The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-29

DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES.
The following delegates to the Albany Convention
were elected In this city last evening"
TAMMANY
Fourth District. -Delegates-James McBarne James
Il Mulry and Thomas Shies Alternates-John Gal
win, John Henry Mccarthy and William Corrgan.
r Ei.h p. M.sS. hhn,y a1mS!:on
Thomas Began, Potter A. Crawford and Amos j. Cum
minga
cent c. King aud Horatio NJ. Twomblcy. Aiiernaies,
Edwin Dew smith t. Lano and Joseph r. Lawrence.
Ninetssnth District polegntes-Thomas o'calla-
ghan, Thomas Dunlap, Thomas q. E. Ecciesinc
Ahernates- David l. Bakor, +. +. hagnn, Benjamin
r. fairchd
Twentieth District elcgates-R. p. Flower VIII.
lam H. Quiuccy and Ambrose Moncii. Alternstcs--
Matthew Nesbtt, Henry stiner aud James J. Cooley.
I ASrf-rAMhANy
First Dis,rst.-M 9. Murphy, Amos J. Cummings
Morris Stack. Aternaies--Michael Halpine, Edward
Brodcrick. Dennis Crowley.
Stephen j. Turnbull Aternatcs-John Purcell Bcr-
nard Ranft and Charles velbingeE
Sixth District.-Delegatos--Henry T. Lynch, August
Klelnman, Michael Healy Alternates-Morri A. edo
Vreos, John Miiien, Michael Conlon.
Aea NcDonaid and John IL whitmore Alternate,
Horny g. McEvoy. William L. A. BIRD and Daniel Nc
Cabe
Ninth District.--Dele gates--Hsnry Adams, Timothy
Shea and Edward T. Garrett, Jr. Alternates-W lila IN
e. Allen William IL wnkiuson aud john X Corria
Tenth District -Delegatos-Josoph +. Strack, Thomas
Kroups and Malcolm Campbell Alternatcs-Joh Inn
O'Mahonoy, John Clark and Charles EngelhardI
Thirteenth District -Delegatos-John G. Hyatt,
John Franz and Bernard Cregan. Alternates-
H. Dimock, r. j. Hart and q. r. Springfield, Jr.
Eighteenth District -Dclesatcs-Jaines o'srcn, DR..
G. H. Magnus and W. b. Shields Aitcrnates--Jcre
miah Murphy, II. Schoneld and John White.
The regular democrats In Kings county last evening
elected the following delegates to the State Convex.
tion -
First Disadvantages N. Cullen, Hugh Mclaughlin
ana James Dillon
Van AuAn
Laughn and John Pyburn.
Fourth District.-J J. Belgian, N. J. Benpctt and
Johu Greene.
FIN District Thomas 81. Rely, p. J. Doyle and J.
f. Piorce.
Eighth Dls,rct-James Langan, John S. Douglas
Ninth Observation-Disclosures Nissan, Robert Furey
and Michael Finnegan.
The delegates from Suffolk county, Long Island are
Henry X Reeves, Theodore W. Smith and John K.
Reid Alternates-Charies 4. Roe, Gilbert II. Cooper
and Henry g. scudder
The following arc the delegates from Lewis county
to the Democratic State Con vention:--D C. West, q.
MoNrcELLo n. Y, Sept %, 1871
The sullivan County Democratic Convention to day
tion George W. Rockwell, 4. A. Niven and q. "
Bcebc. Tho Convention passed a resolution indorsing
Governor Robinson and in favor OF James Mackin,
OF Dutchess county, for State treasurer
Tho delegates favor new ticket.
CoorRRsrowS, ". T., Sept %, 1871.
The following have boon chosen as delegates 10 tho
Democratic State Convention Samuel H. shaw Or.
George Merritt and Samuel II. Grant Tncy are un-
encountered with Instructions as to policy
WArKRrowy, N ". Sept g. IT'LL
The First Assembly District Democratic Convcn-
ton, Jefferson county, to-day elected Hon. Allen c.
Beach, Lew H Brown aud g. b. r. whippe as state
delegates.
RESOLUTIONS In favor OF new ticket and Allen C.
Beach Tor Secretary OF State unanimously
passed
oswEgo. N. Y, sepO rs, 1871
The Second district OF Oswego county sonds G. G.
Braed ID. l.. Wood and Felix Rice to tho Democratic
State Convention. They iavor new State ticKet
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Sept -, 1877.
Tho following are tho delegates to the Democratic
State Convention from tho Second district of Mon
roe:-Wiilam H. Tracy. Frederick Cook and George
Raines They we're instructed to vote Tor Mr. Ranes
or Attorney General