New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-11

TO the deal between Charles F. Murphy anu
William r Hearst when the Tammany county
convention last night nominated City Court
Judge Samuel seabury and John Ford for the
Supreme Court with eight other candidates.
seven of whom are classsd as Tanmany ma
chine
The completed slate is as follows:
SUPREME COURT.
LEONARD a cIEcERIcH. N wARLEY p AIzEK
cH1REEs S1Ni, " io,s'iYrox. MITCHELL l. DFRLANGER
GENERAL SESSIONS
FRANCIS ~AvoY. THOMAS c. T GRAIN.
surrogate-TRANK T. FITZGERALD
Recorder Gon probably would not have gone
on the ticket If Il had not been for the nsistenc-
of Mr.. Hearst. that the division Of the honors
is parts Murphy and three parts Hearst.
The three minor bench positions all went to
Tammany men,
Hearst demanded that the name of Thomas
Gilleran go on the ticket. but Murphy would not
listen 20 it, Seabury and Ford are members of
the executive committee OF the Independence
League. This committee practically makes all
the nominations for the Hearst organization
Mr.. Hearst completely dominates 1t.
AS the Hearst men have nominated independ-
ent candidates against Tammany men in many
of the Congress- Senate and Assembly districts.
it would not surprise any one in Tammany Han
if Mr.. Hearst nominated some Of his own men,
in addition to seabury. Ford and GofI. fog the
Supreme Court positions.
A TAME CONVENTION.
The convention was one of the tamest ones
ever held in Tammany Hall The name of John
Ford was not Kissed. but It fas "booed" by men
in the back part of the hall when Mr.. Ford was
placed in nomination,
The slate was duly considered by the Tam
many executive committee. which met at
o'clock. before the names of the fortunate were
sent to the delegates. The committee on NOM
nations consisted of Daniel E Finn. Julius Har-
burger Timothy P. Sullivan. John F. Cowan.
Michael j. Garvin Thomas f Rush and William
j. Boyhan Various "favOrite sons" were sug-
gested by the district leaders in the executives
committee but Mr. Murphy and one or two of
his friends picked out the names they wanted
and left the others the waiting list Justice
Giegerch is the Judiciary Nominators' ticket.
so he is likely to get record vote.
The friends of ex-Corporation Counsel Delauy
went away bitterly disappointed Mr. Delany
resigned from the Mcclellan cabinet In time for
Murphy to put his name on the slate Thomas F.
McAvoy. chairman Of he Tammany executive
committee called the convention to order. James
w Gerard was made temporary and permanent
chairman.
Mr Gerard said that the Democratic party
had never nominated unfit men for the bench.
and he trusted the good precedent would be
followed.
Senator Thomas F Grady got a round of ap-
pIause when recognized by the chair. He said:
Your reception means that if others doubt
me you still have faith in me. and that TO me
is sufficient reward"
Senator Grady then read the resolutions
pledeing the support of Tammany to the state
ticket and criticising the Republicans in old
fashioned Tammany style Hearst's name was
not in the resolutions
SOME SULZER FIREWORKS.
Patrick keenan, walked UP TO the platform
with formal resolution. and there was round
Of applause for the Grand Old Man" Of the
East Side.
a great outburst when he strode TO the front of
the stage.
"A man that Is born a democrat never
become an aristocrat. and man who is born
an aristocrat can never become essentially
democrat" said Sulzer.
Knocking Hearst" said lot of the low
browed Sullivan men.
He lives below 18th street. said Sulzer of
Gfegerich. "An the others have moved north of
42d street."
SuIzer worked in the name of William r.
ST.,
City Magistrate James J. Walsh in nominat-
ing Recorder Golf said:
He came from the mechanical walks of life
and studied in the night schools of his day
City Magistrate Charles G. F. wahle in nom
mating City Court Judge Seabury said that IL
the test of Democracy In 1906 was unswerving
LOYALTY TO William r. Hearst. then he was
ready TO nominate a Democrat. He extolled
Judge Seabury as a man who had added lustre
10 the bench of the City Court
George Gordon Battle nominated Charles W.
DAYTON. the great friend of the great friend OF
Tammany the Hon. Grover Cleveland. Mr..
Dayton has been waiting about ten years for
tudgeship honors. and his friends last night
we-e joyous over his receiving them
BoOs FOR JOHN FORD.
Municipal Justice George F. Roesch nominated
John Ford This was the belling OF the cat. and
Mr. Roesch selected for the task because
In the furnace Of Democratic organization poll
itics he has been through the annealing and
case hardening processes. Ford's name was
weakly applauded and there were "eoos'' from
the rear of the hall
Assemblyrnan Leslie ]. Tompkins said he
wanted 20 arraign the Republican party. and AS
no one objected. he went right on and did 1t
After the arraignment he nominated Max War
ley Platzek.
Ex-Assistant Corporation Counsel Charles p
B1andy nominated Peter A. Hendrick. of the s1st
Assembly District
He is the youngest Of sixteen children" said
the speaker. referring to Hendrick. That COM
mends him 10 the Democrats. and II ought to
commend him the Republican Chief Mazis-
trate Of this nation" (Cheers for Roosevelt)
Mr. Hendrick is the counsel to the New York
Contracting and Trucking Company. the Muir
nhY- Gaffnsy concern. The trained Tammany