New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15

e,r, ~ Hin Cagger Porter He afterward re-
moved to Brooklyn He was member OF the AS
semby in 1857 1870 and 1871. and took part in the
Liberal movement Of 1872. Mr.. Goodrich was an in
denenden candidate for State Senator in 1879, AMI
came within a few votes of election He pres
ident Of the Republican General Committee OF
brooklyn In 1891 and 1892 Mr. Goodrichs speciality
in his profession admiralty law. and he has been
one OF the leaders that branch OF law in this city
ie was appointed by President Cleveland as mem
Der OF the International Maritime Commission. and
drafted many OF the rules prepared by that body
Hugo Hirsh. who has recently taken part III
some OF the political contests in the hepuDncah
party in BROOKLYN is also candidate for the Su-
preme Court nomination He has many TRENDS, VINO
earnestly support his candidacy Colonei T. A
Lamb 4 popular and well-equipped lawyer, was
nentioned among the probable Candidates unui
within a short time His partner Jesse Johnson u
q candidate for the Republican nomination LOT 'he
Court Of Appeals and that fact has LED 10 the
partial withdrawal OF Mr. Lambs name D. A
Burr is also among the BROOKLYN lawyers whose
names are mentioned for the Republican noInine-
ton
THE CLAIMS OF wEsTCHEsTER
Westchester County is the largest In population
IN the lid District outside of Kings County. ana
large part Of the litigation In the iu Disuic'
arises In that county. 1t now has only one repre-
sentative on the Supreme Court pench' justice
Jackson O. Dykrnan whose term Will expire by age
limitation next wear The election OF Republican
lawyer from Westchester County would give that
part Of the district fitting share In the judicial
force of the district. Judge Isaac ~ Mills is tne
most prominent of the Westchester candidates. ne
is a graduate of Amherst College. and was vale
dlcioran OF the class OF 1874 he was auiii'teu !"
the bar In 1876 and has practised his profession III
Westchester County He elected county Juuse
twelve wears ago receiving d small p'urailty' al
though the county was then Democratic lie was
again elected six years ago. and although ne De
onged TO the minority political party received
majority OF 1000 votes. He is forty-four years
old AMI II elected could not only aerFe Tue 'u
term. bgt ould be available candiuAte Ioi
election Judge Mills has, as presio'hs Juus -
the Court OF Sessions conducted the TRIAL u '""'
important criminal cases. but has never Dec" 'e
versed in his rulings on these trials. AZ 49,
Judge he has been noted for his careful ana pains
taking method and for patience and courtesy III S
treatment OF the bar He has not ohiy "a. 'p
port OF almost every delegate from "e''' 49,
County but OF representatives. o, oiher
counties In the I'D District James NJ nun, %
Yonkers, has also sought the support OF :,
ter Republicans for the judicial nomination D". "
Is now understood that Judge Mills VIII nave inc
sold delegation OF Westchester County, u'''e" -
his support in the convention
Other counties besides Kings ana "es'0
have candidates for the Republican honlInat ID
Long Island outside Of Kings County, mas hos n a.
representative the supreme ooui ~ ,sar "a
secure the nomination Of Queens or sunok Tou ION
lawyer. The Democrats are pressing me nH aome
OF James w. Cover. Of Queens county ar D.
OF tpe Republicans believe that Long H'""' Nv