New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18
DELEGATES TO THE TILDEN CONVENTION
SATURDAY DEVOTED TO cAUCUsKs ToR THn cHo1cr
OF THE REMAINING DELKGATee

SYRACUSE, N. I.S April 11s-1he Courier hQE
list OF 336 delegates already elected TO the Democratic,
bany are contested. The remaining 32z are classified "a
follows; For Tlden absolutely, lac; against Tiiden.
1905 uncommitted, 1s.
KINGSTON, n. Y, Aprn 17-The following delceste, 70
the Syracuse Convention were appointed to-dsys
Ist Distree-F I. westpgook Cornelius Brschet aadi
soSH az oS RTa r sss
,Il ia DissIiet-Alton D. Parker and Dr. 1Anosea
denbergh tAnti-TIldenl. and Davis Winnie (TIldenl.
In the Est District the Conversion wes most irhars
monous gathering Two cbairmen appointed, ana
both undertook to preside. The Anti-Tlden faction,
however was mueht strongest and sitter the appour
ent Of che delegates the opposing members witnars
in confusion aud disgust.
ROCHESTER,, N Y, April 1.-THE Democrats ASSEM-
bly, Convention In this city lTId District Of Monroa
County, captured last evening by the Tlden nsn
The result was two Conventions and two eleQsfios a.
follows: Thden-vaIentine F9eckenstein. Arthur nee
gan and George Rsines. Anti-Tflden-walter d Dufw
II. II. Craig and John A. FelsinGer.
The name Of Seymour v0ciferously chsered IA
both Conventions. The delegates from the other dis
tricts are:
Ist DIstrictMessrs. Green, vOsburg and Jarvis Lara
lid Distlict-rhomas Brown. IT,. Eli Caureh sas
Frederick Schlopen. Two for Tilden. ano sne a
SENECA FAILS. N. Y, April 1.-THE Seneca oonusr,
delegates to the Syracuse Convention are General 10
Hazeton. - -
BATH N. Y, April ia. J. Fox, r. n Drase and C.
F. Peck were to-day chosen delegates the Syracuse
State Convention from the lid steuben District
luton in favor Of an unpedged delegation TO Csnoinna
unauimously passed The Ist Disiet delegates ar
nel-all seymour men. Resolutions IN favor OF ssy-
mOur were passed.
ITHACA, N. Y, April 17.-SamueI ID. Halliday Ward
Gregory and Daniel W. Bailey have elected dele
gates from Tompkns County 20 the Syracuse Conxen-
tion. They ere all for Tnden.
PoUGHKERPsTE, N ", April 1.-THE Delegates O.
Syracuse from the lid District OF Dufchess Csaaey r
Philip II. Stckles, John II. Bowman and John Hackess
All filden men.
oswEoo N. Y. April 1.-THE delegatas 70 syracaes
from the lid District Of oswego County are T. Clara ana
]. Green (AntTtIdenl, and Ira Belts (TIldenl.
WHITEHALL, N. Y, April 1.-The Id District dele.
gates from Washington County to syracuse cAalss
Hughes, George Brett and orson ". sheldon-1H
JAMESTOWN, N. Y, Aprl 17.--fn the let Cbautauona
District to-day William NJ Whalon. Charles b. Ccrbets
and Henry Ba6rom were chosen delegates to egr.
cuee. They are uninstructod.
PALMYRA, N. Y, April 17.-The following ere "a
delegates 70 the eyracuse Convention from she d Dn
trict Of Wayne County, Lyman Biclford. Gilbert -
BALLsToN, n. Y, April 17-The delegates TO eJ11cuss
from the let District Of Saratoga County are Henry
White James II. Shine and Q. z. Maix.
PoRTLANDyIEIK, N.Y., April 17.--Jhe Demcoratic Corr
venton for the lid District OF otsegD County to-day eeo
ed Robert NJ. Townsend, George scramlinR and Rnfas
p Lance delegates to the Syracuse Convention 1eea<
lutions adopted declaring a. tat the delegates -
the National Convention should be uninsfrnctea. aud
and conecieuce and 20 that the twothirds rule e0ni
be retained.
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