New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31
JUDGESHIPS TO BE FILLED.
CANDIDATES FOR THE PLACES ALREADY
LINING UP.
DEMOCRATIC OFFICIALS NOW ON the "INN''
NOT LIKELY TO BE INDoRsED BY THE
REPUBLICANS.

DEMOCRATIC OFFICIALS NOW ON THE sENch
NOT LIKELY TO BE INDoRsED BY THE
REPUBLICANS.
Tho ,oct that three Supreme Court Justices for
this the Second Judicial District. are to be Sc
Iacted this fall. and that the sound-money issue
has practically given assurance that the district
will GO Republican by large plurality, gives COLI
sldera ble impetus to the discussion of avaiiapie
candidates for the ermine the Republican sde'
The terms of Justices Brown and Clement eA-
pire this fall and Justice Dykman will retire De-
cause he has reached the age limit. All three are
Democrats There Is a movement among Repuo-
lican lawyers to get them either renomnated OF
Endorsed by the Republicans But with such
bright prospects for success ahead II Is haru'y
nrobsb that more than one of them, II any, VIII
stand much show of denomination at the hahus
Of the Republicans. This county alone mas a.
most a dozen prominent Repubcan ia , nj
are in q receptive condition as lar a. eiyht
nations are concerned and the renanns 80
counties of the district will demand at ieas' oe
Of the three judgeships. Justice bIown ivy Ra.
the State and II he Is nominated Ny 'ne
publicans the nomination would ha,e " w
pod,tad 20 the State counties, so his nomina-
ton rests with them w. W. Goodrich VINO w~s
probably defeated for nomination last yea oy
speech in which A. W. Gleason reie onnd,date this
ably to Goodrichs age. is again canaioa'e ana n
wear Although he has a wide reputation aS on
admiralty lawyer he has been Injured IN MS d ha
hitIon TO sit on the bench by the fact tha' ~.
long been recognized as one OF Thofnas -, nndi
most active lieutenants in this city. ms oa, ,h
dacv last fall was so bitterly opposed Wy III. one
anti Plat delegates that the rural coun.ieS' -
ing advantage of Brooklyn dlssehsiohs' W."
able to take two of the three prizes. Iwo NJ M
hers of the law firm OF johnson & Lanlp "iI 80
ing urged for the bench by their 1rlenus 49,; 10
Hanson has not vet shaken of his long -tiiI'e u
sire to he called Judge" and Albert Il. nao'
who plaved SO important part IN tne ~ 80
ton Of McKane is likewise being pusheu. ~,
SON Wallace is said to be candida'e asaii', d
sbouId have no difficulty In getting the paoA'"s
or his old friend Theodore B. Wills
Samuel T. Maddox. who made the nope,I rs, ~ H.
FOR Surrogate last fall his opponent haVIhs tiis
ioint nomination of the regular ana reiol ai. -.
Democrats thinks he has earned tne rlsn' ~
make the race in which he has ngh'hs Shom shy,
r. Mr. Maddox declares his candidacy ne Ni,'
nrohably have little difficulty In getting me ga.
nus support Of Eastern District worm i''e -,
among whom he Is highly popular. Apel T.
RIackmar and Major +. II. Hobbs are TWO piol
,sinr Union League candidates, ana tne Iact
that CORPORATION Counsel Joseph a BUTT NUM-
has been suggested for the place mas SCI tiie
tongues OF the political gossips wagsing VIII un
usual activity If Mayor Wurster snouId tn,oM
his support to his Corporation Counsei, Mr. Duii
would prove a formidable candidate Juuse Hai
retson, of Queens County. Is also IN the race