New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
party for its financial policy and the success OF re
sumption will be presented in an emphatic way.
DELEGATES TO SARATOGA.


William Curtis of Castleton, was chosen chairman py
unanimous vote and opened the proceedings by bref
address, in which he spoke with emphasis or the inpor.
ance of the coming election. " The State Conventon'
said he will be perfectly harmonious as far as dues-
tious Of principle opinion concerned Governor
Robinson said the election will proceed entirely
upon State issues. but by the very nature OF our
system such thing Is impossible. New-iork
is the strongest State In the Union, ana i's
vote In the coming election will decide whetLer
not we have Republican President next term
| The Saratoga Convention of next wednesday will fore
tell destiny Of the Republican party for the neA
county at Saratoga William II. Van Name. OF North
ed George william Curtis OF CsseSn ANA Jnes
the delegates being accorded full power to I'LL any va
peGSed and their incnaons kve not been pub
c but ia thought that they VIII favor Judge Robert
Mr.. C Cornell @ staten Island wili be represented
AT the Senatorial Convention oy c; T. BARRETT BaaGem
q, Boardman and william NJ Mullen, en,ros! OF
". qsas Butts is" Of NorSneG m John A. Galloway
Bridgenan, OF Southheld; and Michael Conkllngoii
seSnoai 8,srSt 10 oy H Which Staten Island united
with the lower part OF Newyor City instead Of with
port Long Island the number OF delegates may be
hn arc TO adj TO heir number If neces
sary The convention was the largest and orderly
tIat has ever been known In the county ana II was
frequent remark of visitors that more intelligent BODY
OF men IL would be hard TO md.
DELEGATES FROM TIE IwENTY-FoURTH DISTRICT.
The XXIvth Assembly District Republican Associa-
tion held convention at fremont on Saturday, ana
elected George w. Thurber James f. Wells delegates
to the Republican State Convention. The aternates
Charles j. ellis aud Sas ID. Bostwick. Ahe dee-
gatiOn was pledged To Robertson
THE TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT FOR CORNELL
The adjourned meeting of the Xth Assembly
District Convention choose delegates TO the Republi
can State Convention held Saturday evening in
Brooklyn. The district failed TO elect on Thursday
evening when the other delegates from the county were
chosen. The following elected Saturday even ing
Wna =
Yeaton. Alternates: WIN Wood, ]. W. Tate, Ephraim
BiGss They will favor the nomination of A. B. Cornell
for Governor.
A coNTEsTING DELEGATION.
The Vth Assembly District Republican As
sociaton, which is under the leadership of JohnDe
VIies held its primary election recently at kiebes
Hail. No. $50 Prince-st., in the rooms of the
Motke Club. This association was formed two
years ago by deserters from an association
which is still maintained under John II. Brady
as president 1t numbers 100 members, and there
were polled 116 votes for the nominees for dele
gates to the Republican State Convention The cand-
dates were as follows; John De Vries. william g. Irv-
Ing T. A. Kiiebe George W, Belts, Jonathan ID. Post
Wofgane Kuflner alternates There was no opposition
and all the candidates received the full vote cast. Tho
delegates will contest admission 10 the convention with
the Brady delegates. basng their Opposition upon a.
gates. aSd incompetent mannstm,sn,t, whicn; they
tiS''"; tie district from $500. cast for Hayes in
1876, 10 1,sOO cast at the last election.
but Will support liberal candidate who can carry
the full Republican vote.
TWO CORNELL MEN FROM SULLIVAN.
MONTICELLO, n. Y, Aug. 31.-WiIIlam c.
Cogswe one OF the Sullivan County delegates 10 the
Saratoga Convention. is d warm ConKing man. Martin
A. Smith, also a delegate, strong supporter OF Gen
era Grant thought that they will iayOr Mr. Cor
nel's nomination for Governor. David C. PeltOn, also
delegate, is sad to favor Judge Robertson:
TIOGA COUNTY FOR CORNELL.
l.o I.ln fn
Saratoga from Toga County are Thomas T. PIatt'
Charles C. Brooks Royal w. Clinton and John r. Wood
ford They are all for Cornell The delegation Is In
structee or Rlchard A. Elmer for state Treasurer.
