The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-29
BROOKLYN'SJUDICIAR TICKETS.
Republicans for Citizens Nomination.
-NcCarren says No.

heDuDlcNnS TOT NItIZet1A NOMINATION.
-NcCarren says No.
Political interest in Brooklyn is centred
in the judici larry tic kets which are TO be put
in the field next week, and which contain
the names OF eight candidates for the Su-
preme Court in the Second district, which
comprises the counties Of Kings, Queens,
Richmond, Suffolk and Nassau. Tn Demo-
Gratis will hold their convention on Monday
and the Republicans on Friday.
The non-partisan ticket which was Sc
lected on Thursday evening by the Citizens
Committee Of One Hundred, will be recon-
mended to both conventions. and whether
rejected or approved is to be put in nomi-
nation by petition. Ii contains these names:
United States Circuit Judge Edward B.
Thomas (RepD., Abel f. BIackman (Rep)
County Judge Fred f.. Crane (Rep.), Justice
Walter II. Jaycox Rep), ex-County Judge
W. B. Hurd, Jr., DEM. ex-Congressman
Townsend Scudder Dem } Lester W. Clark
CRep.1 and eN-Surrogate George b. Abbott
DEM
The Republican ana gers yesterday spoke
Of this ticket with considerable approval.
and an effort may be made to nave it in
dorse &c by the convention.
Timothy h.. Woodruff, chairman Of the
ONhbC COiAAlllbNNC0 @NN W VI NhC hlukH
county organization. favOrs the Citizens
composite ticket. He said:
The ticket presented by the Committee
Of One Hundred - an admirable one. The
four Republicans named ould not be i'm
proved upon and the Democrats are very
acceptable. Altogether il seems to me the
committee has made the very best selections
to suit the wishes of the people. | will do
all l can to have the ticket accepted by the
convention"
1t is generally understood that the Demo-
Gratis will ignore the recommendations
Of the Committee of One Hundred and put
up a complete ticket Of their own. Senator
McCarren said yesterday;
1T is for the delegates to the convention
TO take up or reject the recommendations
Of the Committee OF One Hundred. | am
not a boss. | ave all such matters as that
to the delegates to the conventions. |
have a personal opinion, however, az to what
the convention will do. II il my impression
that the Democratic convention will place a
judiciary ticket in nomination made up of
the names Of eight Democrats"
Among the likely candidates on the
Democratic ticket are: Luke +. Stapleton,
Col. James d. Ball, Isaac M. Kapper. David
s. Manning and William B. Hurd, Jr. Their
will be a big kick aga inst all efforts to
have even n Independence League repre-
sentative On the ticket, even should the
Hearst managers threaten to put up a full
ticket OF thei own, a step which some Of
them say is seriously contemplated. Nor
Is there to be any recognition in the Demo-
cratic convention Of the Cassidy delegates
from Queens county. although the Buffalo
convention admitted the Cassidy delegation;
and like action will be taken in reference to
the delegates from Nassau county.
The United Workingmen's League has
determined to urge on the Democratic
convention the nomination OF Frank A. Acer
Of MILESTONE, l.. l., for a place on the
judiciary ticket. and if he does not get IL TO
nominate him by petition.