New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
DELEGATES FOR SARATOGA.
RESULTS OF THE PRIMARY RLECrIONs-MR. COR
NELL HAS A Ia~CF NAJORITY

Inc delegates 10 the 0epuDncan state Con-
vention which ia TO be held in Saratoga Wednesday
next, elected In this city last night Most OF the
elections took place at the headquarters of the sew
eral Assembly District Associations and all were
quietly conducted. In several OF the districts there
was a contest for the control Of the delegations.
the most prominent delegates elected were Ex-Governor
Edwin ID. Morgan. who chosen by the XItb District
and Thurlow Weed, who chosen by the XVth
District General Chester A. Arthur was elected
delegate in the XvIIIth District, General Daniel
E. sickles In the Ist District; ex-CongressDan
John d. Lawson, Fire Commissioner Van Cott. and
Police Justice Morgan, from the With Districts John J
o'Brien superintendent of the Bureau Of Elections
from the With District; ex-Judge Dlttenhoeter,
Commissioner Hess, and Congressman Levi P.
Morton, from the XXIst Dstnct Assembly
man Langbein, from toe XXIIId District; ex-senator
Lsmbeer from the VTth District and Jacob NJ Patter-
son. jr Clerk OF the Board of Aldermen, from the Xh
District 1t is stated that Congressman Morton will de-
cline the office of delegate from the XXIst District as
his friends urging him candidate for Governor
The delegation as whole is mainly In favor OF the
nomination of A. B. Cornell for Governor There Is some
difference OF opinion to the proportion OF Mr..
CornelPs supporters and opponents. HIS bitterest
opponents, however, do not CLAIM that more
than OF the 90 that viii be cast by the New
York delegation their control The hostile votes
1t is said will from the lid, IXtp
XIih, XIIth. XIVth, XVIII XYIlth XXIld,
and XXIvth Districts. The friends OF Mr.. Cornell
are much gratifed by their es from the interior as
to the political complexion OF the delegates far
elected the convention. Al 10 o'clock last evening
nave elected altogether 326 delegates. or this nnn-
Der 1t is claimed that 2OS are favorable to Me- Cornes
! nomination. This leaves l26 the number Of dele
gates yet to be elected most OF whom are to be chosen
to-day and the balance Monday. OF these Mr. Cor
nes friends confidently expect that majority viii be
favorable to his nomination
The Information that has been obtained as to the
standing OF the Brooklyn delegation confirms the report
80 for Cornell d6bta iCF The RoS[s23 de Er
CATION Is believed to about 45 for ACOrnell.
10 for Robertson, and doubtful. Few of the delcga-
tons from the Assembly Districts received any irect
Instructions Below is list of the delegates and alter
lat Distnct-Genera Daniel E. sickles and Charles H.
Tranor. Aternates: Michael W Burns samuel g. Burns
art Aiternates: Morris Friedsam and Frank McGrane.
| lid District-TbOmas H. Riley ana j. Dougherty.
| JVtb Dstrict-E. smith Newins and william Neither
! colt Aernates John Dwyer and Charles VI. Newins.
| Vth -Reg,dar-AOraham Lent, John N. Brady
! and DE witt c. Wheeler. Atematcs-Robert Black,
Daniel Mooney and Francis Rose. ,,.,,, -
! Vtu DIsrict-C ContesttnGIJoIn DE Vries william o.
Irving and f. A. knebe; Alternats George W. Belts,
Jonathan ID. Post aud Wolig2ng kufI1er - g..
| Win DistrIct-Willlam II. Lambeer and Francis Sny-
der. Allernates John simpson and Isaac Knapp
Win Disirici,John d. I@Tsos. Cornelius y99 Cott,
| ternates: James Clancy James IL. Stevens. Thomas
ylIfh D,trict-Ro6ert g. McCord, Bernard Revoke
| and John j. O'Bren Alternates Frederick finck,
| Louis Jackson aud Charles Schaf.r.
| XIII District-George +. Werklee, Matthew Kane,
Jeremiah Pang6urn and George B. Deane 1r; Alter,
| w
Kin Dstric;"Jscob NJ Patterson &c. Ferdinand Ed
| man aud Ferdinand Fhrhart. Alternates: Charles i.
| schoudclmerr Rudolph Rubens aud Ferdinand Drcyer.
| Xlth Distrc; Edwin d. Morgan, Robert l.. Hamilton
Kiln Dstrisi-victor Heimberger and Archibald
Watts Alternates Frederick Walters aud Thomas L.
xiTIth Distnct-Charles Bacue. Alexander NJ; C.
