New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-18
POLITICAL NEWS
DELEGATES TO SYRACUSE.


RESULT or THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTIONS
IN THIS CiTY-EFFoRTs TO SECURE CONKLING
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN OTHER PLACES.
The Custom house Republicans held primary
elections last evening in the various Assembly Districts
In the city for the purpose of choosing delegates ana al
ternaes to the state Convention, which meets at syria
cuse March d. In anticipation OF vigorous efforts IN
tho Republican state Convention on the part OF George
william Curtis and Others opposed TO instructing the
delegates to the National Convention TO vote for Roscoe
Conkng orders Thursday night issued from the
Custom house headquarters in this city TO print at
tile head OF all tickets 10 BIZ voted at the primary
elections last evening, tho words, "For PRESIDENT,
Roscoe Conkling" II argued by those who favor
this scheme that very few OF the persons voting at the
primary elections would take the trouble to strike on
the words and hence those who should he elected could
go to the State Convention with the strong argument
that they nstruc ted to vote fayoroby to MI Conk
ling Several members OF the Custom house 0rganiza
ton urged that this defiance Of public OPINION
but they were listened with very little patience. The
Custom house leaders expect very warm discussion Oh
tie question Of instructing delegates to the National
Convention in favor OF Mr. Conkng, and will use every
effort in their power to carry this point
Very few OF the names OF the leading Custon-house
Republicans appear the tickets elected except az sub
s,tutes. Many OF those elected arc mere "dunmes,'
who viii appear a the Convention, and their places
will he taken by the Custom.house oHicehoders, who
will form large part OF the delegation. Tho following
the of the delegates and alternates elected
FfT.t BsIct-Delegates William Ort9n, salem H. wales !
s]1n% gpelerstes Norris Tessam Pierre c. Van
wyek; Alternate, D,nns shea Thoma. Blown ,o,, II
pasE Thomas s15y IT a fs%ns shook
Allernaies Henry Baushsr, 2; " Thompson. r.. y.,,.
william fR Giving g irving: seina,5 Leake James IL Lewis
ns Is9as isssS I:-g5 I an, Tds.
SOD e. volney kagi Aernates The Rev Henry High
Land Gs,n,! I@ sane qeas Ro w1P Alien v Pill
grim Charles scaper; Alternae-, John j. oben Johh ~
Nnm Jane, w Booth William aed
p'y .I S Sst r. s"4se a. as Ms%
7enm e,-Delega,es Henry H. Haieht Ferdinand
Ehrharr chafcs q sehond,imeer Aiternates PAp MAST
ItrcHm D's'nci- neerates, John J. Townsend William
@e.er Jsan H. w n.S s@ MIN i a2%" r AssR.Ss
T',I& u tc, D.iegates John parr Victor HcimOerser'
Ttbf>nfh district Delegates Charles { Sgencer Hugh
Garner; Isaas DAYTON Alisraas'' Samuel Baro'y John
iSnF,,ns bifrie'"p,eesies Joseph G Piuckney, VIM.
Hs@t%aP w sqf r WI Epn Christian p
Tici-r Dr " u. Rannty A'enstes. JohnJ Pollock Iho"'
S,r"Gam B'f5o delegates HurhJ Hastings Burr W
Gri.vold. Atsrns,ss, charles T. L. Io'me" Charles ~
Nr(ni,.an Disiric- Delegates stephen n. simon.on'
nai@ ION f S91a 1 Fs%, scr csrE F.
Sght.,aS ba,ia DELEGATES Thomas Mrty Horace s y
AliOn v. - ~. iIpna- u. - ct
Npef,sHfh IsfT lrgates Richard H. Greene GEORGE
NJ Van Mort Altern,tcs, Charles r. Brud"r. William H.
Brli,my.
T,rsntfrth Dfr-Deiegates George Opiyte, A. bitten
ho.,r Iaomas T.. James. All 'tnatos r. T.
Uo.kins Jacob iIe,, IsmCs Niiward Robert VI. Boyd .
ytr.fdrs Dsriet- DELEGATES, kuius l.. ing, Jas VI
Thomson Robt & brown Henry Welsh Alt IaioS Geo l..
Morgan r. CIasto Dem r. Brrs = Van De carr
Tho Rrpubi tEe 80 Assembly District of West
chester COUNTY. comprising IUnkcr,. Yves chester ana
the Twenty third and TYcnty:ou Wards %. this city,
held /. convention al ~. Johns Hoto + rdham, yes
t.rday afternoon The election for delegate to the Ton
yeuti0r nj syrsetIs. resulted a. follows:
mel Jut IL
60. nirrnato. Ueor - A. Jsc.son V. H. Green George A.
10 shaw.
The delegates instructed to oppose any motion 10
instruct tnc delegates 10 the National ,gnFehtuh 20
y".e ~ a unit FOR any particular candidate for the
Presidency.