New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
WEsTCHESTER LIBERALS.
THE COUNTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT AND COUNTY COMMIT

THE COUNTY Observation-Disclosures OF
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT AND COUNTY COMMIT
TEES.
The Liberal Republican Convention of West
chester County was held in the Orawaupum House at
White Plains yesterday, for the purpose Of forming
County Committee and Assembly District Committees.
The attendance was very large and almost wholly
composed. Of the leading citizens of Westchester.
The proceedings were earnest and temperate.
At p the assemblage called to order by the Hon.
sias D. Clifford, County Judge who called attention 10
the fact that vigorous action and hard work required
throughout Westchester County, that majority for
Greeley and Brown might be rolled up in November;
committees should be Immediately organized In the
county and towns and arrangements made to canvass
thoroughly every school district Judge Clifford then
nominated for Chairman OF the Convention, Edward f.
Sbonnard of Yonkers, who was unanimously elected.
Mr. sbo1nard in returning thanks, said that he was
heart soul for the success OF the Liberal movement
and the election Of Greeley and Brown. Joseph f..
swords of West Farms and Elisha p. Ferris OF White
Plains. were then chosen as Secretaries.
Upon motion OF Geo. p. Nelson OF Searsdale the
charmen OF the different delegations requested
present their credentials. The following towns were
Vtortnd.-Dane &C. Briggs Jane, H. Dent NJ Cary cbas
Mccgtsheo L. Ssymo1I Sla' Gosn,n Gee Eso jos L. Cook
Davd Downs Samuel Jennings Jas Wilkinson Jas
GTecnSufgh~J Iinson B. Love Thee B. Stephens N.
Mcatche Frank DAVIS RObt Meii Henry White Andrew storm
'I''vr IeWisboio~Erastu. E. Boutor Sandy Hlggn.
Morisana-Ss D. Clifford Rudolph Rosa Gustsy Lavy, John
Gleason G. E. Gates Casper Hsrneyer Dr. H. HenNood
Mount PessanP j. Jackson David Silver b. S. Rowe e. G..
DSsycsalsF NJ Carpenter E. B Law, J. Carpenter
SewRoceGeorge Ferguson, Thomas A. Carpenter Edmund
North Cstle-J C Ferguson. Edwin HOgtin. Ct =,
wsshbarhe james B. swain, John Gbney
sye~Noah TOmpns A. Harms D. A. Amber Henry Weeks
'1SsI 1Scsr.dsle-Georgs P. Nelson.
Westcbee~Henry Kid Albert H. Cock, v B. Watson Jane.
West Fsmsohn Hunt Joseph r. Swords Andrew B. crewtt
"%be w. P1pses Lew C. Plat Elisha Perr. Isaac Wright
Yo9Ee sho1Hrd ConTay Pl;e3 VIM Riley Allen TaE
Bel. Wm mcfarland, Geo Prison, Richard Harmon
After the roll had been called, the Chairman
tborized by the Convention TO appoint County Com,
mitee Of two each town, the suggestion Of
the respective town delegations The following Com
BedioI$-zoP1 caIgeats c CARPENTER cortl2nd-Tho.
nelson @ i W,%, S.T RsS3 f%9s !s5aS e.
T%o@by D. IL Hsylsnd Lewisboro-s G BOutOn Cyus Law
renee @ GasaTSs Levy Mt Psss1tD Rowe
f. j. Carpenter Newcasle-G b. Lane Francis Carpenter
baker EdSi4 Hopkins North Ssfssu;
Jared Peek TOmpsins searsdae-Gso Nelson some
Augustus Turner John Ovens KIDD A0T II
Psus-Legs G. Plat Elisha Fsrs forttog3-Jaines H. Curry
debate occurred as the propriey Of choosing dele
gates 10 the State Convention to be held at Syracuse
sent L. and the matter referred TO the respective
semby dele cations and of half an hour taken
Upon assembling the Chairman Of the Ist Assembly Dis
rct reported that they had chosen delegates TO the
State Convention the Hon. W. W. Niles, the Hon. Sias
d. Clifford and Edward f. shonnard; alter
Mates Henry Kidd, Gustavus Levy and 4. Emmett
Getty The lid Assembly District reported delegates
Lewis c. Platt Edmund j. Porter and Theodore Ste
vens aternates, Prof. John swinburne, John r. Ste
art Samuel TIJennings. The IId Assembly District de-
cded 10 allow District Convention TO choose their del
coates TO the State Convention.
Francis IArkin chosen temporary Chairman OF the
Countv Committee with power 10 call session at White
Nelson IT, Baker submitted the following, which were
unanimously adopted;
Utsr Couuty the nomination Of Horace Greeley aud
President aud VicePTesdeut OF these United staios
snd nle,ges ia members o their united support
~ Tl In Inc coming election will support candidates
~ ana focal 70 be favorable 10 the election
uddsi and Of the principles Of the Cincinnati Convention
s0Itfd ayOr Of ilson o All Tue opponents Of the
ureseut Administration a the coming election