New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

here to press the nomination Of Mr. Winfield in place Of
Mr Rapallo He sad as the New-York delegation had
he thought IT no more than fair that they should accord
to the Kings County Delegation that much Mr Rnges rsT
from Mr.. Nelson, declining nomination.
Mr. OGOrman spoke in behalf OF the nomination OF Mr
The Convention then proceeded to nominate the four
candidates for Associates. Martin Grover OF Aegany
William L. Allen Of Oswego; Charles A. Rapao OF New
York, and Rufus W. Peckham Of Albany were nominated
The vote stood as follows Allen, 2j w,nSsId rscshn. aq
Odeli, 70.
motion was made by Cen Thayer, that the first four
named of those having the highest votes be unanimously
noininated which was carried amid applause.
Mr.. Keenan, offered the following resolution
n GR R% A S1 % s s s a G s Dee as5 p;
dear, faithful to the Constitution. and true to the high oees % q ~ .
sn s Of h 5 purity gn and To sustain @ and
e character Of our highest Court strengthen 6uwOr Of the Con-
The resolution was adopted without dissent.
Mr. Van Allen OF schuyler offered series OF resolu-
tons. aud while that gentleman was reading them mo-
ton TO adjourn was made and was declared carried.
Cheers were given for the ticket and the Convention ad
Journed sine die.
ROCHESTER, April 27.-Large delegations of
Republicans have arrived in the city by the various
trains to-day and tonight, and more are expected to-
morrow morning Canvassing has been going on actively
during the afternoon and evening" but yet no slate has
been made up. For the organization stewart L. Wood
J, Folger for permanent President For Chief Judge,
II. r. selden of Monroe, aud John L. Talcott of Erie
named The following gentlemen are named for
Associate Judges A. s. johnson OF Oneida, Henry
HogeboOm of Columbia, Joseph Mullen Of Jefferson,
Charles Andrews Of OnOndaga, Charles Mason OF Mad-
SON. r. S. Hall of Essex, Charles j. Foger OF NewIoIk,
Ward Hunt declining any nomination Judge Mason, IL
is also given out, Will not accept the Chle1 Judgesp
TIE REPUBLICAN JUDICIAL STATE CONVENTION.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNBl
ROCHESTER,, April 27-11 p. m.-Many OF the
delegates to the Republican State Convention which con
here tomorrow have already arrived, and pre-
limnary caucus is being held. SO far the name
most prominently mentioned for ChiefJustce Is ex Lieut.
Gov Henry l.. Selden, and for Associates f. Darwin
Smith, present Judge Of the Supreme Court OF this Dis
trct, Judge Andrews OF Syracuse, Judge johnson OF
Utica and Judges Mason and Chas. J. FOlgcr
The recent charter election held in Portches-
ter resulted In the choice of the following village
officers For President Joseph G.. Fowler; trustees,
Wilired i. Purdy and William Ryan, treasurer, EuWlh
Horton; Collector, Christian Wenkenbach. Fifteen col
ored persons voted.
At the recent election in Jamaica, 41O votes
pOlled. The officers elected were: Trustees Lewis
L. FOsdick, Phillip p. Kissam, Howard PearsaI, ana
Daniel Smith; Clerk, PerpOnt Potter treasurer Jaes
j. BrintOn; Police Constable and Collector, Harvey row
superintendent of Streets, James Wright Overseer OF
Poor, Chas Berry. There was very ltue cAclteIhch1
and light vote was pOlled
Astoria elected the following officers: Trus-
tees James VI. Whitcom, w. X Tas lOr Chas LNns.iVI
las T. Bennett and Chas. w. Strang Clerk, Edwin Ms
As the new city OF Long Island City will soon be
in force and Astoria being one OF the Wards te inter-
est was felt in the election the officers Will only hold
Office for a short time.