9@fes Jonn r. Wright Peter Macdonald John f. Kinds
XVIII Dlstrict-John II. Brady and Bruno w. Berger.
Alteruates William XIX and William +. DAILY
XVIII District-Thurlow Weed. William NJ Montgom-
! Murray L. A. Dllenbcck and John II rr
XVIII Distr1ct-Michael Cregan and Edward $. Goss
| Alternates Richard NJ. Lush and William 1obn.
! XVIIth Districts. n. oimonson, H. +. Finley and
Il bert Gordon. Alternates: Louis Brenner, Joseph
XViiIfh Dsirict-Cnester A. Arthur Bernard Biglln
| aad Robert Ellis Alernates James NJ. Turner, John
! Wcitlaufer aud James X. CosgrOve.
XiXtn DIS rlc-Gsaoc o. Hunt and Luther Horton.
XIII strict-GeOrge Il. Van Brunt ana John Il. Flag
! ler Alternates Christopher Havicer and Jacob
XXist District-A. ]. Dttenhoefer. Jacob Hess and
| Lew r. Morton. Aernates: Granville r. Hawes, Au-
XXIfd Disrict-J c. Julius Laugbein and George W.
! Cooncy. Alternates Jacob Knobloch and Alfred q.
XXiIId Dstrict-Robert c. Brown. Boniamin Page
ano Jonn ID. Kinney AlteTnates: Henry h. Motley
| Samuel LlucKey and Donald MscLean.
THE SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT ELECTION.
The primary election of the XVlIth Assem-
bly, District Republican Association TO select delegates
TO the State Convention was held last evening, at tie
HEADQUARTERS Of the association, No. 34l West Forty
seventn-st One of the tickets had been prepared by
the Executive Committee appointed by the new organ
zaton The ticket bore the names of 5. n. simOnsOn,
| B. F. Finley and Robgrt Gordon for delegates, with
Louis Brenner Joseph r. Nalrn ana Charts Wlnmot a;
altornates Tue other ticket was prepared by the old
| had Itbe names OF Joel W. Mason, John Mcclure
aud James w. Perry, with George W. Cregier, g. V. K.
was agreed that the dispute between two commit
tees should be settled by the result OF the
| fns folIowing result: simonson, 242; Finley 242;
| Gordon pa; Mason. 233; Mcclure, 229; and Perry
| elected Although there considerable rivalry
hbited between the two factions perfect good humor
| was maintained
THREE DELEGATES FOR HIsCOCK.
WATERrowN, N. Y, Aug. 29.-The Ist
Assembly District Republican Convention here to-day
nominated the Hon. c. X. skinner for the Assembly by
acclamaton. The delegates to the State Convention
are j. Mullen, jr., L. 6. Ptkn, A. c. Kiby and H. p.
dunlap Taree are in favor Of Hiseock ana one @ ipr
| turb the harmony OF the party.
THE CATTARAUGUs MEN UNRESTRICTED.
LITTLE VALLEY, n. Y, Aug. 29.-The fol-
lowing were elected delegates to the Republican State
Convention from the lid District OF Cattaraugus: A.
E. Darrow A. W. Ferrin aud A. d. Lake. They are uu-
Instructed. j. NJ. Condor was nominated Tor the AS
PART OF THE ONEIDA DELEGATES
UTICA, n. Y, Aug. 29.-The delegates to
the Republican Convention from the uld oneida DIE
trct are H. d. Pixley rs. l. Waldo, j. A. Hills and K. e.
sayery They were directed present the of the
Hon. william b. Taylor for state Engineer ana sur
veyor.
ALBANY COUNTY DELEGATES
ALBANY, n. Y, Aug. 29.-The Republicans
OF the Let Assembly District have elected Austin NJ
Ford George W. shngerlapd and Richard b. Rock dele
gates TO the Saratoga Convention The Republicans OF
Inc lid Assembly District have chosen Charles l..
Smith, Addison a. Keyes, Hiram Grggs. Allston Adams
and 1homa~ Hyde.
FIVE REPRESENTATIVES, FROM DELAWARE