The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-30

raiy. Also Apram s. Cassidy 20 the Judicial convcn-
lion.
Tho following resolutions wcro unanimously adopted
by The Conventon:-
Resolved That heartily indorss Governor Kobnsos.
whose reform strict accord with the sisaes
OF tho constituency Of this Invention: So,
Relvsd Thai eeesnizing 81. soIlI.is Of ComD,rolisr
TH, =: sa.ss q M, @, state
Colonel J. T.. Jones, Hon. Charles Walker aud John
McDousail have been elected delegates Addison r.
state ticket. Governor Robinson Is indorssd
schenectady county sends samuel 7. BENEDICT,
John McEncros, Jr, and y. J. Van vranken.
Tho Chcmung county delegates are David B. I'LL,
H. II. Rockwell and H. IS. Young.
Cayura coun,y.-First di-trct-charIss 4. Coates,
Charles Surgcr and George = Caiy. Second District
Milo Goodrich, ", J. Baker and ". A. Haeer.
Frat Assembly District Aibany.-Erastus Corning,
Fred Andes and James Ogsbury
The delegates from the First district OF Qusons
county are:-Parke Goodwin, OF North Hampstead;
Oyster Bay Alternstes -Bcnjan,u W. Downing,
solomon $ Townsend and William s. Haydock. The
delegates are instructed present name OF john
j. Armstrong present County Judge OF Queens county,
candidate Tor Attorney General aud tho Hon. Alton
G. Beach for Secretary OF state Whi'ehead II. Van
Wyck OF oyster Bay, Is delegate 10 the Judiciary Con.
vcnton.
The following delegates from this CITY wero elected
Third District.-James }. Sicvin, VIM X. Roberts,
Michael Burke. Altornates--owcn Cavanagh, Peter
Putt. Friucis Monahan.
First District muller facfOn).-Henry Campoeii,
Nicholas Muller, Thomas +. Smith. Administrations
T.. Ryan, Hugh Dalton, Timothy Monohan.
Ninth Dlstrc.-J }. German, Samuel A; Lewis
BENJAMIN +. vosburrh Altcrnates-samuol conover,
Peter +. Noe, William H. Dobos.
Seventeenth District Frederick smytb, Henry A
smalley. William d. Finley Alternatcs-Edward
schwcyer, Michael Deane James !. Martin.
Fourteenth Assembly District.-Bsrnard Riley, John
burg, Pairicx burns, Conrad GermsasL
sixteenth District. Edward Cooper, John Cisghorn,
James y. Higgins. with power TO MI vacancies
TI-rA
Twelfth Dis,ric.-Tcler Dowc, Joseph Koch, Dan,c
Hanly. Aitcrnatcs--Chrstian Suffer, Louis Cohen,
Nineteenth Dlstrcl-Roswcll d. Hatch Charles Il.
simm., A. Friedan. Atefnates-J J. CLANCY, Janus
Fourth District -kodnoy S. Branch, Louis IL Dor.
scher BENJAMIN Winnie. Alicrnatcs--David Kelly,
John shcchan Thomas Brady.
KINGS COUNTY iSpErEN DgNr pELEGArEs
Tho indr pendent democrat'c or Slocum delegation
elected from Kings county 10 attend the state Convon
ton to be held NJ Albany on Wednesday next. Is CON-
Fra. Di..rct.--Dancl Bradley. Roger A. Pryor.
second DstncL-J. c. Cooper. Charles Plcnslauce.
Albert y. Smith.
Third Distriot.--Jarvis Fitzpatrick, John Cunning
Fourth DistricL-N. McGrcgor steel, Charles S. En-
Fifth Distrct.-Honry w. SlocuD, james W. Ridge.
way, Harry Farrinrton.
sixth District Walter l.. Livingston. John c. Kelly
Seventh Distric.-R. N. Van vrankon, George r.
Hamilton Patrick Clark.
ElSntH DlhulCt-IuhTIcS H. huhu ucorxc W hlug6
land, Isaac Morley, Jr.
Ninth District Francis Hopkins A. Van wyck,
George v. Brewer
This delegation will contest the claim OF the regular
or Mclaughlin delegates recognition by the Convcn.
ton, and u Is SAID that in 50 doing thcy will obtain
the support OF Tammanv.
The members of Tho Kings County lndcpcndent
Democratic, Slocumitc General COMMITTEE net last
night Tor tho purpose OF ENDORSING tho olcction OF
the delegates. Asscmblyman Dan Bradley offered "A
resolution to tho elect that II tho sonso OF tho
meeting that tho delegates 10 Albany DO Instructed
to advocate tho nomination of entire new State
ticket A lengthy discussion ensuod upon the sub
Jec and tho matter finally referred 10 the dclo-