New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
POLITICAL.
NEW-YORK

~,,rv nrrraATEs TO THE SYRACUSE CONVENTION
The Radical Republican Assembly OoINon. 'n.
tions met last evening and elected full n
syracuse Convention 10 be held on Wednesday
most O, the Districts the Conservative 1,
elected delegates. The following Is 'lo 4'"N'''''
ton T.. II Tuthiu
,5srleS Ieis IHcrnaies-Joseph scnDy N4cAoias
Isqomte JON ASJs ASSelsg,tions No Theodore vii
,s Gorgo Tio,s Uenry Metzeer AH9hN,eSo II
Healey Michael Crane James sso 9lisrnoteSZ
Sionher BOWMAN Patrick Mack John Gh@oEe ~
ND Dishict-Tnere are std ma TUon,as Nulli.
cou ,%tb Charles NJ Keyser George w. dloDonf, aIu
Abraham De yorsney a. a3Gfs n9 ion su Foey win
Henry Kruger, VIM GIasse, and ~ "A Dunn as A"s''
"gTSl JTSl D,-;,t-Iames McIaren. William H. Mckinney,
0eorge McCranr AhaTates- Henry BausheT James
T5 Te5 1sei tucker James wlnterbottom and
Horace Greeley erHC'es-NeXander ii. heech, n a.
Ti1 Dis,yicf- Joseph + Filery James NJ McCaItn,
Hugh Ncsbtt Aiina1tcs-CLas. ". Little, Samuel l..
T1IE bitrieC Ccelas Van Cott Joseph W Howe
William Trfhuue. Ahern0fcs-,IOhn II. Allen, Edward
VIJfp D.siriei-Iohn W Farmer Matthew Davis and
Joseph Bagot Aiauaies-MicAael Neville, James NC
TTM Disirici~William H. Christie. John Dargavel
william H. White. AHeT,'ates-Jacob l.. Dodge, William
XM Disilict-stcphen H. Knapp, Martin B. Brown,
Herman + Bauer AhertGics-Willian 1. Ashman John
xiM Disriei-Tbe Hon John Y. Gridley, G. IT, Tucker,
Jas. l. Haste. AheJGcs-lsrael Gillette D. ~ Oonofei'
TII& bsios-wm Burns simon HazletOn; jos Hazel
KIM Disrlef-The Hon. Charless. Spencer Ae1ander
Mcleod. william v Alexander; lander A"e'"a'es-Ai'ii9
XIn Dsrict-Gcn John C2ehrane yohn r. +Te; e1 Zen
Hicks Andrew j. Odell.
XTh Dis-ict-Isaac J. Oliver. T. II. Reed, Robert
smith Aknnotes-Dr. Alex. Wilder berharu AroeBer
XTIh Disfriei-James NJ. Thompson, VIM. s Matthews,
nlkl L. l.,
'oYs FTfJ II" Dsiysephen Z. y simonsou Wilson Berry
man Robert L. Darragh. Ahernqies-Frederio \ CoSie
TY{JJN Disirci. C'lrisiouher Pullman VIM. p. Ester
,r1ol- "a Iofn II ehl4r dlferHacs-JacOb W. Cooper
Randall Holden, ard WIN. D. sloan. ,.,,- ,.,,,,
e. Gran. AherNaieS-Rchard IL Greene, Henry M WI
TY6 DiSyief-James W Culver, John A. Foster Hooper
{ Van Worst AHernatcs-Thomas j. Newly Dennis
iSsSi %9ist 19 Bi.r5|Wm Su H. pecamp Robert c brown
George W Thuroor. AVeTpdteS-ATfreN j. Minor,
Nathaniel N. Hicks Nelson Mott
TIE CONSERVATIVE DRLEGATIos
1lyTne. AHswates-Wm. Buckley, Wm. j. MeCelland'
ia Disi,tef-M Triedsam. Mark Lanigsn Garritt Bell
AlteyRGtes-M. \. Jones, J. OConner, G. W. smith.
