The New York herald., 1879-09-07
CONVENTION NOTES.

The delegates to the Democratic State Convention
from the First district of Saratoga county G.
Lee. Joseph B. Soulo and William A. Collamer. Jr.
Those from the Second district Patrick H. Cowen.
Alonzo Chase and ErastusiDarling They all unin-
structed. The following delegates to the Sena-
torial Convention Jeremiah c. Bogert, Thomas
Jansen. James II. Shine. Abel s. whitock and Minor
Keelor.
The following delegates to the Democratic State
trict Of Chaurauqua county III. A. Balcom. William
NJ. Whallon and A. B. Heard.
The delegates to tho Democratic State Convention
from Herkimer county arc:-A. w. Sheppard,
Chauncey Matthews and W. w. Moser. They favor
the denomination OF Governor Robinson.
At the Seneca County Democratic Convention yes
terday the following gentlemen were elected dele
gates to the State Conventon:-Gilbert Wilcoxen.
structed to vote for NJ d. Mercer for State Treas-
urcr.
from Rockland county are George Wyant, Merritt
L. Sawyer and Henry Waters They are all anti
Tammany.
The democrats of the Second Assembly district of
Dutchess county met at Poughkeepsie yesterday to
select delegates to the State Convention. Tho
Tilden and anti-riden factions were so
evenly divided that most exciting time took
place. the Convention for some three hours
being tho scene OF the widest uproar. Finally two
ties. Ambrose woger, L. Wright Vail and Edward B.
Osborne; anti Tildentes. John o. Whitehouse
u.
In the Third Assembly district OF Albany county
the democrats yesterday elected the following dele
gates to the State Convention :-Danel Manning
Iufus W. Pcckham and Thomas j. Van Alstyne. In
the FIRST district the following were electcd:-
Nathan ?. Hnman. Michael Delahanty and silas
Sayre. In tho Second district:-Samuel Hand
Andrew u. Uline and Joseph Hilton.
Tho delegates from the First District of Niagara
county are George G. Greene. William Mcliae and
John 7. Murray. They arc supposed to be opposed
to tho renomin alton OF Governor Robinson.
The delegates from the First Assembly District Of
W. tt.., t.,atxr N.o. lam.
and C. Il. Howard. They are anti -Taminany.
Tho democrats of the First Assembly district Of
day. selected delegates to the State Convention
David Warner and Daniel W. Guernsey
The First Assembly district of Queens county So
lccted Stephen Taber. John w. Campbell, Jr., and
Israel J. Merritt delegates to the Syracuse State
Convention. They were instructed to vote for the
denomination OF Governor Robinson.
At the Democratic Convention or the Second AS
sembly district OF Chautauqua county, at Sinclair
vile. John l. Wilson. OF jamestown. was unani
mously nominated for Member of Assembly. Lo-
renzo Norris A. NJ. Lowry and William Bookstavcr
were elected delegates to the state Convention
Theyelre uninst ucted. but resolution adopted
indorsing Governor Robinson aud the present demo-
cratic State administration.
The delegates from the Second district of Niagara
county Sherburn b. Piper. 4. Calvert and s. D.
Eschclnan.
The putnam county delegates to the Democratic
State Convention arc W. kctchum, G. l.. Austin and
W. Ii. Barton; and to the senatorial Convention,
Zcla Buckbcc. q. W. Horton. IL. Il. Barritt Saxton
Smith, John 1.awrc and James Delaney.
The democratic delegates to tho State Convention
from tho First district of Monroe county Thomas
a. Wilson Jarvis Lord and l.. ]. Deland They arc
said 10 be III favor OF Governor Robinson. The
delegates from the Second district Owen Fee.
Ambrose Laughlin and Frederick Cook. rcsolu-
ton unanimously passed. instructing tho dole
gates to oppose Governor Robinson ana to vote
for any man acceptable to n large portion OF the
democrats OF the state. This is the Purcell delega-
tion. senator Rainos Withdrew his name as candi-
date for delegate. Tho delegates from the Third dis
trict j. H. Warren, Donald McNaushton and
owen Flynn. They are in favor OF Governor Rob
inson.