New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
DELEGATES TO SAR1TOGA.
THEIR PREFERENCES FOR GOVERNOR.
KOCKLAND FOR ROBERTSON.

NYACK, n. Y, Aug. 21.-The Hon. James
W Hustled, General James II. Blauyelt and Ira NJ
Hedges are the delegates from Rockand County to the
Saratoga Convention. The delegates TO the Senatorial
Convention Charles II. Briggs John H. Hopper
mons The delegates 10 the State Convention are In
favor of William ii. Robertson for Governor
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FOR MIR. sTARIN.
FoNpA. n. Y, Aug. 21.-FrOthingham Fish,
James Arkel Davis W. shulcr, and De Witt G. Shuts
will represent Montgomery County IN the Saratoga Con-
yention and will support John II. Starin for Governor
UNPLEDGED OTsEGO DELEGATES.
COoPERsTowN. n. Y, Aug. 21.-The dele
gates TO the Saratoga Convention from lst District OF
Otsego County-Andrew Davidson AFRO chase ana =
b. Pepper-will support Samuel 5. Edick for Lieutenant
Governor The delegates are not pedged 10 any cahdl
date lOT Governor
ST LAWRENCE COUNTY's INSTRUCTIONS.
CANTON, n. Y, Aug. 21.-Ihe following are
the delegates to the Republican State Convention from
Io ma District OF St. Lawrence County, ID. s. Lynde
A r Uepburn L. W. Russell II. ID. Ellsworth. They
are pstruced to present the Of A. b. Hepburn for
Secretary Of state but not instructed as to the can
Convention are instructed to vote for D. = lJnde Worth
Chamberlain has been chosen as the Republican nominee
THE DELEGATES FROM SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, \. Y, Aug. 21.-The following
delegates the Republican State Convention have been
chosen in the lid Assembly strict william A. hackett
WinsOr b. French Austin l.. Reynolds and l.. lcOur :.
Potter These delegates are unanimously in favor Of
The nomination OF StaTln.
UIDGE ROBERTSON THE FAYORITE IN SUFFOLK.
RUERHEAD, y. Y, Aug. 2l.-The following
delegates have been chosen to represent Suffolk County
I'm rbe Repubcau state Convention +. a. Carpenter,
- r Carmau James Otis, ". NcON and Thomas
yruug Tie delegates are said 10 favor Judge Robert
son for Governor
Besides the delegates mentioned In the
above dispatches the following gentlemen have been
chosen during past two weeks TO represent the coun
,,os named IN the Saratoga COnyentiOni
C,J,o,,to CottHtL- Charles W. HIusdale, Perkins T.
f,aoV IgcoB W. HOY sradt, stephen H. MendOyer, John
I, Ebprt The delegates elected are favorable 10 the
rhmtuati0n OF Mr.. Cornell ~ -
JI,tcbsss COftntL-lst District; John II. ketcham,
11I-n n Dutcher Lewis IOmpkins, Isaac Sss0n. The
agacs chosen were not instructed bnt II is believed
tbat f,ey favor the nomination or Judge ROBERTSON.
- C5,,ufJ-TIld Dlslrct-JHmCs ID. Warren, Ray Y.
piece Willsm 49, STREET., George Bncr,
I,.9uEI5ti (louuIy-Wiuam 4. Wheeler, W. - DCkcn-
son i A Motif. Dr. William Glis.
J3,JI,U and Hamilton Count eS-Daytd A. Wells, Allen
& ChurcniI. Annor Young, John q. Hosley
Monroe COuutp-Ild D-trct-CharlesE fItch, William
II. Crauhe George " Aldld4t' 'v!u'il., H. "l7DhH,
Ambrose H. Lane, Henry Eblng The delegation was
NOT Instructed but is said 10 tVor tho nomination OF
Theodore NJ POmeTOy. o. III.
Vashin0tOit CouHlJ-Ist Dstrict-Abram Reynolds,
pobert krmstroDg IT, William McFarlane, Henry L.
Todd. ia D.strici-JOhu Dryer, Isaac v Baker j.,
Henry G. Bufegh. The delegates elected M THIS district
were uniBstrucod but they are supposed 10 favor the
nomination Of Mr.. Cornell.
Wese6esfer C0unfy-IId Dsirict-Silas ID. Clifford.
James g. Cooley, GIDEON ". Davenport lie dtIeEdIes
cuoseu were unrestricted but sad 10 Dc favorable 10
TIC nomination Of Judge Robertson.