ERIE DELEGATES FOR ROGERS.
BUFFALO, Aug. 31.-The delegates to Sara
tor, from the IVb District Erie County James
II. Roberts, John Nice aud Dr. Henry Lapp. The Vth
District delegates John B. Weller. Ale eXander sson
C. A. orr and u. r. spnuldng TIE later G have % neen
Instructed vote for sherman - POgers Tor 6oVelhOf
-FOUR MORE ONEIDA DELEGATES.
TTIcA, n. Y, Aug. SIC. NJ. Dennison, E.
H. Shelley A. Il. Cady. jr. and Henry Farnha,n are
delegates 10 the Saratoga Convention from the lid
Oneida District
DELEGATIONS FROM OTHER COUNTIES.
Delegates to Saratoga were elected on Sat
urday IN the following coundes;
~ Favor OF MR.. CORNELL.
JryrEnsoN-IId Disirict-Norrs Winslow, Il. b. Bid
dlssom A. Deuel. and W. W Enos. Three Of the dele
eateg are for Cornell and one Is against him.
ToMPKISs-F. NJ. Finch. II. X. Clark. c NJ. Titus and
Isaac H. Newman. These solid for Mr.. Cornell.
TO SUPPORT MR.. PoMERoY.
CAyArGA-IId DistIct-John y. Knapp. reno i.
Paync Wm. /. Noyes and John L. Parker, all OF whom
are favorable to Mr.. POmeroy for Governor.
MoNRoE's CANDIDATE FOR THE SECOND PLACE.
MoxRoE-rst Disirict-H. p. Wilbur, Austin Crtten-
lid Disrict-Stephen Bennett. Jno. Pierce and John
PANE. Ihey support Mayor Parsons, Of Rochester for
lieutenant-GONcfuOr.
MR.. CuCRCUHL FOR SECRETARY.
OswEGo-1st Dlsti1ct-George h. Sloan, Thomson
Kngsford, George NJ Case and H. J. Daggett were IN
structcd to present the name OF john T. Chuichi Tor
Secretary.
UNRESTRICTED DELEGATES.
A1BASY-Ivth Distrct-John Clntc Lyman 7. Wood,
Ambrose g. Coots and George W. GIBBONS.
CuyyUSG--Charles j. LangsOn, A. 5. Dlven, Charles
g. Fairman and John Bennett. Aresoiulion. pledging
the delegales to support Nj Cornell Tds tnogd H.n
Miller aud Q. c. shepard. They are unnsirucied and
vIsISGsroy-Juige E. A. Nash. Jas. W. wadswortb,
Archbald Kennedy DIR. b AXE and Mr.. White.
NIAGARA-lst District-hIchard Crowley. I. L. Els
w0Srsso1,spsas-ist Disrlct-Danel P. Wood, Chss b.
SeGgTcE Gs0se carrd m E snh, % w. F. Gooda nad g.
r CqmpDel. IIld-Messrs. ID. Mccarthy, NJ A. Knapp,
Myron Bangs aud II. l.. Dugnid
0RASGg-iId Dstrict-Cbates f. Millspaugh Z. NJ.
Madden Lewis L. Carr and Henry seacord They were
no 3onIEASs~Henry A. Childs Albert L. Bennett julius
A. Kuck and Marcus ii. Philips They received no in
. RESssELAER-In the lid District: Thomas b. Sim
mons. G. 2. Hall, Thomas Dickson, and Charles al
sCHuYLER-ADram V. Mckeel, Levi NJ. Gano and Hull
sEXrcA-C A. Hawley. VI. L. Allen aud II. ID. Eastman
sTFUBKS-IIi Distrct-S'ephcn T. Huyt William J.
Bonham Chester A. Cole, A. A. NauOrsddle and L. L.
Crane. They not Instructed nor pledged.
UIsTER-Ist Districi-Genera George H. Sharpe,
Peter Canne Nir. starins brothern-law) and Lucus
lawsOD.
NAYSE--IId Dstrict-B. H. Davis. William Van
Marten aud 5. 3. Pierson. They instructed.
YATEs-Wm. 3. Bnggs. Foster A. Hixson aud J. r.
Crosby They are uniustructed.