New-York tribune., 1881-09-28
THE STRUGGLE FOR DELEGATES.

SENATOR MILLER AND GEORGE b. SLOAN DELEGATES
CONTESTED DELEGATIONS TO THE REPUBIr-
CAN STATE CONVENTION FROM oswEGo AND
ONEIDA COUNTIES.
OswEGO, Sept. 27.-The Republican Con-
Venton in the LIST Assembly District here at noon to-
day, and throughout its meeting was scene of great
confusion.
IL was called TO order by the chairman of the District
Committee, who said he was instructed by tho COM
mittee to call ex-senator A. c. Mattoon to the chair
delegate moved that ID. W. Gardner be substituted
for temporary chairman. The chairman refused to
recognize the delegates right TO nominate temporary
chairman Thereupon the delegate made his mo-
tons, and both charmen simultaneously appeared on
the platform Two of secretaries were elected and
two conventions were held in the hall
The antiConbng men named delegates to the State
convention the following: Ex-Speakcr George b Sloan,
a. a. H. railing G. B Enson, W. G Gage and ex-senator
- The Conkling men elected delegates: Assemblyman
T. W, Cullinan, eX-Assembyman Charles North ex-As-
semblyman q. NJ. Case, S. o. Wilmarth and o. j. Jen-
Judiciary convention favorable to Judge c. Churchs
nomination for Judge of the supreme Court
UTICA, N. Y, Sept 27.-At the Republican Convention
In the Second Assembly District today William s. Bart
lett, OF Clinton anti-Stalw9rt elected chairman
by vote forty eight The eight stawart delegates
who represented che OF Marshall and the First and
Second wards Of Rome Immediately withdrew and
elected contestng delegation TO the Convention
The regular delegates elected were Ex-senator Samuel
Campbell, NJ b. Cadg w. j. Clarke, and Samuel H. Fox.
E. f.. III.
Is. Cady. .1r, j H. Sapies, and Seth W. Peck.
The Republican Convention in the Third District of
Oneida County. held yesterday, also divided. The
anti Conkiing men elected the following decgates John
q. Dowancc Assemblyman r. ID. Roberts, William r.
ling men elected Il. H. Morehouse, burlington Bottom,
Samuel NJ. Ferguson. c. Rogers and William Lewis
HERKIMER, Sept. 27.-The delegates to the Repub-
lican State Convention Senator Warner Miller
He.kimer ex-Asscmblyman Titus Sheard, OF Little
Falls; G. w. Hamlin, of Fairfield; Clinton A. Moon of
Newport; Samuel Remington, of Garman Flats.
SYRACUSE, Sept 27-The Second Assembly District
Republican Convention by accIamation elected Con
gressman Hscock, Carroll T.. Smith, Henry d. Didama,
Forest c. Weeks and Edgar T. Glass delegates to the
Republican State Convention They all Garfield
Republicans.
CANTON, Sept. 27.-The Second Assembly District
Republican Convention held hero to-day. The fol-
lowing delegates elected the State Convention
Judge Leslie w. Russell Senator D. g. ynde, Assembly
man Worth, Chamberlain and Robert Dalzell. They are
all anti-Conkling men.
ELMIRA, n ", Sept 27.-The Allegany County Re
pubicans to-day elected the following Conkling del
egates to the Republican state Convention S. NJ. Nor.
ton G. H. Backman Charles Elmer James Lockhart, A.
l.. Crandal william NanOstrand The County gives ite
Senatorial delegates TO Sumner Baldwin of Wellsville
Steu8cn County viii prObabably give its delegates
Senator Davenport; Chemuug County has hers To
j. = Fassett The probabilities that the Senatorial
Convention 20 be held at Corning October s. will be
spirited one