New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12


vention tonight. It is as follows
District Attorney In doubt - Philbin or
Jerome.
County Clert-Matthew T. Donohus
Reclster-Frank Gass.
Sherif-NiehoIas J. Hayes
or these the selections for Sheriff and Regis
Ter are as good as settled. Fire Commissioner
Hayes is sure of the shrievalty nomination. and
Alderman Gass as the German the ticket. is
sure of Register.
In the naming of Mr. Gass for Register howl
has gone up from the friends of John H j.
Ronlaer the present Register. Mr. Ronner was
elected four years ago the fusion ticket but
returned to Tammany Hall He had conhdehuv
expected a denomination. Louis F. hanen Is
said to have fought him and secured the place
for Gass. IN consequence the Ronner 1acIoh
in The Bronx is up IN arms. and there is a
.+ron, movement on foot TO either fuse with
the o'Cornan ticket for Borough President or
n,ace Ronner on a separate ticket, indepen-
IDENTIFY, 10 defeat Haffen.
For the place Of District Attorney, Philoln is
the man slated. But. as Mr.. Murphy says 1niS
Is still an open question and it will not be set
tied until the convention tonight MT. jerome
As still a strong factor with many Tammanyltes.
and there is still possibility Of his being nom
s,o+e5 hut # is considered remote one. The
fact
Ing. II was ct first regarded as joke. but 1t
IS not now
Matthew r Donohue will undoubtedly be the
.ens,5a+e for County Clerk. State Senator Pat
,sclx 7. DooIing is prominently mentioned, but he
attn has a year to serve in the Senate. Patrick
Kesfon is said TO be out of it, his supporters
acknowledging this fact. A large delegation OF
xunoorters of Mr. Donohue waited on Mr.. Muir
ply yesterday and left with high hopes MI
Murphy is thought to favor this nomination
The borough ticket has not been thought Oh
much SIS yet, but John F. Ahearn is sure OF
denomination As for the present four coroners'
mona Of them will be on the Tammany ticket
J,;l,,,s Hamburger is sure of one place. He is
NOW Under Sheriff, but by giving him another
berth he will resign and make way for man
% Mr.. Hayess selection. providing MI Hayes
is elected.
Charles f Murphy. leader Of Tammany Hail.
s-ss asked yesterday If the resignation OF Judge
Newburger from the Genera SESSIONS Soe,5 pTom
e. she Democratic nomination for the Su-
rorene Court. Mr.. Murphy looked on iii'o space
'it .eITdpe Newburger will have to take his
chances the same as the others but II IS IN
,5srstood that Mr.. Newburger is sure Oh the
NJ afI1rphy ones more gazed into space when
,111izzed about the acceptance by W X dearst
,f the Mayoralty nomination rendered by the
SF-nIciral Premiership party. When he had con-
ciuded his gaze Mr.. Murphy replied;
ssNTr IIesSSst will make good candidate Tor
rammany.'' 49,,
Nv murphy whose time at the East 14th-st-
s,eadayarters Yesterday was largely occupied
sn listening TO the arguments Of delegations
who came to see him IN support OF various
candidates who would like TO see their names
or Tarnmany's slate was nOn-committal when
asked whether it was the intention to renomi-
maze Justices Ingraham and GilderSleeve as
candidates for the Supreme Court
One of the delegations that visited Leader
Murphy yesterday from the 2lst Assembly
District The delegation came to urge the
claims of Matthew F. Donohue, Tammany
leader of that district for the County Clerkship
nomination