New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13
PRICE THREE CENTS.
THE TICKET ACCEPTED.
REPUBLICANS ENDORSE ALL THE COM.
MITTEE OF sEvENTYS NOMINATIONS.
A BIG AND ENTHUSIASTIC COUNTY CONVENTION
HEARTY SUPPORT PLEDGED TO ALL THE
CANDIDA ATES-STIRRING RESOLUTIONS.

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CANDIDATE-sTIRRING RESOLUTIONS
Republican nominations complete
For Mayor-WlLLIAM l.. STRONG.
For Recorder-JOHN w. GOFF.
For President of the Board Of Aldermen-JoHN
For Judge of the Superior Court-HENRY R.
For SheriH-EDWARD ]. II. TAMSEN.
For Coroners--Dr. EMIL w. HOEBER and Dr..
WILLIAM OMEAGHER.
The Republican County Convention. William NJ.
X. Olcott chairman. met at Adelph Hall, No.
POI West Fifty-second-s,.. last night. and by q
unanimous vote. and with unbounded enthusiasm.
indorsed the ticket of the Committee Of Seventy.
It felt that this unanimous and enthusiastic
action removed the ast hope to which the Tam
many managers nave clung, and made certain
the success Of the citizens movement for the
overthrow Of the present corrupt city government.
For several days the Wgwam chiefs and their
allies in other organizations have been circulating
rumors that there revolt against the Com
mittee of Seventy's distribution Of the offices in
progress in the Republican camp and that an
effort would be made al last nights convention
to throw out some of the nominations, and sub
stitute others in their stead. There Is no doubt
that a carefully arranged scheme Of Tammany
origin. having for its object the disruption OF the
convention over the office Of Sheriff, and perhaps
one or two other places, had received the sane
ton Of the Wigwam chiefs. But not delegate
in the whole convention could be found to lend
himself to the Tammany plan. No objection was
made to a single name the ticket. and every
nomination was approved with cordial and pro-
onged applause.
WELL-KNOWN REPUBLICANS THERE.
The large audience chamber was filled with
| buoyant and hopeful Republicans long oerore
Chairman Olcott called the meeting TO order.
There were present among others Cconel George
Bliss General c. H. r. Coils. Colonel 5. V. H.
Cruger ex-Judge Jacob NJ Patterson. Columbus
~ Bovee John c. O'Connor, John Sabine smith,
ex-senator F. S Gibbs George W. Wanmaker.
John ]. Collins. John Proctor Clarke Jonh
Simpson. Henry Gleason, DR.. John w Gibbs,
James s. Lehmaier, Ferdinand Erdman. Henry
c. Botty. Benno Loewy. James owens. Abra-
ham Gruber John Reisenweber Henry L. Elm
STEIN Columbus O. johnson. Richard NJ. Lush,
George Hilliard. George b. Deane, Cornelius van
Cott William II: Ten Eyck James L. WeMs, 1,s
Thomas l.. Hamilton. Edward NJ. Morgan. VIII
lam Henkel John II. Gunner. w. y. Hoag. II.
c. Backus and f. II. Healey.
Colonel George Bliss. on being recognized oy
the chairman said that ne had been directed by
the Conference Committee (applause) to report
to the convention the action which had been
taken by the representatives of the various or
ganizaions which had Joined to battle for clean
municipal government and the defeat OF ram
many Hall. loud cheers)
Mr. Bliss continuing said that he was aware
that there was among Republicans something
Of a feeling of disappointment because the ticket
OF the Committee of Seventy which had been
accepted by the and-Tammany organizations
did not contain the names of mere Republicans.
n this circumstance had made any deep impress
son on the minds Of any true, loyal and earnest
men in the Republican .anks, the Colonel hoped
that X would not lie allowed TO continue.
(Cheers) He would like 10 ask them he said,
to think of one thing That was. If they did not
feel great deal better satisfied than II the Conn
mittee OF seventy had put Democrat at the
head of the ticket tor Mayor and filed all the
other places with Republicans? applause and
cries Of You're right" I'VE want Republican
for Mayor
Mr.. Bliss then said that he was directed by the
Conference Convent on T. report the ticket which
heads this column, and as he mentioned each
name It was received with applause. loud and
long.
This" said Mr. Bliss. "is the full ticket. It
has brought into lire against Tammany Hall
every anti-Tammany organization in the city. l
move that the report of the committee be adopted.
and that the Candidates named for the various
offices be declared tho nominees or this cOnven-
ton prolonged chcering)
Chairman Olcott put the motion. and 1t was
carried by a laundering aye" which might
have been heard in Harlem.
VIGOROUS Resolutions ADOPTED.
General Coils moved that the Committee on
Notification appointed to inform Messrs. Strong
and Goff Of their nomination be empowered to
tell the candidates for the remaining offices. This
was adopted.
James : I.ehmaier chairman Of the Commit
tee on Resolutions. then read the following: .
We. the Republicans OF the CITY ana tounsy y,o on
New-York In convention assembled nereoy Iat.iyy
at s,rat"ga and pleige eur hearty and enthusiastic
support to the candidate there placed IN nomina-
We call upon the good citizens OF the state, ir-
respective OF party, who Joined with US las. year
unite with us this year IN our efforts 10 strike down
Hill the master to me emd tnat 'n1 me, Hism and
Maynardlsm. the one typify ing impudent disregard
OF the popular VIII and she other tN theft OF election
For twelve years David r. Hill has assumed 10 70
Gong S 'hs has shamelessy iseearded the constitutional
rights Of hs peSpG he has s deed honor ana Sy ae
hesitatingy committing political crimes whenever
necessary % further MS personal ana seilsh ENDS
Of the state have abandoned political virtue and
would fasten even upon his oYn party degrading
rra"ef,ii in the annals OF this state.
The Republican party responsive to the best senti-
Governor Levi p Morton. an honest man and an
d szfn France Sa resident Of the sn,ed
States has discharged the trusts committed to him
mated for the office OF Lieutenant Governor Charles
T. Saxton. legislator Of wide experience and pure
and secret ballot make him the represe9tatinye OF
In Albert Haght there IS presented to voters OF this
right Judge an eminent jurist. whose fitness Is
demonstrated by his twenty years experience on the
bench OF the Supreme Court his reelection thereto
by both parties. and his service upon the Second
Division OF the Court OF Appeals by appointment OF
Democratic Governor.
VICE PROPAGATED BY TAMMANY
For the first time in twenty years the people OF the
city OF New-York feel assured confidence that
the opportunity has presented Itself to exterminate
the forces OF evil which. through the agency Of Tam
many Hall. have shamelessly and recklessly domi-
mated municipal government 1t Is not a ques-
ton of party. but question OF patriotism, civic
pride and decency which this year presents itself
for the determination Of every voter of this metrop
oils our burdens have grown heavier year by year,
our privileges and immuntes have been more and
more curailed. until to-day II may be well said that