The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-08
FUSION TICKET SELECTED
IN FAVOR OF THE ABSOLUTE Ex-
 TINCTION OF TIMMANY HALL.
New York's Republican Convention Take
 Action-A Ticket Has Been Selected That Enbodies All Parties Which Are Opposed
 to the Rule of Bossism.

Einbodies All Parties Which Are Opposed to the Rule of Bossism.
 New York, Oct. 7.-The republican county convention met tonight at Lyric hall, All day long Chairman Lauterbach of the republican county committee had been in conference with the subcommittee of the committee of fifty endeavoring to come to some arrangement about the ticket. Mir Lauterbach also had a conference early in the day with Oswald Ottendorfer, the leader of the German-Amerlcan Reform union, and with Charles s. Fairchild, chairman of the state de- mocracy.
 Alexander T. Mason, the chairman, called the convention to order at S:45 o'clock. After the roll call of dele gates the report of the committee on resolutions was presnted and adopted. MT. Lauterbach then submitted the report of the nominating committee. He said that a ticket would be pre- scented which represented the labors of the conferences of the last few days.
 The ticket, said he, that will be pre- sented tonight is to my mind absolute ly of composition that must ensure the extinction of Tammany Hall at the next election. No other object is of importance in comparison with the real ization of that accomplishment. All considerations, all self-interests, all pride of party, all mere partisanship must at this juncture give way to a reasonable extent.
 MT. Lauterbach referred to the re- publican platform at Saratoga and eulogized it. He then read and placed in nomination the following ticket, which he said was endorsed by the chamber of commerce and by MT. Ot- tendorfer:
 The following ticket was agreed upon;
 For county clerk-Thomas L. Hamil- ton, republican.
 For register-Thomas F. Heating, state democrat.
 For justices of the supreme court Ernest Hall, republican; c. c. Beamon republican, and Meyer s. Isaacs, re- publican
 For judges of the court of general essions-Thomas Allison, republican, and John Fennell, state democrat.
 For judges of the city court-Henry c. Botty, republicans; James w. Hawes, republican, and and Daniel O'Connell state democrat.
 The agreement was turn down. fol the Good Government club men, as il was thought that their candidate fol supreme court, Hamilton Odell, woulc receive place on the ticket. The only candidate of the chamber of commerce committee of fiftey is Charles c. Bea man.
 Charles c. Beaman, independent, ant Mayer S. Isaac, good government.
 When MT. Lauterbach nominated T F. Heating for register there was storm of negatives and misses. This is not fair," said MT. Lauterbach, MT Keating's nomination should be made as unanimous as the rest. This is thu ticket and I move the adoption of tht report of the nomination committee
 Delegate Humphreys opposed th'
 
 adoption of the ticket announced b, MT Lauterbach. Delegate Doremus ad vocated the adoption of the ticket. H. was received with cheers and for nearl! five minutes confusion reigned. Cap tain Coleman, amid great excitement said he favored straight republican ticket, adding "I am tired of fusiol tickets and want a straight ticket Fusion tickets have alwS-r buncoed re publicans and it was gGiAg to do i again.
 Delegate Humphreys moved that tn entire report of the nominating com mittee be placed on the table and tn convention proceeded to make straigh republican nominations. The chairman put the question to lay the report ol the table and the negatives were great ly in the majority, Delegates thel made speeches urging that the nomnat ing committees report be adopted The roll call was called and the dele gates voted 292 to A in favor of tn adoption of the ticket as announced b, MT Lauterbach. The vote was mad unanimous. There was great cheerin; at this. The convention then adjourn ed.