New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04
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new YORK STATE.
orr STATE CONVENTION.

Monroe County, First District, has appointed T. W
Holden, T. D. Strong and James Harris. Resolutions
were adopted sustaining Congress and instrucng de
gates 70 vote for tho organization of Gov Fenton and
Canal Commissioners d. f. Bruce.
Rensselaer, County, Second District has appointed DR.
Alison d. Hull, the Hon. u. +. White and the Hon. r.
NJ Hasbrouck. AHerHates-E I. Burdick, William p
Blown, aud Amos Briggs. LIZ
Chemung County, Elmira District, has appointed Z. p
Brooks, Luther Caldwell, aud jesse Owen.
Chenlngo County, First Dstriot-B. Gage Berry, ID.
Harrington, Z. S. Morgan. 't.s7
p Washington County Second District--Aenry L. Gay
lord, Ralph Richards, II. NJ. Northup. 80 -
Chautauqua County, First DistriotDr. Z. B. Brewer,
W. L. Sessions, a, I. Jennings. ~ ,-.,,o- ,.,,.,-
steuben County sends the following delegates. The
Hon. Hario Hakes, the Hon. 81 Alley and the Hon.
L. n. Rider. The Convention unanimously passed resO.
lutions ndOrsng Gov Fenton and sustaining Congress
The Congressional delegates are for Ward. "
Putnam County sends tho following delegates; Tho
n "a. stephen Baker, the Hon. r. A. Potion, aud Isaac
rs. Instructed for Gov. Fenton. Congressional dele
gates Xth Congressional Districts The Hon. Benjamin
Daiiy, franklin Hyatt, John Lawrence, and Samuel S.
Davenport. a sie.ft afi flfs3 fci t-etI
DELEGATES FROM JEFFERSON COUNTY TO SYRACUSE.
ITlrI sf io wArERrows Saturday Sept I, IeSs
The following gentlemen have been selected TO
represent this County IN the Republican State Convention
Ist DistrctThs Hon James A. Bell the Hon c. Little
lid Dstrioi-TEs Hon n. d Ferguson Wesley Barr and
Fred. Emerson II rhlIf -kA D.. fsID gI 1gn
IND pistric-The Hon. R. o. BiddlecOm James johnson
An these delegates understood favor Of the
nomination OF Gov Fenton. SOL " = = yrIrsrttl W
The coun delegates favorable to tho ren9Rina
ton Of toe Hon A. H. Ladn 10 Congress em this district
and no has the undivided airport Of Herkier he viii DO
the nopinee 81 his esseonby pJorlsy Of about W.
The loyal names Of Northern New York who are styled
traitors BY AHdy Jghnsoo are more stirred % than haze
Known them TO be- andyou may look cat FOR heavier
Republican vote than wshsTe over gsen. ''ss is 1-'
~ DELEGATES TO SYRACUSE AND purLApEIPHA. 4.
The followingnamed members Of Continental
Council No H. Union League Of America vera duly elected
represent the above Comet Mas 0onyen
ton Of the Union League. TO be Aed 40 Syracuse N Y,
Sept T. ls6ss wm, Barnes Daniel simmons IT,, Wn. were
man. wn Smith II v. Maekey And the following 70 repre-
sent tho Council at the Mas. Convention 40 Phadeiphis g.
NJ Wright @. W. Coffin. e. 'S.E fe.1s y if'u f.
DELEGATES TO THE SYRACUSE, CONGRESSIONAL AND
Loyal SOUTHERN CONVENTION.
d g1-vf trrI7 n scgSEcrADY Monday Sept o. 1896
The following are the delegates from Schenectady
County to the Syracuse Convention: Charles g. Ellis
Major Ralph Van Brunt, Harmon vsa vlyck Delegates
TO the Congressional Convsntion; Henry A. Crane Jud
son 9. Landon, A. III. VeddeF tho Hon. p. Franehctt
Capt A A. Garner Delegates TO the Phiiadeiphs Ioyai
southern Conventions John h. Ia Hill the Hon. John L.
The Convention sha. appointed tS, above delegates
passed unanimously strong msolufions indorsng the
policy Of Congress tho administration OF Gov Fcuton
snd the course pursued by Congressman Marvin.
m SoMIsArIoS OF HON. LEWIS sgLrs.
Special Dispatch to The T. Trbuns. p. ro- tr.l l-.
RocHEsTsa Monday Sept o. 1855.
Tho Hon. LOWS Selye was dominated for Congress in
lie Twentyninth Congressional District this afternoon.