IFh Disrlet-Th0mas B. Bills, Geo. W. knnmens ana
Samuel Parrisen. AherHGes-Charles c. Brink, T. 3
Nowins aud Frederick Townes.
va Disbc,-John keyser John J. silliek' and George
TerwihgeT AHeriates-Edward Halloek Robert Id
TiIb jDs1ie,OErastns e Benedict Edward Ellsworth
James Marshal. Ai1aieS-Gerardus p Hiltman' George
VIII DisetWiaIn orton william Boeckol Edwin
n Lawrauce. Atsrnotes-sanl F Swezey, james Jones'
fX6 1isfriet-Geurge Starr. William II. Gedney, Robert
Beatty. AHernaieS-Jeremah PansOurn GilDerI D. Hun
xS Dis,iciPCapt James Lalor NIonheim Brock and
Edwin A. Ware. AlernaieS-CoL Frank PAGE JohA ter
XJiS Disiyiet2Rufus r Andrews, f DelaGeld Smith,
Thomas +. smith AheraateS-Ihomas g. seeley, Charles
xIvR Disfricf--A J. Plumb, wm. L. Procb, Harvey T.
'Cleaveland. AhGrotes-s. NJ. Biatchford' CHRISTIAN
kxTh DistriSf William starrtt. George Fox, A J. Dit
tenhOfer AheTnaies-Louis Claude, George Hettriek
XVIM Disiriet-wm Atkinson. Edward Dubois, S. G.
K6tes. AbernateS-R /. Page Robert Kennedy Joseph
xTIfS Tf Dsstrict-wiram J. o'Bryon. William Allen,
John A. COrmack AHe7Gses-Miinor Inlay Henry b.
XTIITM D.st,{eiSThe Hon Thomas Murphy, the Hon
Tlos D. VanBurep, and Hamilton Murray
Kxh pistriet-Charles Curtiss. Cot Joseph Neamans,
Ma. A. 5. Pel ALte'2GieS John Cooper Jrp "m' A.
Egeeborh, Vim. II Richards.
COUNTRY DELEGATES
Ulautauqua-I-Walter L. Sessions NJ. 2. Andrews NJ
6csSge-I-GeOrge CLARK, Ezra Harrington, and chaun
eeE eESoSoe5aeoree A. Batchellcr Warren Duke and Jo
senb RaTnes have been elected delegates 70 the Repub
csh state Convention from the lid District Tie reson
lions favor Grant and Fenton.
Te1sseiasr-2 Samuel b. Campbell, J. Thomas Davis,
81 LaETsncs-2 s. p Remington, John 7. Rutherford
Drteisssya S. H. G. Eastman, Henry n. vedder Moses
o. Sands
NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT FENroN CAM
PAIGN CLUB.
At q recent meeting of the XlXth Assembly
District FentOn Campaign club the Hon. Freeman j.
great issues involved in the coming campaign Al the
conclusion thfee cheers were given for Reuben l. feh
Con, the Clubs selection for VicePresident.
PIRsT WARD FESTON CLUB or BROOKLYN.
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF the
citizens OF the First Ward was held on Thurs
day evening for the purpose OF organizing
FentOn Club. Several stirring speeches were
made indOrsng the public career OF GOV Fent9n'
altar which resolutions unanimously adopted pedg
ing the audience oeery means IN their pOwet "a
assist ip nominating him the office OF VcePresldent
Tie following officers uDannOusly chosen; fresl
dent Lcut NJ G. Earl; oePrcsidents L. Lewls mAJpt
Charles schuT!g Secretary John Fowler treasurer r.
n Farrell
KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COM
HITTEE.
The primary election for delegates 10 the
Democratic General Committee and ward officers OF
Kings County the former election having been set ASIDE
VAS held in the Seventh Ward last evening and resuteQ
In the choice Of the following gentlemen: AS delegate
Thomas A Riley; Inspectors, ST. John slattery Hueh
DOhcry; President OF Ward Association, john H. ora
ham: Vico.Presidents, James Johnson, Laurence NC
GOldrick: Secretaries, Horace Holt, Eugene MARTINI
Taeksurcr Patrick OFaHell. Ward COmmlttee-i5t
IAtrlM John whelshan, Michael Butter; lid District,
Thonas RYAN Frank Kane lid District, Brian hehal,
Michael Muligan IVth District Richard smith Bernard
OOheriy Yth District John sullivan, Thomas Tracy.
W-uAMPsH1fE.
PRo3REss 81 THE CANVASS.
Sonse Of the Demccfatc p6fjers are weeping
'dIsnpy over the assumption that the Republicans are