New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22
UNION STATE CONVENTION.
CORTLAND COUNTY.

| Ed, Tribune. The Union Convention for tls
Cortland County held here ye.,edy every town b.
Ing represented Messu. Pags Green Union Democrsu
add b. r. Tinshsst end Arthur Holmes (Repab isn.l we0
appointed delegates to the S,ts Convention Tho Hoa
John H. knapp Charles r. Cole. Charles Foster Or J. C
Nelson Dr. X. o. Sidney. Thorn" BolsBd, X B. ArnoA
John 4. Earl sad A. A Csrley wers appointed Delegates
the gresoual Coovsnon for the hAiid distinct ION
deg. and Cor,land). They uns5mopsy Instructed
favor th- enominstion OF the Hon. p H. DUELL. CorTd
County contains bat few Rebo synpa,hzers in the .hsse
SEYMOUR Democrats and you my cornt upon msj riy
3 00J for the Union poninees in November
The quota Of volunteers for tai. Comfy is sl and he
number IL nearly raised and recruiting sill s'og o' the
| old rrgi cents
The Hon. HzsKr RANDALL has been uniiring In bis o.
bo to promote enstucn,s and help the good ssa
orally Mr. Randall. like the Hon. Darii g. Dcsins'n,
supporter Of Brscknidgs IA 1862 but fAvOrs the nOs
stringent me.sure. put down the Rebellion.
Cortland y,aage Sept ls 1861 foa'. pHH
SULLIVAN COUNTY.
MosTcElto \ T. Sep. -. 1852
Ed. Tribune: We yesterday elected our Delegates
from this County. They Gilbert Psmss. Martin A.
Smith and H. X. Low. The hra Republican,. the
last L nion Democrat
MONROE COUNTY.
OyYlcs or Tnx BEocxPoRr RaPysLe'I
BKooIPoRr. n. y, sept IL, ioN
Ed. Tribune, At the Republican Union Convea'
,io, held In tbi, the lid Assembly District Of msnrs
County the following named pssoBs-Li for WApsW"sts
70. Govsrnor-wers chosen De.eea to the hepuoess
Union State Convention: II. N Beach william BOW .aa
william - Hsn.ord, IT, Your friend
TIoGA COUNTY
OwseO Sept, 10. issS
Ed. Tribune: The following gentlemen were
cleo ed DELEGATES to the State Convention to-day ne Hos
r.. Itxr kkassl .ri
verify and VIM Lincoln Newsk FOR this tTioss County,
and 10 the Congressional Convenon; T. Chahed owess
VIM sm,,h Oweso, II. d. Pratt. wsvery Squire Rig ~
rnire Berkshire; and A. Steele, ApalAchia
Yours O.
DyLEGArEs TO THE REPUBLICAN UNION STATE
CosyEsTlos.-The members Of the Peoples Uuos
Association have TINS FAR elected the following Dee
gates to the Syracuse Union Convention:
Dist, ILL., Delegate Thomas Miller; Alternate NJ Horiss
v Delegate, Jas. q. Oliver; Alternate, H. L Ciegel.rd
TX Delegates. Arson Wuls w. ). Day.dsoa add Wade
Hutchingsi Alerns.s., L. beuien Lorenzo Dcage > T.
Vii. Delegates. Jas A Brig- Henry J. Ra naui lad
ri Dslrsa,e. s sirclair A J. II. Dusspns sad Tbos Z
Smith; AisrIs,es b. Hansnn Thomas osivs and 70
We,cs,.er Cid Di.,.-wliaui A. Hal, John C Per
gu.on AID b. T. Cornell
Cninfavssa Co.'S, Di.,-w L. Sessions, Il. A Pes
d-rsus;, aud Austin snuh .,, o. 49,
C5,ilsna-Psss Green. Arthur Holmes. Bensmia Y III
In shs.t - i, a.,
Nssroe-IIld Dist.--WUiam III. Hartford. Jr., NhDn
Brown, IA. Beach. Ceersc w. Estes. d. d. 8 Bows
BENJAMIN X Wells
Nst-. iork-XIh Dist. tcorrecied)-tred. OlnHssd
William A. SmsllT, and + goderick C. I" ssaer
UNIos ASsocIArIoy.-Ata meeting Of tho Peoples
Union Association of the Vth Assembly District, u
Saturday, Lewis II. Van Schaick, John W. Earle,
and Thomas G.. Gayvin were elected Delegates snd
j. w. Rabineau, j.. Van O'deD, aud l.. Devo-,
Ai,ernates to the Syracuse Convention.
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DIsrRicT.--Enos Elliot.
David Lichtenhen and Reuben Mills have been
elected Delegates. snd Charles Mcnamara, Georys
McGrau, andJ. Ii. Farrell, Altenstes to the ReEGs'
lican Convention.