The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-10
JOINT COUNTY TICKET.
ANTI ThMNANY CONFERENCE LEFT
JUSTICE Barnett our

ment-Tammany Meets n Bar Associn-
ton Barrett Committee with GIadness.
The conference OF the anti Tammany organ
izations at tho City Club last night gave out q
county ticket at IL: 80 O'Clock. after three
hours and a half OF arguing. Accompanying
those nominations were several resolutions
that plainly stated the stand taken By
the delegates TO the conference. The
organizations represented were tho
Republican County Convention. the
City Club. the Chamber Of Commerce. the
Central City Committee Of the Citizens Union
and the Bar Association. The ticket and the
resolutions are as follows: Il
Resolved. That It is the sense OF this confer
ence that the representatives. here present
shall recommend to their respective organiza-
tions the nomination OF the following county
ticket. and that they shall also recommend the
adoption OF the accompany ing resolutions:
For Justices of the Supreme Court-Joscph f.
DAILY. George c. Holt
For surrogate-James NJ. varnum.
For Judge OF the Court Of General Sessions
For Justices of tho City Court-Samuel seabury,
Herman C. Kudlich.
For sherin-wiliam ]. o'Bren.
" Rpsolued That the candidates for the
several judges OF the above-named courts be
pledged to make no political contributions
directly or indirectly. to any person or organ
ization. to pay no political assessment Of any
kind. and. II elected. to dispense Judicial
patronage without regard to any political in
fuence.
"Resolrsd, That all OF the legislative candi-
dates to be nominated or supported by any Of
the organizations represented in this con-
ference be pledged. II elected. to favor legisla-
ton designed to prevent the payment Of poit-
ical assessments or contribute BY candidates
for judicial office"
In the draft Of the above resolutions that
were handed to the press the following words
had been written and then crossed out: And
that Of the following named candidates for
Municipal Court judges for the several
districts in which elections arc 70 be
aaSt rssoluson Il 1 %ss e9pisined that i%i
one ali H'tef esad R ss1 20
triets, and that consequently that sentence had
W.s ssfna up The snee hs
would continue In session until All Of the can;
didates had been chosen. even II 1t took until
O'Clock this N orninS until 1 o'elocf Thuriday
% Z. Thsn expected that tho ticket
The following nominations are said to
s'en s: 1a District Sds tae
| In the Second district, Alfred E. Om-
Enos h tie T sltS
t.. FsnsR fS .ne9 and
refuse to renominate him because OF what no
ea GsSr ss:'f ho Sah IN is!or
among labor organizations. and was one OF the
aSgf sH Ss ss . ~
yention last TUESDAY. Samuel seabury is q
Chicago Pattern 81 and was ptom
NEE Herman m sn0 Rudeh h' Is R.pubiesn form.ry
City Magistrate, surrogate !arnum ana Justice
are Repub licans. appointed last winter BY Gov.
Rq2oseyelt to serve nnefpired terms.
Stone Cutters Union. and vas nominal for
Sheriff by the Indepsndsnt Labor Party; ~,
luton Presented ~ the Hon Th0mas T. Grady
the meeting Of the sadsTs Of
every organtzation that was in the comforting
Dess Of The 4H U.s. emost eVerybody fell Fiji The
error Of assuming that 1t was the G. U.
The "" Bar ' &ssociatiop A' has comaittss
on Judiciary. The members q Thish are Col;
TSs E.ad %
DAYS papers that Tammany wanted to, confer
and without any special authority, 1t decided
meet. The Tsmmany com m ittes wa. composed
r Si1 SSn ths Hcnl William sshmer, the Hop.
SagIe. the Hon. James Mccartney and the Hon.
These gentlemen gathered at Tammany Hall
yesterday afternoon. not very expectant OF a
Of the Bar Association would call Besides
duty to consider tn. names, Of ali the gentle.
men who were mentioned by the various
tcFss Which Be voted or ThsS had benz
in session rs some little time when Col; Monroe
EdS% and IT. %hitn.9 said !, ioot.d i 70 sl@
was. Col. Monroe and Hr; whitney produced
senator Grady; then they cooled their heels In
the corridor until the NJ sssenRer came back
psas sep to n see th SS and they @ 'uu %
The meeting Of the comm ttse was not opsn
the sns wb...y mot sSa ut
the the flrst twoj LETT the hal that any Of the 60.
Grady himself came out and told the reporters
that his committee had met a committee from
from the Bar Association explained that it's
| committee was TO be OF such assistance as It
could 10 his 81 the ~tF
mit,ee OF the, Bar Association was asked
|
i replied that i had not. He said
| then that his committee presented to the COM
mittee OF the Bar Association the whole list Of
names that Ind been presented by the district
| leaders on Saturday night with tho request
that the committee OF tho Bar Association
should make such suggestions as II deemed
proper The committee. no said. took the
| names and said 1t would consider them and
| would report at TammAny Hall again this
| afternoon at 2 80 o'clock.
| Senator Grady WAS asked u any names were
included in the list presented to the BAR Asso-
| citation that we're not mentioned by tho leaders
on Saturday night. He said that there, vas
| none that he could remember. He added that
| the only persons talked about were the candi-
dates for the Supreme Court, tho City Court,
tho General Sessions and the SurroEateship.
Senator Grady was ask cd II the com nj ttee OF
| the Bar Association ha i expressed any prefer
eness. He became enthusiastic at once and
said 1t had expressed most decided prefer
| ence for Justice Barrett for denomination.
Every member OF the committee. he snid said
that Justice Barrett was entirely acceptable
| and should be nominated
| After the committee OF the Bar Association
left tho hail Senator Grady's committee adj
iourned. 1t was not visited by any com n lttee
| from the Garoos or tho Ridderhund A mem
Der Of the GNroos who hoysred around the hall
| unofIicia!ly said that the Garoos would be sat
islied II they got one good German name on