The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-04
STATE AND GENERAL POLITICS.

Delegates 10 the Republican Convention mt
Saratoga.
At the r"nublican County Convention at Elmira
Yesterday the fonow,us versions ys,e elected as
delegates to the sa,..,us "--'"hA =
Yicks, G. ". r.ucKs and @. L. smith. Del gates
were also CHOSEN day favorable to the nomination
OF b. Boardman Smith for Congress In the Twenty
sixth Congressional district.
The following have been chosen as delegates to
the Saratoga Convention from the First Assembly
district OF Niagara county -.Richard crowley, Ihos,
Van vakenburg A. W. Gemstoek; ana irGm sor rne
The republican State delegates from Orleans
county are Noah Davis, Il. X. Hart, Job L. Potter
The delegates 10 the Republican state Convention
from the Second Assembly district of SteuDen county
are Chester >, Coles, ii. Sherwood, William Mooig
and r. NJ. Tuttlc. The Congressional delegates rom
the First Assembly district are ). ROBBIE, G. ID, D:
Second Assembly district Henry Sherwood, n. NJ.
Crane, w. s. Hodgeman, A. A. Van Arsdale ana
John A. Griswold, william Madden Henry A.
Merel and Edward A. Durham are the delegates TO
the Republican Convention from Troy. me dele.
county are Randall Brown, James A. Dumont and
Avian Trayers
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Maine PoIitlcs--EOverror Chamberlain for
the senate.
LEWISTON, Me-, Sept 8, 1870.
large private meeting OF republicans favorable
to Governor Chamberlain for United States Senator
was held last evening, and rallying committees
were appointed for the representative caucus to-
night. IL IL supposed tbaJ THIS CITY Will send Cnan-
lam representatives.
The Prohibition Question in Connecticut
The Good Tcmpiars Favorin9 the Prohibi-
tory flicker.
81. 49, HARTFORD, Conn, Sept 8, 1870.
A. tha atiun II tnp
Templars yesterday political matters were discuss
ed, and resolutions adopted recommending the
appointment OF committee TO present the matter
OF State police 10 tine next General Assembly, ana
urging 1t as the duty OF Good Tempars " vote only
FOR such candidates Tor oilce as are in favor OF
enforced prOhibltlon though the order dIsavow any
intention to bind It's members act with any par
ticuiar party. The following resolution was nnaiy
adopted
Resolved. That the time has when prohibition OF
the parties already organized take correct stand
upon these questions we win favor the organization OF
third party whose principal object VIII be TO secure the en-
iorcealent OF prohioory laws.
state Republican Nominations in Missonri--
Two Radical Tickets i'm the Field.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 3, 1870.
The regular Radical Convention met at Jefferson
City yesterday mornng, and nominated the following
| tlcket:-For Governor Joseph McClurg; for Lieu
tenant Governor. Alfred Barland; for Secretary OF
State, John s. Storer; for Treasurer, Chauncey l.
FLY; for Auditor, G. A. Mozer; for Attorney Gene
raal, W. A. john number VI resolutions were
adopted.
ON recommendation or the liberal republicans.
who lett the regular Convention, Carl SchurZ was
made permanent Presidents and the following ticket
was nominaied:--For Governor, Il. Gratz Brown;
Tor Lieutenant Governor, J. j. Graney FOR Secre-
tary Of State, IL. +. Weigle for Treasurer Samuel
f. Hays; for Auditor, Daniel M. Draper; for Attor-
neg General, A. +. Baker.
Repnblicau Congressional domination in Wis
cGnsin.
MILWAUKEE Sept. 3, 1870
j. Allen Barber of Grant county, was yesterday
nominated Tor Congress by the republicans VI the
Third district.