The New York herald., 1879-08-30
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

rnE DELEGATES FOR sARAToGA-CoRNELLITEs
AND OTHERWISE.
The republican primary elections were held last
evening and delegates elected to the Convention
which is to meet in Saratoga on September 3. Much
interest manifested in the republican associa
tons in regard to the probable nominee for
Governor as might be indicated by last evenings
primaries. In the majority OF the delegates
go uninstructed. Those in which the delegates 20
to Saratoga either instructed TO support Cornell or
known to be his supporters the Third. Sixth
Tenth. Thirteenth. Sixteenth Eighteenth. Nine
teentn, Twentieth, Twenty first and Twenty-th
Assembly districts The 'bolting" convention
in the sFifth Assembly district is in favor
OF exJudge Robertson for Governor. and
the delegates from the Ninth Assembly dis
trict also pronounced in his favor
There two tickets in the field in the Sixth dis
trict-the regular one headed by William II. Lain
beer and the opposition by De Witt c. Wheeler. The
contest, however. not particularly exciting ana
the Laimbeer ticket elected by vote OF lo3
against The delegates this ticket are pledged
to the nomination of Mr.. Cornell. The delegate on
the defeated ticket besides Mr. Wheeler. William
O. Cloyes. and the alternates. Daniel +. Crow
ley and Henry A. Smith. curious crcum-
stance about the Fifth and Sixth districts was
that in the former Mr. Wheeler was on the
regular ticket elected and in the latter he headed tho
defeated ticket The election in the Tenth district
was very quiet one, and the delegates were pledged
to cast their votes for Mr. Cornell In the Eleventh
district every thing quiet and the delegates
not instructed. 1t was stated. however. that the
delegation would support almost any candi-
date to defeat Mr.. Cornell. Two tickets
run in the Twelfth district, bat the one headed by
Victor Heneberger elected. The delegates on
the opposition ticket were Chester n. Southworth
and Christof Nirmuer and alternates John Smith
and William Huber. The Heneberger delegation
The differences in the Thirteenth district were tenn
porary adjusted, in order that the primaries might
pass off without any trouble.
The contest in the seventeenth district was most
bitter and close between the regular ticket on
side. headed by s. n simonson and on the opposi-
ton by Joel W. Mason. Four hundred and seventy
five votes cast. out of which Simonson got
242 The counted twice. aud the result
police had to interfere very frequently
TO prevent breaches OF the peace. The
delegates were net instructed but are believed TO be
unti-Cornell and in favor Robertson The opposi-
ticket had the names of Joel W. Mason. John
Mcclure and James W. Perry for delegates. ana
haupt for alternates. The Simonson party it is
said. had prepared excellent counterfeit of the
opposition ticket ana by that means gained many
votes.
LIST OF DELEGATES.
The following il list of the delegates chosen from
the various Assembly districts:-
FIRST ASSEMBLY DIsrRIcr.-Delegates- General
Daniel L. sickles and Charles II. Trainor. Alter
na,es-Achael W. Burns and Samuel g. Burns.
SECOND ASSEMBLY Observation-Disclosures e.
Van Wyck and Mathew stewart. Alternates-MOrrS
Friedman and Frank McGraw.
THIRD ASSEMBLY Observation-Disclosures II.
Riley and J. Dougherty. ADMINISTRATION Free.
man end William Mead.
FOURTH ASSEMBLY Observation-Disclosures Smith
Newins and william Nethercott Aternates-John
Dwyer and Charles NJ. Newins.
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcr.-Two sets Of primary
elections were held in the Fifth Assembly district
one by the regulars and the other ny the "bolters
West Houston street, and elected the follow
12rnd and na n
Robert Black, Daniel Mooney and Francis
Rose. The '.bolters,' ticket was follows:-
E. A. Klebe. Alternates-George w. Belts Jonathan
d. Post and wofgang Kutfner The delegates Of
the regular organization go uninstructed, but the
bolters are pledged to vote for William II. Robert
son.
SIXTH ASSEMBLY DIsrncr.-Delegates- William H.
Lainbeer aud Francis Snyder. Alternates-John
Simpson and Isaac Knapp
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY Observation-Disclosures d.
lawson, Cornelius Van Cott BanksomT Il. Morgan and
Frederick w. Shields Aternates-James Clancy,
James IL. stevens. Thomas Mckee and John w. Costa.
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY, DIsrlIcT.-Delegates-
G. McCord. BERNARD Rourke and John J. o 'Brien
Alternates-Frederlck Finck. Louis Jackson and
Charles Schaper.
NINTH ASSEMBLY DIsrRIcT.-Delegates-G T.
Merkee Matthew Kane. Jeremiah Pangburn ADD
George 3. Deane Jr., Mternates-Wiliam Keyes
H. II. Clrgi L. Il. Miller and james s. Ludington
TENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTIIcr.-Delegates-J NJ.
Patterson. Jr. Ferdinand Eidmann and Ferdinand
Ehrhart. Aternates-Chares L. Schondelmeer Rn-
dolph Rubens and Ferdinand Dreyer.
ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRicT.-Delegat gates-Edwin
81. '. Is.
Aiternates-Charles A. Peabody. Jr. James K p
Boyd and Cornelius II. Agnew.
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DIsrRIcr.-Dclegates-v Victor
Heimberger and Archibald Watts. Alternates-
Frederick Walters and Thomas I. Sutffe.
THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcT.-Delegates-
Charles Blackie, Alexander NJ. &. smith, Knox Nc
Afee and Clarence w. Meade. Alternates-John f.
Wright, Peter Mcdonald. John L. Kinds and Samuel
Barclay.
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DIsIRIcT.-Delegates-
John II. Brady and Bruno W. Berger. Alternates-
William Kirk and William +. Daily.
FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY DIsrRIcI.-Deegates-T
low Weed, William NJ. Montgomery and Freeman J.
fIthian. Alternates-Willam ). Murray, l.. A. Dill
ienbcck and John Herr.
SfX1ENNTH ASSEMBLY yDIsTRIcr.--Deeg ates-Michae
rrcgan and Edward ). Goss. Aternates-Ric hard
NJ Lush and William Totin
SI.vENrEENrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. -Delegates-S.
n. Simonson. H. L. Finley and Robert Gordon.
Altcrnates--Louis Brenner. Joseph T.. Nairn and
Charles Wlmot.
EIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY Observation-Disclosures
Chester A. Arthur. Bernard Bglin and Robert Ellis.
james Il. Cosgrove.
NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DIsrRrcr.-Dciegates-I
o. Hunt and Luther Horton. Alternates-Alexandcr
Martin and William H. Belamy.
IwENrIE1H ASSEMBLY YDIsTRIcT.-Deegates-G
j. Van Brunt and John T.. Flager. Alternates-
Christopher Hayican and Jacob Waller.
lwESTY-fiRsr ASSEMBLY DIsrRIcT.-Delcgates-A
j. Dttenhoefer Jacob Hess and Levi p. Morton.
James NJ. Thomson. Levi p. Morton resigned a
delegate N favor of his alternate James W. Thom-
TWENTY SECOND ASSEMBLY Observation-Disclosures -
.. &. julius Langbcn and George w. Cooney. Alter
natcs-Jacob knOblocli and Alfred q. Mason.
1wESry-THfRD ASSEMBLY Observation-Disclosures
Robert Z. Brown BENJAMIN Page and John ID. KIM
mey. Alternates-Henry X Motley Samuel Luckey
and Donald MacI.ean.
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