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


OSuvan.
For District Attorney-James W. Osborne
For Sheriff-Nicholas }. Hayes
Fer County Clerk-Peter j. OooIins.
For Reqster-Frank Gass. 81
BOROUGH NOMINATIONS
For Borough President-John F. Ahearn-
For coroners-Juius Hamburger, Or. Georges
r. shrady, Peter P. AcriteIIi and Peter Doo'ey'
James w osborne was nominated for DIS
trict Attorney by the Tammany County ConVen-
ton at Tammany Hall last night. That was
the predominating feature of the cohVei'oh'
whose action has been awaited with intense m
teres. District Attorney Jerome had no chain-
pion in the convention and his name was hoe
mentioned John F. Mcintyre. who nominated
Mr. Osborne. said that on January the present
District Attorney would be succeeded oy
Tamuanv Hall Democrat. He made seVeral
yelled thrusts at Mr.. Jerome all of which Were
uproariously applauded. The temper Of the con-
vention was Enthusiastically hostile to Mr. Jerome
His friends in the executive committee were
talked down Thomas F. Foley, James j. Fra"-
lev and others. at the session OF the leaders
lust before going into the convention. 1t is saio
made arguments in favor of his NOMINATION.
They were of no avail.
The tragic end of Armitage Mathews had
psychological effect on the situation in Tam
MANY Hall last night Jerome perhaps would
have been indorsed except for that Little was.
said about it openly but the anti-Jerorne men
among themselves said that even If Jerome
were indorsed by the Republicans the hostility
to him among the Republican organization men
would make his election impossible This arsu-
ment had more less weight
When the district leaders reached the conven-
ton hall upstairs they looked II there had
| been something of fight, but no one would
admit that it had been at all serious or acri-
monious.
MR.. MURPHYs FIRM CONTROL
The convention itself rouser. so far as
noise was concerned. and IT was controlled abb
solutely by Murphy Apparently to show that
he could not be bothered with mere routine af-
fairs. Mr.. Murphy did not attend the conven-
ton. He was at the meeting of the executive
committee and fixed things certainly that
the machine never slippd a cog. With j. Ser
geant Cram. his political adviser. Mr.. Murphy
cent out the convention proper and went to
DeImonfco's for a bird and a bottle" The hired
men stayed at the hall and whooped things UP
as they have not done for many long year
Everything went through accompanied by
cheers All the favorites were cheered 10 the
echo. The Jerome problem was not settled till
the last minute When Mr.. MuEphy was asked
at Z o'clock if he would not give out the name
of the candidate for District Attorney. he said:
eft isn't settled yet. Wait till the COMMITTEES
makes its report
Mr. Osbornes name did not come out OF tne
box till after o'clock. when T. c. I. Cram
who had been downstairs. circulated among the
delegates and said:
It's Osborne
! There were few surprises in the otner hoililild
| tions. Corporation Counsel Delany Is disdp-
| nointed at not being named for the Supreme
| de speech
| dominating Justice Ingraham, and is In hne
! o = ,,or,ination as soon as there is a vacancy
| The Ronner Democrats in The Bronx are turi-
| o,s at the turning down of Register f1ohneI'
| bu+ outside of The Bronx Ronner cannot nun
his rival. Alderman Frank Gass' WHO was
| nominated to succeed him.
| lIaaistrata Charles F. C. wahle called the
| ,,.or,,ion IN order and said that ex-CfVll ser
,;oo Cornr7fssioner Charles H Knox would De
! ~, - .o,,,.ororz, chairman. Secretary Thomas F.
| 80, ora6 the roll at a clip faster Jhah
| oCrh-tet,-" Mathewson can pitch George j. scan
| ~ ,,4. belteve TO write things at the speakers
tob1a Pat keenan,, the granddad OF 'iie iO'A
| .zo-.,t1,, district and John B. Hasslocher eS-
| cortad Mr. Knox to the platform MI r>loN &c
| farra5 10 the nomination OF Mayor i"oCie-'
,,bo,,, he euIogized. This piece of fireworks Aep'
W. saitbf,1 Yelling. clapping and whistlns for
| 80, .,tr,,+a Then he sprung the name or Her
| - ,Ietz hut Metz was pinwheei TO q
| r-e+b Of Julv celebration compared with tne
- ovnIosion for Mcclellan. Patrick E. Mo-
| Con,an also got a small piece OF applause
PLATFORM HITS INSURANCE.
e,o-,otor Grady handed up the convention plat-
| -, which indorsed the platform OF the city
.,,o, and euiogized the city ticket nomi-
l ool. The last paragraph of the platform wss
| as follows:
,,.-o,,.a5 That we demand from the members Of
,IcT1blv nominated by the several dlstrlcL con- con-
W tbeir support of such LEGISLATION as VIII END Sne
utter inconpetency ed Tu in The present nlisn1an-
ppSant oL Nm Of the state Insurance Department ana
| provide for resolute scr9P'iouS anu S' -
| nervision of insurance tunos
| \, yvarIa,, Platzek made the first nOrninatiIl
| s,eecb placing Justice Henry A. Gildersieeve
| :. ,,on,:nat;on for the bench. He spoke OF his
I .-o,,sr+ record as soldier and his twentyeight
| .ears, service on the bench. Thomas c. T.
! coin seconded the nomination The secretary
! - .b, ballot of the convention for Justice Gil
dersleeve
Corporatjon Counsel Delany. amid great ap-
| nIause placed Justice George L. Ingrahain II
| nomination He said the faculty Of Judgment
,.os tho result of experience and when he hed
once demonstrated his fitness for the beneh ne
| should be retained in the service OF the peopie,
| 10 sl,etched Justice Ingraham's career anu
s,id the convention would confer great HO'''
on the city by retaining Justice
tho bench There no opposlli'I"
(,.,o-a, As, bird Gardiner. "Old IronsldeH'
AS he was called last night III
-, 1osonh F. Newburger. said that reIorsh
'uN7V - invariably raised burdens,
,a were glad return to Tam
many rule senator
"o-i''''' 1r,,or,,,s F Grady was uproariously