The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-19
THE HAPPY FAMILY.
The Names Of Some Of tho Gentlemen whs
have been selected to go to Saratoga.

have been selected to go TO Saratoga.
The Custom House Republicans enacted
the roaring farce entitled primary elections last
evening. The delegates chosen go to the Sara
toga Convention unpledsed. But as most Of
them are Federal ofncenolders and we're mem-
bers Of the ofnceholders' legion that went 10
Cincinnati to shout for Senator Conkling, they
may be expected to do his bidding In the State
Convention. Among tho delegates are Custom
House weisher Mike Burns, ex- Mayor Opdyke,
Deputy United States Mash al John Robinson,
District Attorney Phelps, internal Revenue
Collector Thomas Friedsam. eI-Consressmsn
psirer, the Rev. Henry Highland Garrett, eI- Col
lector hos. Murphy District Court Clerk Mike
Greg n, United States District Attorney Bliss,
Custom House Johnny Olirlen. Police Justices
kasmirs and F!amncr, Post once station Su-
pefinIendent Hgen gardner, the Hon Thomas
I. Acton, Sut efutendent Of tue Assay Once.
Internal Revenue Collector Joe Archib I'D. Al.
dermen pinckney. Hess, and Rowland, Custom
Jimmy lhpmpsOn, Emigrati) IN Com missiou uer
Georse starr, District Court Clerk Henry q.
Post once clerk Rober. G. McCOrd, Register in
bankruptcy Isaac Dayton. j. Schuyler Crosley.
Capt IN OF the COnkung Legion, Col. Charles 5.
Spencer, ana MIR. Edwin NJ. stoughton.
Eiwood r. lh0rnes anii-Custom House Re-
puOlcans, Bill Hawss Independent Repuoli-
cans, AMI the gilt-edged kepupiicans who form
the Reform CluD, led by ex-Jud 20 Emott and
the Hon. john Guy. having Deen debarIed the
privilege OF voting at the Custom House prina-
ries, held primaries Of their own, and elected
delegates who are to contest the oflceholders'
Iignt TO seats the Convention. Among the per-
cons selected are many distinguished citizens OF
this city aud some ex oflceholders and several
VINO are willing TO serve tncif country. So few are
the Republicans Ia the lower dis.r who are
opposed to the Custom House machine that
most OF the delegates chosen to represent those
districts live elmer In the country or in the
more ristocr tic section OF the city. Gen. ohm
A. Dix, who lives on Long Island. Is elected from
the FIRST District. aud Elliott r. Snepard Of East
Forty fourth street from the Second District.
DR.. william IA. Maxwell Of East thirty eighth
street Is to represent tue Fourteenth Ward.
aud Mr. Henry l.. D lrrett OF Fifth ayenue will
speak for his Constituents OF the Seventh ward.
Mr.. Francis A. Flood OF Madison avenue IL u del-
egate from the Eighth Ward, and Sir. !. Lanadon
| Ward from the hirteentn Ward. Francis X.
| 1hurter and Henry NJ. raber OF West
Twelfth street will represent the Germans Of
the Tenth Ward. MIR. David DOws OF twenty
third street and Mr. LegrAni Il. Cinnon of
Mestches.er County will contest the seats OF
! the Custom House delegates from the Ninth
W.rd Mr.. FrInklin ii. Deiauo, of Madison av-
enuc, and Mr.. Dorman Is. Eaton, OF twenty
ninth street, are among the delegates selected
In the Seventeenth ward, and eX-J Idge EnOtt,
OF New Rochelle, will act as tue delegate OF tho
Reform RepIulicans OF the Eleventh Ward.
The Reform dele tates are under TODD To he un-
pledged, but VIII support anybody To beat Sen-
ator CJukling ana his candidate for Governor.