New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13

~, ~ e.. T,eroocra+ til he dies. Every day he
bas lived in New-York he has belonged TO Tam
many Hall. and that is offered IN evidence
When a Democrat comes from vermont 10
New-York he inquiries the way to Iammahy
Hall before he selects his hotel
Fx-senator Charles L. Guy seconded the NOM
suation Of ex-senator O'Sullivan-
osBoRNEs NOMINATION CHEERED.
~Iobn r Mcintyre. ex-Assistant District At
.ornev. received warm greeting as he STROBE
% .he platforrn TO nominate James w. Osborne
for District Attorney.
s.FTe'l go back to his old job January /,
said Little Tim" Sullivan to Senator Frawley.
Bv this time the delegates knew that Jerome
had been marked by Tammany for political OBJ
i.yioa, and they were eager to hear what Mr.
MCINTYRE had to say. When the speaker, with
smpassioned voice and gesture, said that the
successor OF the present District Attorney would
be Tammany Hall Democrat the crowd yelled
Hats were flung into the air, whistles were
blown and feet were stamped.
"a man Of 11nin1paired intellect and free from
erraticisms," is the sort of a man that Mr.
Mcintyre said would be put into Office Janu-
airy l.
"a District Attorney" he continued, should
be an investigator as well a prosecutor, a
protector of the innocent well as a stanch
slpholder of the law"
When Mr. Mcintyre pronounced the name of
sthe Honorable James W. Osborne" the con-
ssvention, almost one man. sprang TO its feet
and bedlam broke loose. The shouting and
whistling and other demonstrations lasted for
two or three minutes while the band played
yankee Doodle and other stirring airs. When
George Gordon Battle seconded the nomination
of Mr. Osborne the enthusiasm broke loose
again.
-E,o zion ind n
Nv that Tarnrnany recognizes Jerome as a
dangerous antagonist. but is confident Of over
whelming him at the polls.
Mr. Osborne knows how TO temper mercy
with Justice" said Mr.. Battle. and this seemed
10 please the delegates. One ballot suficed to
place Mr. Osbornes name on the Tammany
banner as the opponent Of Jerome
Abraham Levy, in brief speech nominated
Fire Commissioner Hayes for Sheriff. The
HAYES delegates from the SD District had
fire bell in the hall and they did business with IT.
Iobn p C,owan seconded the nomination Of
Commissioner Hayes.
Ex-Judge Wauhope Lynn nominated Senator
Peter J. Dooling for County Clerk By this time
the delegates were weary. Many OF thoSe C Mli2
had been standing bolted for the exits. civil
Service Commissioner Alfred J. Talley seconded
the nomination of Senator Dooling; -,
Magistrate Charles G. F Wahle nonlhateu
Alderman Frank Gass for Register. The gal
lerv was full Of Gass men, and they nearly 1eIl
over the rail in their enthusiasm.
This ended the work of the county convention
proper The borough convention for the noml-
nation of a Borough President and four cor
oners assembled as soon as the county con-
vention adjourned.
Dock Commissioner Featherson was ap-
pointed chairman OF the committee TO fill va
cancies.
.journed the county convention, called the Dor
ough convention 10 order. Ma Knox was chosen
chairman.
Abraham Stern nominated John F. Ahearn for
president OF Manhattan Borough
CHEERS FOR AHEARN.
The mention by Mr. Stern of the name Of
John F. Ahearn brought forth the greatest en-
thusiasrn shown in the evening For five min
utes the Ahearn cohorts, led by Big Florrie"
Sullivan cheered and blew shrill whistles, which
drowned the music in the balcony. The enthu-
siasm broke out afresh when Congressman
William Sulzer said in seconding his nomina-
ton that his record is his testimonial" Con-
gresham Sulzer reviewed the legislative career
of the Borough President, to the delight of his
followers.
Justice George F Roesch placed in nominal
ton Julius Hamburger for Coroner. Congress-
man Henry NJ. Godfogle seconded the nom
ination of Mr.. Hamburger. The nominee is
Tammany leader Of the 10th Assembly District
and Under Sheriff OF New-York County.
Ernest Crandall nominated Peter P. Acritelli as
Coroner. He is native Of Acri Italy. He is
the senior member OF the real estate firm Of P.
P Acritelli & Co. Of No 1875 Broadway. He was
Indictment clerk under District Attorney Gardi-
rer He comes from the 9Th Assembly District.
DR.. George T. Shrady, jr, was nominated as
Coroner by Henry W. Unger, who against
William Travers Jerome for District Attorney
two years ago
The nomination of Peter Dooley by Maurice B.
Blumenthal completed the borough ticket.
Dooley is a plumber, living at No. % Amster-
oam-ave IN the 18TH Assembly District.