New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
LOCAL POLITICS.
THE REPUBLICAN STATE coSvENTIC

THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONNENIlONs
In the q Assembly Districts of this County,
primary elections held by the Republicans last
night to select and aernates to the State Con-
veuton to he held at Saratoga Wednesday next the
eth inst The following is full list Of the delegates and
alternates elected. .
Fpsr DrsrRcr-Delegse- Smith AonIO Cornell Alter
SEooSD DIsTRiCT-DelegAeHen G. Leask, Morris Fedsan
THRD Fitch, James Trwnser Alter
ForRTn DrsrRioT~Deegaes MeLaren william Mckinney
Asrnase;B NeTns Henry BsUsheT po,. ysv,r5.
David Administrations YeOmsn John sincOck William
SpTTa DsrRIcr-Deegstes-Js NJ McCsin Hugh Eesbitt Al
sEsssTa DISTRICT 6s Assembly
jon Alfred PlsssonOn, James AehGO91 AeaA'es
sSyEsra 6TaIcT tbcd :, No
s,.ssr, ) Wilson efsss wilEan Hepburn - oD.,.-
stnsoD AernatesHen Atwood Samuel A Roberts JAS
HlSTa D.rR1cr-DeegsesSiDclsir TOusey Jane. W Pan
sei. terbapd Norman sIsttO1 AenatesJOhn NJ Costa JAS
TESTs DsTEIcrGDsegsss- Stephen H. Knapp,
EH TAYLOR A.ernes-DsHel $ Riddle Henry Buzz David
0Bha l s4HtO9 and chIyies'a
Nh yso Am Pi FsS. William SmsiIey
BLEvESTg Roberts bSV5Ias
ia Posoo ' Wells l. h''''
TvEEyTS DisrEror-Deegst.sTbO Hayes william Barns Al
ternstes-Charlos Diecks Joseph HAZEL 80,
THRrEEVrH Observation-Disclosures Spencer Hugh Gard
me- Jsm Hunter AiernseJobn A. Meek Johi Miller Andrew
ForsrsKsrH DrR1cr -Deeg,es-Iohn COchne, F. Wagner
Ai,erns,es~Johr Kehs benjamin GicqueL
slrrEESTH DsrRlcT-Delegaek Harrison Reed George W De
Cra sLe shook AerGAtsJOsePh Pollock George Hop
PrpEEsTH Lapsugh Alexander
wider Car sweer Aiernes-cspt Charles Farley Dr. Emile
SirTEsSTa DsTEicI-Deegses- Atkinson Gen. John
Tso M as fe crpead WA Hsos
james Douglas Aternses-james NJ Thomson j J" H. Hall John
,xyXSyrxrs Deleeates-George
Meish Charles a Fanmer Atenaies-WiLiam l. Graz stPhea
s,%oosSS re Desgstes-Chester A. Arthur Rufus p
Anlrew Rghm Acknowledgment KIRBY Josiah w.
SSs1ssSTS Desass-I'ass O. Hunt Gen Alexander
Harvey. Alterusies-Tho@ss fiasea Luther Heron O. -
avk jane owens ". Lee, Thomas Robinson
s. E Dis ..9 james James
I5ogd, Asher barnett
KINGS COUNTY PRIMARIES.
The primaries were held last evening also III
Kings Goga The ieqE 159 Tg B6I1n aFs peD
SECOND DsrRcr-Degates Benjamin Tracey John Lee, VIM
rSiSD DrsTnrc1-Delegse, james T Lansing W Philip.
D f wr5.ip B1rd St.ssrt A""O"
SIXTH DrEicT-Dssgses CstHn Samuel Goodwin R. J.
SsyEra DIsrAlcT-Dslegae Samuel T. Maddox Benjamin p
ESaru Dr.rHrcT-Deegaes George Bennett A NJ Bliss VIM
SSTs Dr.rucr-Delegaes IL Y. vsnderyeer l. BlachOd
Philip =. Bremen
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
At a meeting of the Republican Association
of the second Assembly District held at No "a Duane
st. on Friday evening Sept 1870 pursuant to the call
OF the General Committee. the following resolutions
offered by Joseph Breck, esq were unanimously
adopted: ,.--..- -, -
mended itself the enthusiastic support OF the people
by the and energetic measures adopted not 0py 10
reduce National debt, but also 10 diminish taxll0h
aud confidently challenge Its opponents To eAhD
more faithful administration Of puDnc AFFAIRS
Resoped That this Association relies with confidence
Oh the ability and integrity OF the murPnl
Collector Port, beeying that his admnisfa
ton OF affair will with the hearty approval OF the
merchants OF Newly and that ne WILL 10y M PG t
and thus Justify the belief that he lis the nght man III
the right place"
Resove3 That we take this opportunity 20 express our
preference for the Hon. Horace Greeley as candidate
Tor the nomination OF Governor OF the state Of NewlOrk
by the Convention at Saratoga.
ReSOued That the delegates elected IRON thls Assel
hy District Ia the state Convention 10 DE be1 at sara
tOga the 7th inst pedgng themselves, as they TO- 10
act and vote IN tue interest the National Admnlstfa
ton meet with concurrence, and renders any fuf
Their action by this Association in that respect unneces
sary.
The meeting, after listening 10 some remarks OF DIT
Van Wyek on the prospect Of settlement OF az dlher
ence among the Republicans Of the district, Adjourned
with g hopes for the success OF the patty IN the com
ing election.
At the third meeting of the new Matthew
Brennan Democratic Central Association, last even
ing Is Wards represented by about IS delegates
After considerable lively discussion IL decided that
every regularly Gems ituied NJ T. Brennan Association
entitled % delegates in the Central Association
aud two delegations from the With Ward and two from
The With accordingly admitted. The Association
adopted Constitution ana bylaws, accepted Mr.. Bro
bhys Resignation and elected the following officers for
Ihe ensuing President, VIII III. Burns; NicoPresl
Dents, Richard c. Walsh, james Il. EasSon. GershOn N
Herman Joseph W. Firth, and Albert T. Crowley; Sec
fstares, VIM H. Lewis, Patrick McGrin, and Joseph A.
Win. &. Long and Sylvester keogh. Committee
appointed to a more central meeting and
te Association adjourned TO meet at the call OF the
tIaIr.