New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05


wagstaf and j. ]. Byrnes; atelnaies-smith f. Laney
Cadwslader Evans aud Daniel Williams. Resolutions
adopted nstructng them their influence to
defeat the nomination of Governor Robinson. -
At the Tammany Assembly Convention OF the lXth
James Fitzpatrick elected delegates. aud William
II. Dobbs, William Harvey and William Burnsater-
under no circumstances 10 vote for Lucius Robinson
ana recommending; them to vote for General William
The XXIId Assembly District Tsmmsny Convention
"wednesday evening elected J. McQuade, j. Buck and
John r. Mcdonald; altornatcs-Edward g. Sheehy,
Jacob A. Cantor and Jacob Aureus. RESOLUTIONS were
adoped insfrncng the delegates TO prevent the
naiOu of Lucius Robinson aud TO vote against hun on
the first ana every ballot.
The lXth Assembly District Anti-Tammapy Conven'
ton "Wednesday evening elected j. Richardson. ". I
Smith and Timothy Shea; alierns,es-James n, W:
were adopted nstrucng the delegates to vote Tor Luz
The Assembly District Conventions elect delegates
20 the Democratic state Convention were held last even
ng In each of he twelve districts into which, unoer the
new Aproriionmeut bill Kings County Is dINueu.
Each disrcr ncng allotted three delegates the county
last evening we're elected without discussion II is be-
eved that Governor Robinson viii BE- their hrst choce
The following are the delegates elected last evening
Isl District james Dunno, Edgar NJ Cullen, EDWARD
Thornmll
IIId Dlsrict-Jacob Y. Bergen, John Hanley, Charles
Ivth Dstrc;John NJ. Clancy. Samuel ID. Morris, Den
yin Dislrci-Thomas Foran. John Curran, James
Win Thomas Kcnna. Dennis Short, Michael
win Dlsrict-Herman L. Guck. George s. Crawford,
Andrew Beck.
VlIIth Distr1ct-Hcnry Metzpger. John A. Connolly.
XII Distrct-wiIllam G. Kingsley Rodney .Thursby.
XIII Dstrict-Jchn Delmar. Robert Furey John McIn-
Xnh Distrct-Thomas NJ. Riley. John c. Jacobs.
Brewster kissam.
Kiln DisincI-Bcrnard Midas, Cornelius Ferguson,
Michael Fmecan.
PROM COUNTRY DISTRICTS.
OVERHEAD, l.. l., Sept. AT the Suffolk
County Democratic Convention held here to-day. ii. A.
Reeves, j. Lawrence smith and Elijah Griswod were
elected delegates the state Convention by acoama-
ton. All three favor the denomination OF Governor
Robinson. resolution approving GOyernor hODinsous
administration was adopted
HUDsoN, y. Y, Sept. 1.-THE Greene County
delegates T. the Democratic state Convention are A. T.
Jones, G. G. Peck and Winsow case.
NEwBURG, X. y, Sept. 1.-THE delegates
Ist District of Orange County TO the Syracuse
Convention are j. J. s MEG oskcy County Judge Chas.
+. Brown and Jno. f. Mason.
MIDpLETOwN, n. Y, Sept. 1.-The Democrats
Of Id District o. Orange County, assembled here to-
day and elected the following delegates TO the Convention
n, Syracuse: Geo. W Greene, r. ]. Lyon md ID. c.
iusenberry they go unpedgcd hut are understood 10
be opposed to Governor Robinson
WHITEHALL. n. Y, Sept. 4.-James Spen-
Ger, LYMAN Hall ana socun Il. Norton have been
elected delegates the Democratic state Convention
from The Hi District of Washington County They are
instructed indorse Governor Robnson's renomina-
ZION, ana 10 ltstub hhHlc VI 'AubhoS iV'
Heucnant-GoNernor.
UTICA, n. Y, Sept. 4.-The Delegates from
Madison County 10 the Democratic State Convention
are sydney I. Fairchld, Merritt Lyon and Dr. Gilbert
Birdsell
TROY, n. Y, Sept 4.-The delegates to the
Democratic state Convention from the I'D District
of Rensselaer, County are Moses warfen Charles Dauchy
ana Edgar :. Reynolds They favor Governor Robinson
NOISY DEMOCRATS ON STATEN ISLAND.
The Democrats of Richmond County Is. ~,
held their Convention yesterday at Tompkinsve. with
the Hon. Erastus Brooks chairman. After brief
speech from Mr.. Broozs the roll called and 1t was
found that there were contested delegations In
eudeavorng settle the matter hard words were freely
used by the contestants and 1t feared that they
would come TO blows.
"You stuffed the ballot, rascali" shouted one
" You're - liar !" was the reply.
With great difficulty the chairman made himself heard
and the matter settled. In the by ignoring
the protest altogether aud In tho other by adopting
compromise The Hon. Erastus Brooks was then elected
by reclamation first delegate 10 The State Democratic Con-
Veution at Syracuse September 10 and upon ballot
being taken George Bechte and John q. Vaughn were
also elected delegates, with stephen b. Stevens Larry
G. Dempsey aud &. q. Ellis as alternates.
Tweny-nlne delegates, one from each election dlstrlc
were then chosen represent the county at the coming
senatorial Convention of tie lst Senatorial District
From beginning 10 end the convention was In confusion
ard disorder. ana AT one tlne the cnhlrinan seeueu
.N.a fnufg. m. IN nlGf air