New-York tribune., 1880-09-26

PREPIRING FOR SAR4TOG1.



A District Convention was held yesterday
afternoon Kuman Hail. TOmpkinsville, s. l., TO ect
delegates to the State judiciary and Congressional Con
venions. Erastus Brooks was elected chairman
communcat protesting against the returns made by
tie inspectors of the primary election held III the ffth
Election District of CastletoD was presented, and OBJ
lection was the seating of the persons named In
the returns delegates 1t was alleged that the IN
sneaors had violated the rules laid down by the Gen
cra ComDittee that the returns had been fasied by
returning only twentynne votes for the Ticket headea
by Joan S. St0ut. which. 1t was stated, received
y votes that the inspectors of election showed
that only seventy votes wero cast at the
election, while it contended that threefodrths
of all cast favor OF the ticket headed
by John s. Stout John Stout, upon the conclusion OF
the reading OF the protest stated that he held in his
hand afdavits OF electors who voted for the
The matter was referred TO a committee which with
drew. It's session brief but stormy and the hgh
words with which the arguments were enforced were
heard Ivy the in the man hall The commit
tee reported in favor OF the seating OF the delegatcs
return ID by the inspectors OF election Mr. stout ex-
cedy asked TO be heard BY the convention before the
report adopted, and made an angr' speech:
vcntion: Erastus Brooks Augustus Prent ce and
George Bechel. The delegates to The Congressional
Brooks
ELECTIONS OF DELEGATES.
CORNING, n. Y, Sept. 25.-The delegates
TO Saratoga from the Id Assembly District of steuben
I. &. y
Allison.
LoCKpoRT, n. Y, Sept. 25.-The Demo-
cratic delegates to the State Convention from the Ist
District are James Jackson jr, John Gould and Laay-
cite Balcome
ITHACA, n. Y, Sept 25.-At n Democratic
convention to-day George w. schoyler S. d. Halliday
and Jonah T. Howe elected delegates to the Sara
toga Convention.
SARATOGA, n. Y, Sept. 25.-The delegates
to the Democratic State Convention from the lid As
sembly District are John Campbell j. II. Torrey and
Isaac Y. Ondefklrk.
SARATOGA, Sept. 25.-Miner Keeler G. w
Nelson ana L. l.. Gibbs chosen al Ballson to-day
RS delegates from the District to the Democratic
State Convention
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Sept. 25.-The following
delegates been elected Saratoga from the IId
District of Monroe County: William Purcell. George
Rain and John A FelslDger
SANDY HILL, n. Y, Sept. 25.-George B.
Sheriff.. George Knight and william Lyon chosen
delegates this afternoon from the lid Assem-
by District Of Washington County.
LITTLE FALLS. n. Y, Sept 25.-The fol-
loving delegates Saratoga chosen ct Herkimer
to-day: Georgr T. Crumley, Of Newport Henry Hawn,
of stark. aud Isaac BuIreil, OF Salisbury
POUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Sept. 2j.-The Dem
of the I'D strict of Duchess County to-day ap
pointed John o. WhteEouse. E. b. Osborne and john
0 Brien delegates to the State Convention.
PoUGHKEEPsIE. n. Y, Sept. 25.-The Dem
OcratS or tIe ISL DlsJflct OF DUCHESS county
appointed John b. Leverck. Daniel W. Guernsey and
DAVID Warner delegates 10 tne State Convention.
UTICA, n. Y, Sept. 25.-The delegates from
Oneida County 10 Saratoga are: Ist District-JUhn
Buckley, ]. Thomas spriggs ard II. Lee Babcock
tested by c. w Hutchinson, c. r. Granns and j. Black
stonc I'D District-Ward Rnsle, George II. Church
aud Joseph AcXroyd. IIId DIstrIct-E L. Regau, A. A
Tallman and William n. Weaver.
The following delegates to the Democratic
State Convention elected in this city last even
ing
Ist Assembly District-Patrick G.. Duffy, t.; Denis
Quinn, r. and JonD Fox. a. t.
i'd Disirct-rhomas Walsh, T.; William Kirk, T;
lid Districi-D niei o'Reny. A. T.; Nicholas
Haughton, A. 7. James j. 81, vim, r.
IVIh District-J Henry Mccarthy t.; Charles Reilly,
A. T.. Richard NJ Waters. A. 4.
Win Dist ct-Henry A. Gumbeton. T.; Michael Nor
ton, A. T.; ,Moritz Ellinger. A. T.
With Distrlct--AarOn j. Nanderp0el, A. T.. William
X. Roberts r.; SMITH T.. Lane. T.
With Dls,rlct-Eiward d. Gale. T.; Bernard Kenney.
A. T.. Frederick Dicnl,A. r.
Xth DIS rict-OrIandO Ii. Potter, T.; r. Strack A. T..
Xith D!strict~Ausustus scheI. T.: william sauer, T.:
William c. whitney, a. Il.
XlIth Dstrct-Petcr Bowe. A. T. Lons Cohen, A. T.;
Henry Wolfman, L.
XIfth District-Sidney Il. Nichols T.; william Bren-
nan. A. r.; Johu CLARK. A. f.
XVIII Dstrict-ThOmas COstigan. A. T.; Nicholas
BufrnschOcD A T.; Richard j. Morrison, I.
XVIII Dstrict-Meurice j. Power. a. T.; DR.. August,
Frcch, A. r.; Frank u. Spinola. 4.
XVIlth Dislrict-Henry Murray, A. T.; George W.
Plnnkef, T.; Wm. Rinekbof 4.
XVIlIth Disriet-Jonn Kelly, r.; Wm. Dorsheimer.
T.. Hubert .. Thonpson A. 4.
XIXth Dstrict-Wuam Hullihan, r.. Samuel A.
Lew s. r.. 4. G. r.. Ecciesine. A. I.
XXth DIstrict-Randoph GuGgenheimer. A. /. Al
derman Michael Tu0mey i. and Thomas Carroll, T.
XXlIi District-Caares III. Reilly, A. T.. Alexander
Thain. T. and John H. Harnett. T.
XXIIId DIsirct-Hugh H. Moore, A. T. A.: Randolph
kf.rf aud Iapn n