The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12
NEW JOINT TICKET PUT UP.
BARRETT AND DAILY NOMINATED NJ
THE REPUBLICANS

ence andIts Up to the City Club, CitixenS
Union and Labor Party to Endorse It.
For Supreme Court Justiec,-George c. Barrett and
| Joseph +. DAILY Democrats
| For Surropah-Jsmes NJ. Varnum, Republican.
For Judge Of the Court Of General Seisions-Jamea
| A. Blanchard. Republican.
| For Justices Of the Cftv Court-samuel seabury.
Democrat. and Herman q. Kudlich. Republican.
For Sher1-Willam J. o Brieu. Democrat.
| This Is the ticket nominated last evening by
| the delegates to the Republican County Con-
vention at the Murray Hill Lyceum. With
| the exception OF Justice Barrett every can
| didate was nominated without opposition.
and only two out Of 220 votes cast we against
| him.
| When the slate prepared by the represents
tives Of the Republican Convention. the COM
mittee OF the City Club and the committee Of
he Citizens Union was left In the
| air on Tuesday night by the failure
OF the City Club and the Citizeus' Union
| to accept It, the confsrrees hustled around
topatch up some kind OF an agreement. The
split was caused by the absence OF Justice
Barrett's name from tho ticket. the conference
having agreed on Justice DAILY and George O.
| Holt Republican. as suitable nominees for
| the Supreme Bench. A conference was held in
Everett p. Wheeler's office in the afternoon.
At this were present President QuRR. Coleo-
tor Bldwell. John Proctor Clarke, Senator Els
| berg Gen. Arson q. hcCook. w. Fl. TenEyck.
Herbert Parsons and Edmund Wetmors. rep
ressntinE the County Convention. and Simon
Sterne. Francis A. Huntington. Arthur r.
| Cosby and Paul Fuller. the City Clubs COM
mittee.
Tho City Clubs representatives insisted on
the nomination OF Justice Barrett. The Re-
publicans said that II Justice Barrett's name
was on the ticket the Int per dent Labor party
wouldn't support it.
Finally. the City Clubs representatives made
this proposition: They would either support .
ticket headed by Barrett and DAILY. with Jas
trow Alexander. Republican leader OF the
Twenty-sixth district as candidate for Sheriff.
and another Democrat In place OF Samuel Sea-
bury for City Court. or else they would support
| a ticket headed by Justices Barrett and Daily.
with the other names on the original slate un-
changed.
President Qulgg hurried of to see the leaders
OF the Independent Labor party. They said
they would try to get their executive com.
mittee to agree to the substitution of Barrett
for Holt IL Seabury and O'Brien were left ON It,
Then Mr.. Quigg presided at a caucus OF the
Republican leaders at l Madison avenue.
at which he explained the situation.
The leaders agreed to support the ticket with
the substitution OF Justice Barrett for Holt.
and this programme was carried out at the
convention.
Senator ElsberE called the convention to
order. Mr.. Quigg presented the report OF the
| Conference Committee. He said that the
committeeman agreed. on going into the
conference. that union against the Croker
nominees was essential to the welfare OF
the city. and that Tammany Hall was
not a political organization. but a social
organization and conspiracy to plumber tho
municipality. Mr.. QuiRg cited the testimony
/ NJ &ha ;t,,o pnio l. h.fo H.
Mazet Committee He said that at the first the
Republicans had agreed with City Club COM
mite on one thing This was rejected by the
club. Then'the Republicans agreed with another
City Subcommittee to totally different thing.
The result was that by their efforts to produce
ticket that would unite the City Club. the In
dependents and organ lied labor, the COMMITTEES
had produced ticket not a Republican ticket.
ticket ON which iS t,,o OF seven eve candidatsS
the the candidates were onsst Americans opposed
to Croker The party MI; 9uiigG , said, yoHld
wosd Sp
Hst oP as long on as 10 wa. PTesident OF the
COUNTY, Commtts: and Sc Ta%HmaRRy ErS alive
Republican. but he has been listed as such In
Ex-supreme Court Justice William N. Cohen
called cali the endorsement OF Justice Barrett By
tho RspGbiTTssn an ttw s and fourteen
Justice EarrStt is ~. the Sho i 's Of The
s sask %hgF a In Jn.ee s
man. That is q 'ufticisnt reason. You know
Sod sSFv whe ss'?s od G% ia SSs
70 prison Mr., Justice Barr.tt. oneo, :
na% Md m HsGs Kim Ts ss M leader
Barrett There MsyPsd
i. to elect MAYNARD, They were to do it In Paddy
D Every Bartistt vote cast there wa. defective.
/ Every Maynard vote was counted twice. There
we're siTsy election offieers- 1ammsnys chosen
.d oh I Rsdfa'd su, snf b.s:t
B Bn.o TFo f.m sas Sp ths
BY Croker Mhen he dd1s Tant .aDd
err. not under hs Mr. justce
, Mr.. Justice Barrett MAY be renomipstsd
but not psSeSse ns IT'S SrSoun
jurist, a literary artist and true friend; re.
speqtiuy sngTss, thSt we rsn0minate him for
Cohen sat down. James Serssnce Of the
taTy cast one ballot Tor Justice Barrett. There
was a commos01rT in ths h rear o. ths hs,I az
II am opposed" he shouted. Il want to
You will take your seat" said Senator Els
berg pounding with his Eavel
, Mr.. Miller said that when he came to the con:
he SS to of bod BE- SuSS
/, | Tor com plaint there should be a roll call.
Gen Ans9n MoCoSk ssSoTded the motion y
| Frederick 4, Gibbs moved that the call be by
district; tbs delecats, names to be called 9nIy
, | This was carried The Fifth district was the
r.t one 70 split ~ vote William d Gedpsy
,, Seventh was reached Mr., Miller tried to make .
!. speech.
finder the rules you cannot" said Mr..
! QuiEg You cannot interrupt roll call
Are we to be choked oil cried half
II ask to be excused from voting. and-"sai
II move to DO excused" said Mr.. GibbS.
| Every one laughed. 500
Mr. Quigg moved that Mr.. Miller be allowed
| to explain his vote. ~
s II object" said Mr.. Gibbs.
4 Are one or two men GoinE TO run thls con-
why do delegates come herer
y No one 10 going to run this convention eT:
= going to conduct It's business according to rule