New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
NEW-YORK.

TIE YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
AN APPEAL FOR HARMONIOUS ACTION
The Executive Committee of the Young
Mems Republican state Association have issued the
following address:
To the RcpuLicans Of The state Of Ne,r York: An cleo
ton of mopcntous importance ia approaching and the
time for preparation is already at hand. Recent events
including the frichtul disclosures Of municipal corTup
ton have revealed to the people the dangerous tendon
c,cs of Tammany rule, and have aroused u pnDhc
sentiment which puts victory within our g'arp Never
the OF party more important to the welfare
whole State, Republican triumph presents tie
only means Of the reform loudly called for The people
are fully alive to this state of facts and the result only
made doubtful by lack of harmony in our own ranks At
this time, when We have special reason to present
united front to the enemy there danger OF our strength
being ftered away by the sensecss strife between the
pasans of rival leaders and by the Efforts OF those who
would prematurcy force "a discussion OF the claims OF
Presidential candidates upon the people this year The
great body of the Republican party has no sympathy
WITH and takes no interest i'll these dNiiOnS which are
fostered and directed by comparatively snan number
profos politicians in the various counties OF tie
State.
Upon approaching state Convention really depends
the result of the campaign II well conducted ana mar
monous If 1t I've true to the party as whole, and not
10 section of 1t If it udiciousy reconciles conflicting
interests and presents ticket Of undoubtcd worth,
and acceptable TO ALL victory Is sure. But tIat
this end may be accomplished, the delegates composing
it must OF commanding character, purest patriot
ISM and large ability. We CALL then. upon the patriotic
masses of the party personally to attend the PRIMARY
Meetings and District Conventions and to that none
are elected as delegates TO this State Convention Dnt
those who are sterling Republicans-not dstinctlvely
Grant men, Greeley men, COnkling men, or Fenton men
but Republicans, owing no political allegiance save 10
the party at large Of character, influence, ana
ability having personal ends to serve and no ohect
10 attain the welfare and success of Republican prn
ciples With Convention formed OF such materials
wise counsels will prevail harmony lie csabllshcd and
success at the polls be assured.
sept. Is, 1871.
NOTES on TIE REPUBLIAN CANVASS.
The following additional nominations for
Assemblymen have been made by the Republicans: ia
District Of Cayuga, Elijah F. Brown; Greene Isaac My
gait LIST District of 81. Lawrence, Darius A. Moore
At the Republican County Convention, held
in Rome yesterday the Hon. S. S. Lowcry of Utica was
nominated for State Senator the Hon. A. H. Bailey OF
Rome for County Judge, Mr.. j. s. Avery of Clinton Tor
Surrogate and Mr. D. c. stoddard of Utica for District
Attorney strong resolutions Wffe nilahl f ny
adopted approving Of me Admnisia,i"n a., OF Gen
Of Congressman Roberts The proceedings were uhih
terrupted.
The Chemung County Delegates to the State
Convention consist Of two supporters Of Senator Fenton
and one OF Senator COnkng. Two active partsaDs Of
the latter Senator viz Col Thrston and Senator Ncks
badly beaten. The EiDird Gd-eW, the editor or
which attended the County Convention SAYS that the
friends of Gov. FcntOn evnced greater Willingness TO
cOncate and harmonic than did the friends vi Senator
Conking"
The following are additional names of dele
gates to the State Convention: Cdyugd COnty-I1d Dis
tiet-John 8. Fowler A. l.. sisson, j. B. Strong b. A.
Fordice. Greene County-Tbeodore c. Teas c. C. Peck
George Nichols. Franklin Couny-P II Shields, W. d.
j, A. stuil s. C. Chiids, John McGi 81 La,crense Coun
fy-Ist District-Georee NJ. Gleason, NJ L. Laughin, N
Ii. Lyle, 5. n. Sherman.
The Montgomery County Republicans, at
their recent Convention, adopted resolution which con-
denim the Tammany thieves and the official thieves Of
their county, and approve Of the Administration of
President Grant as debtpaying, taxredncng Admin
istraton. Messrs. John C. Smith, VIM X Chapman,
gates to the State Convention. The Convention pre-
scented the Of the Hon. VIM Clark of Fort Plain to
the State Convention as candidate Tor Canal Cenms
slOner.
The lid Assembly District of Queens County
Convention was held at Jamaica, yesterday. On motion.
the of Hampstead and Jamaica were Instructed to
their delegates, and the delegates from Newtown
and Long Island City 70 he chosen by the Convention.
A. C. Henry Jamaica; ]. h. Cooper, Hampstead; james
NJ. WhitcOmb. Astoria, and Peter HasIam. Newt0wn,
Cogswel Jamaica p. A Davidson, Hampstead AMI
Frank Blackwell of Long Island CITY, were chosen to the
Judiciary Convention.
The Republican electors of the towns of
Queens County held their primaries Monday evening
last, and chose delegates to the District Conventions
held at jamaica yesterday and the 10 be held AT
Roslyn to-day The primaries well attended,
and at Hampstead considerable excitement was
manifested. The Administration party elected
their delegates by large majority and
passed resolutions criticisng Tamnsny Hail.
expressing their confidence in the present Adminsra
tion and urging John A. King for State senator
At the Ist Assembly District primaries similar reso
lions were adopted. The Jamaica primary however, de
cared for Gilbert Dean, esq. OF Richmond County, who
ran ahead of his ticket two years ago III the election for
the same position. The Hon. VIM EicOll Of suffolk Co..
is also strongly urged for the same Office.
1t seems to be the impression that Mr.. Web
ster Wagner will be candidate for the Senatorial
nomination in the XVIII District Ybe name Of John
Mcdonnell 1t IL stated, will be presented by the Mont
gomery delegation and HE nomination is deemed prOba
ble Mr. Mcdonnell IL President Of @ bank at AmsteT-
dam, and was recently q large manufacturer there.
Though he been engaged In business pursuits all his
life he has been prominent for many In the Repub
can councils Of his county a9d bis integrity nqnes
toned He has held with honor various positions OF pub
lie trust and his nomination. provided II unifes the Re
pubcans Of the district would he one emneny NJ TO 10
made
The Senatorial Convention Of the XVl1th
District embracing the counties OF st. Lawrence and
Franklin, will he held at Potsdam junction to-day. The
Hon. Wells g. Dickinson Of Franklin will be nominated
by scclamation st. Lawrence having had the Senator
for ten years out Of twelve comedies the nomination to
has served for four years with dlsungMshsd
ability aud credit, is not in the neld; MT DICK,
insOu ia the unanimous choice Of Franklin. ana VIII
be heartily accepted by the entire district Two years