New-York tribune., 1894-10-11
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ago was launched The most significant part of
the resolution was as follows ..,,, ,rorsi, f,ci,-
ties are vital % ;he continued growth ana pIDsac'b
ity OF city ana favor any proposition Whicn
promises progress in this direction. The time al
ready lost in unavailine dependence upon 'rraid
enterprise for a solution oi the problems OF rape
transit makes plain the necessity ioI niunlclsa' ga
construction Of q complete system. with proper sa
guards thrown about TINS expenditure o. P"""'
money. .
Ex-Spaaker Suzer. in conformity with reso-
luton giving the order in which ,he uckei should
be named. called for nominations for May ~
Instantly q man in the body - the nan moved
10 nominate Hugh j. Grant. The rreconceIteI
Dan for 4 stampede was attempted. but it failed
10 work The cheers and enthusiasm tor Grant
were sufficiently pronounced. but Mi. Grant h"d
taken the precdutiOn to supply the anriote NM
self. lie had written a letirr to justice Dhnit!
+. Mcmahon positively refusing 10 allow ms
name to be used and his letter had been laid
before the Executive COlhnDttee.
Civil Justice James \. OGorman VINO had
been deputed b. the Ta-Hnany management t.
place Nathan Strauss name before the conven-
ton. arose t. make Ms speech, ana was met ny
loud and long wdrwhoops Ior traXL IRA re
mounted the platform. in response to Mr.. Sulzers
request, and tried to speak but for minute or
'''' ..STAMPEDEf{S' AT WORK
When he vas able TO make himself heard he
appeascd the Grant "stampedcrs' by saying
that III every delegate in the convention was
asked to arise in his place and give the name
of his candidate for Mayor, there would be
but one man named TO carry the standard III
j. Grant" Great cheering followed TINS ana
then Mr.. O'Gorman told them that however
anxious the Democracy of NeW-1ork was 10
have Mr.. Grant as its candidate, IL was I'M
possible ne had positively refused 10 run
There some grumblinS at this, but II
soon subsidized. and Justice OGorman went on
and placed Mr. Straus in nomination. lie
eulogzed Mr.. Straus at length as a patriot
philanthropst a successful business man. ana
a good Democrat. and said that he detestcd
every Republican principle Mr. oGorman
also said it would not be necessary to ask
Nathan Straus if he belonged 10 the ~ T. a.
Mr. O'Gorman expressed grea; horror OF the
A. =. A. did John J. Delaney, Assistant
Corporation Counsel, and Civil justice Wau-
hope Lynn. who were scheduled to second Mi
Strauss nomination. After they got through
Mr.. SulZer puC the question to vote. one pTaNe
voted no in determined tone. as If he was
dssa tisfed with the entire slate. but the cX-
Speaker paid no attention to him ana said tha'
Mr.. Straus had been nominated unanimously
The A. p a. was the stock in trade OF mos
of the orators in the nominating speeches last
evening Scarcely Of them allowed the
chance to slip for attacking this narrow secret
oath-bound relif Of KnowNothingism as one
OF them described It,
John T. Mcintyre in eloquent words nominated
Augustus w Peters for President Of the Board II
Aldermen with the assistance of stephen ;.
Blake. Peters was duly declared the nominee
for the place.
William Sohmer. who was picked out by the
Tammany bosses TO run for Shcr against Ed
ward j. H. Tamscn. the Anti-Tammany candi-
date. 10 prevent the latter from getting away
with the German vote. was eulogzed by John T.
Schuchn an and Charles &. +. NahIe ana an
nOunced as the candidate.
Recorder Frederick Smyth was named by
David Mcclure for reelection. Judge john H. !
McCarty and Morris Biumenthal seconded the
Recorders nomination. For Judge Of the Su-
peTior Court Judge Charles II. Truax was re-
nominated after Assistant District-Attorney Bar
tow s. Weeks and Senator Jacob a. cantor mad
explained his good qualities.
Assemblyman Arthur c. Butts. aided by Col !
onel Robert Townsend. put John r. Shea up for
denomination for Coroner. and Thomas j. Brad
ley and Cornelius Donovan performed The same
Office for Jacob 4. Mitnach', who - Coroner |
Sheas running mate.
The usual resolution WAS adopted. giving the |
Executive Committee the power to III any |
vacancies in the ticket which may arise, and the
chairman was authorized to appoint committees |
on Notification and Ratification.