New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25

| BROOME COUNTY FOR GOVERNOR ROBINsON.
! BNGHAMToY, n. Y, Aug. 24.-The Repub-
lcan Convention Yesterday chose tue Hon. L. C. Ner
sereau o. j. Pratt Luke Dickson. General John Rob
nson D. H. H)tchkiss and L. c. Katte delegates to
the State Convention. They not instructed, but
In favor of General John c. Robinson for Governor
The delegates to the Senatorial Convention are the Hon
! o. w. Chairman. John Raw Clarke, i. A. Keller, NJ ID
Brqnday, A. Il. Park. and g. ". Dunn. TBey were IN
struced to support the denomination OF The Hon H. w.
| Halbert.
SPLIT IN ERIE COUNTY.
| BUFFALO, Aug. 24.-There was a split in the
Ist Assembly District Republican County Convention
erday and two Of delegates to the State Convention
elected The regular nominees Michael j. DonO
var Richard Evans IT, and Daniel sullivan. andi is said
they Viii vote for sherman Rogers for Governor The
other set of delegates cJmpOs o! Lemue L. Croker
William Little aud Milton Wilder. They Instructed
| TO vote for sherman ;. Rogers.
POMEROY SUPPORTED 81 CAYUGA COUNTY.
AUBURN, n. Y, Aug. 24.-The Republicans
OF the LIST Assembly District OF Cayuga County nom-
mated II. d. Ferris for member OF the Assembly, nd
c. Dwight ". b. Woodn w. o. Halsey and George J..
Post as delegates TO the Republican state Convention.
The delegates are favorable to Mr. Pomeroy for Gov
ernOr.
NO INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN IN sTEUBEN
BATH, n. Y, Aug. 24-The following dele
gates Republican State Convention from the lat
District County have been chosen: George
r. Sutherland. Jonathan Rable Franklin ID. Sherwood
and W. W. Capron They will go without instructions
The delegate, 70 the Repub lean Senatorial COnvcn
ton from the XXVIltn District are l.. ID: Hodgman'
George II. Parser, Henry Schy and ;. Il. Lyon. They
will vote for the Hon. Ira Davenport the present ill.,
cumbent
THE ORANGE DELEGATES FOR Mr.. CORNELL
NEwBURG, n. Y, Aug. 24.-The Ist Assem-
bly, District OF Orange County has elected following
delegates to the Republican state Convention: jeremiah
Drew James H. Goodale william d. Dckey ami Frank
W BazzJul Tney are unnstruced but are III favor OF
Mr.. Cornell.
THE CHAUTAUQUA DELEGATES UNRESTRICTED.
NASHVILLE, n. Y, Aug. 24.-The delegates
to the Republican Convention from the District
OF Chautauqua County are The Hon. w. i. Sessions,
WIN. T. Morton, the Hon. c. z. Ingerso and Pain
NJ. Miller. c. r. GngersOh received the unanimous
nomination IS candidate for member Of the Assembly
The delegates from the Id District to the State Couven
ton arei The Hon. r. +. Feuton, r. A. Osmer, J. r.
Wi iams, Harvey kius and NJ. NJ Fenner. the dele
District are said TO favor ex-senator Fenton.
SARATOGA AND SCHENECTADY FOR sTARIS.
SARATOGA, Aug. 24.-The lst District dele
gates to the Republican State COnyenton-George Vest
T. 8. Yomgove and c. A. Wadron-wlll support John
H. starn for Governor. The Senatorial dc egates
for the denomination Of Senator Web
scHESfCTiDY, Aug. 24-The Schenectady County del
stamfor, Daniel +. Mcqueen and Ira Brownell. They
were instructed to support Mr.. star1n.
TWO DELEGATES FROM PUTNAM COUNTY.
CARMEL, N. Y, Aug. 24.-The delegates
from Putnam County to the Republican State Conven-
ton are the Hon. Hamilton Fish, r., aud Mr. W. W.
Everett.
FIRST DISTRICT OF wEsTCHEsTER.
The Republicans OF the Gst Assembly District Of West
chester County as constituted under the new appor-
tionment comprising the towns OF Greenburgh, Mount
Pleasant and YOnkers. held their District Con-
yention to select delegates to the State, Con-
gressional and Senate Conventions at Dobbs
Ferry, Saturday afternoon IL proved to be
the most nharmonious gathering OF Republicans
known for many years. The Yonkers delegates,
in nrubp
held a caucus, as they said, for the purpose
of filing any vacancies in the delegation In accordance
with the constitution and custom OF their organic on.
The movement was. however, looked upon with some
gates numbering sixteen, and they insisted on holding
caucus decide upon some course co counterfeit any
Deliberations continued beyond the hour appointed
irIitated the Yonkers delegation who were evidently
intent smashing the slate made up by the others
EtIelbert Beiknap, OF YonKers called the convection
10 order, and then, after authorizing Mr.. Kelley of
YOnkers to act as his proxy, left for seaside resort
Benson Ferris, r OF Geenburgh WAS elected chairman
of the convention After the usual preliminary pro
ceedings OF such bodies, Mr. D. Q; Bradley suggested
that would be well TO be advised what each delegate
had been doing IN caucus, remarang nat an
unusual course had been pursued. lie moved
upon. The Yonkers delegation commended that
the three towns be called upon IN alphabetical order
to report the action of their respective delegations IN
caucus Mr. Bradley expressed the opinion that sIcn
ing and moved that the whole matter lie the table,
and the convention should proceed 10 select three
|
kers, insisted upon the towns being called upon to re-
port 10 convention what they had done In caucus,
and charged Mr. Bradley with nconsstenoe In his
course.
Mr. Bradley's resolution 10 lay the whole subject on
and proceed to the election OF delegates to the
state Convention carried. The folio owing persons
were proposed delegates, and the east for each
one was indicated O.. Hilton SCribner Yonhers, 2Ji
d. NJ. Raymond Greenburgh, 20; William H. Mactar-
lane, Nonkers, II ID. o. Bradley Greenburgh, 10 Al.
fred Romer Mount Pleasant IL. The three first named
were then declared be- the delegates chosen and
authorized 10 appoint their aternates In of be-
ing unable TO attend the convention personally judge
Robertson is understood to be the first choice or the
delegation.
The delegation chosen to attend the Congressional
Convention j. Maillard and Benson Ferris IT,,
| OF Greeuburgh Levi Merritt. OF Mount Vernon;
George W. FaInham aud L. VI. Thompson, Of YOnkers.
The delegates chosen 10 represent tue district IN the
Senatorial Convention Jacob AchcruIau, of Mount
Pleasant; d. o. Bradley and William OtOl, OF Green
burgh; ana Hsnry g. Archer aud william II. Guernsey,
of Yonkcrs, favorable o the nomination Oh General j.
". Hustled state senate.
Toe chairman appointed JOhl W. Oliver OF YOnkers,
j. Mailard OF Greenburgn, aud James s. See DE
tIlct Committee.
WHMINGTON DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
WILMNGTOY, Del, Aug. 2L-Ihe Demo
Gratis cay th- afternoon nominated Harr, sharp
les Cty Treasurer, and Guthrie for president