the saeN Oh ouf
institutions demand there shall be pure Juuic'i9
and that the integrity Of courts must ana snail u
preserved.
\ storm of ayes followed the motion to adopt
the address ,,,. o
The committee appointed to select candidates was
made up as follows by districts: ,
Ist Martin j. Healey; lid. Denis Shea; Ill.,
Charles H. Murray: WITH. William H. Townley'
Vth John Simpson: With. George Hiliard; Nll'h'
Jacob F. Patterson: With Lucas l.. van , Aiien.
Kin john S Smith; Nth: William H nii,d
XIlIth Frederick s Gibbs; XiVth. Bernard i'is .
XVth Robert A. Greacen Anatn' IVIiirb George
IL Wanmaker: XIXth. John RsisenMeber; ME- ME-
John Little XXIst Thomas wentworth; MIG 10
SSiTih RlcRard n Hills XXVh Charles 4
Parker; XVIII, Peter H. Meponaid AXNi it
lame. K Wa4S William n Ten Eyck Twenty
fourth Ward. James T. Knox; hinsspfiose' "eo'se
The committee met Immediately after the GG 'ne
70 Confer with candidates. This sub-committee Is
confused OF Frederick :. Gibbs. Thomas H. Went Went
lam H. Ten Eyck. Donald Mclean tex-ohcio, a.
temporary chairman Of the conventioh)' 'e1 Org,
W. wanmaker John p smIiim; 'Tf bs snbcom-
mttee Will meet daily until next Iuesday aa att
noon The main committee Will not DC ca,Isa
Then ii will hear the report Of the s4b,comm ~.
tee Pursuant TO the melton OF MT hI,ee '''e
convention adjourned until TUESDAY nisht
will meet this afternoon in executive session sion
a. the Grand Opera House hall Business OF con-
siderable importance will be transacted