New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-01
THE STATE CANVASS.
RIVALRY OF THE SEVERAL FACTIONS:


rvs FL rCTRp IN THIS CITY AND BRoohLiN.
r,'" ,.o,,,net;tion to secure delegates TO the
ponnhI;can State Convention continued yester-
ar The election of ant-C -Conkling delegates
,,'as renorted in the Counties of Cayuga,
Essax and Queens, and of Conking delegates In
CoutIond Conntv. It was announced that ex-
Ind Leslie w. RUSSELL of st. Lawrence
Comfy. was a candidate for Attorney General
DELEGATES to the Convention were likewise
elected in this city and Brooklyn. In this
ctv the result was decidedly in favor OF the
Conkling men.
CITY ELECTIONS FOR DELEGATES
rHE RESULT ALMOST ENTIRELY IN FAVOR ot In.
CoNKLING FAcTIoN-NAMEs or ohLh'Aih' @ &C.
urrRNArEs-CoNTEsTs IN SOME OF THE DIS
TRICTs. ,,,:h. Cor
The rasult of the elections held last night 1of
s,ates and alrernates to the state Convention I
g. the twenty-four Assembly Dstncs III .nis m
cjtv. resulted much as was expected
.machine" or Conklng faction. having coh'oI vi
.n Associations carried all but one-the lAth,
This result was achieved III s"o"
nart because rany Republicans who desired 10
nsrtic,pate In the elections were refused because
they were not members of the District Assoo.a''onS
This was the case with General Anson q. McCook' "uo
headed the opposition ticket in the Allith Ds'iiC'
II was intimated that General Grant would
he returned as q delegate from one OF the
aistr,cts II such the intention oil
the "machine" managers they recohslu-
cred It. for his does not appear among the S' Vi
delegates chosen. There only three contests
worthy the name. They in the WITH, Alllth ana
XVIII Districts each 1t had been so arranged
that the opposition men at decided dsadVan-
tage and the results could be foretod with cerIhy'
There are few names among the delegates III
the most of the districts the leaders ana
their friends have been chosen. The most note
of Calo
Police Commissioner French. 'x-Pohce Commissioners
Dewitt c. Wheeler, ex-ComInissioner of Public WORKS
George NJ Van Mort Charity Commissioner JACOB hess
Bernard Biglin, John ]. o'Brien' Ponce Jus
tice Hugh Gardner and Jacob NJ Patter
son, jr. Michael Cregan, Alderman Fer-
lev and ex-Assemblyman Varnum.
lst Distrct-Delegates: Michael W. Burns, Charles
H. Trainer. Alternates: John II. Grimes, Daniel H. Cos
grove There was contest in the District Both dele
gates and aernates have for several years past Deeh
recognized as adherents OF the "machne"
lid Dstrict-Delegates Pierre c. Van Wyck, George
H. Van Mort Aernates Dennis Shea and Morris Fried
sam. Both delegates friendly to Mr. Conkhng.
lid District-Delegates: stephen b. French Charles
fenry yISOv Lowry, Thomas F. willoughby
There was contest IN TINS dstEe % Ts 9 Win the men
named as Stalwarts The regular Stal"art TICKET was
fVth Dstrict|Delegates Dewitt Cwhecer, John Col
Inns Altcrnates> Benjamin c. Anderson, Napoleon
vth Distriot-Delegates Horace Russell , John II; 4
R[ad James RroSf@er Rage Ca9 There was no
contest in district, which is heavily democratic ana
where for several years the machine mas luy oohroneu
Via District Delegates; John smPsont Pt Francis % nsny
rich and Charles sstter. AL are ConKhng men. lhere
WI With IN Observation-Disclosures: Joha D. Lawson Cor
peins Van Cott Frederick A. Shields, John H. DQIh'
jispenard stewart James Clancy, Cornelius ID Van
Wasersn, James Jackson. All are Conkhns men lhere
Win 'pislret|Delegates: John P. o'Brien, Robert
G. McCord Bernard ROurke and John r. BTodsEY |
Alternates Frederick Fink Peter Dennerlen. oalnne
Engel and Nathaniel Buckbee There Was no opposluoh
tXth observation-disclosures: John W. Jacobus. George
f. lerBee George B. Deane, Robert h Carpenter. Al
WILLIAM H. Corsa Charles II. Morgan. These are anti
Conkling lnen There was COnhnns % syd ;;xeptSdy,
XIII Observation-Disclosures: Jacob NJ. Patterson, jr, |
FcSiinoDd Eidman, Charles Z. Brchm, Louis Berndt |
Altern ties: George Kiln, Thomas Rothindnn' hehy
(. Wallace, Henry Schmid. Police Justice jacob NJ
Patterson H. has several years controlled kepabl-
can politics the district. He is more friendly 20 Gov
contest aud his delegation wll be FOUND WIN tne
latter There serious contest , o,,.
XIth Distnct-Delegaies George Bnss, VnArIsS W e a.
Peabody, IT., James VI. Varnum ana James !" raves
Alteruatos jefferson Clark, Oscar Puset d. Morflsoh
and H. f. Cleveland. The majority of these may be
cias.eJ as friendly to Mr.. COnking. =, .-...,..,,
XIIth Distrct-Delegates: Chester H. SouthwOrth
wniaIn r Calls, William A; Graham Alternates
Robert Mcintosh Louis schr.dt LOns j rocnSp iisSi
headed by John G. Gimbeck.
Gardner Charles BlacBe, and Clarence W. Meade Al
teruates: Jonn +. Wright, AdOlph Hermann, William
XVII D,strict-Delegates John H. Brady Robert B. |
Boyd Aternates Nicholas GOddenkirch, George Fritz
XVtn Disfrict-Delerates; Isaac J. siskInd, John
Herr Mcl4c T.. Clare, Jacob Goodman, NJ. ID. Alter |
mates +. NJ. Bah. Franz Kluge Eugene A. fetugTe" |
Franklin J. MInck These are al machine men:
XVItb District-Delegates Michael Cregau, Edward |
E tiuss aud Richard NJ Lush. Aternates Charles X
ii de William Ii. Adams and Thomas Bettridge. There
XVfIth District-Deegates Joel W. Mason, John
McClave, James W. Perry snd George W. Creiler After
I..nfa Wendell T.. j.
Harris Samuel V. HeIy. These are AL lrlehdy 10 MI
XVIIIfh Distrct-Delegates Edward Stephenson
Brruard Bigiin and Charles f. Lansing Altcrnates-
Johu H. Lawrence, Thomas i. RghtneyeT aud John |
Wittaufer. These are easily recognized as machine
XIXtb District-The election Of delegates and alter
mates will be held this evening at S1ty-seVentAs ald
XX.h Distriet-Delegates--H c. Perley, Charles
Nhl.tock and Bernard schwartz. AlternateS-M
Finn, DE- Daniel Le~ls and MieDaeI SvA@ifhOeisef'
There ia " be counted IN the Consihg column,
XXIsS District--Dcegates-J Hess, william A.
Daring Ebhu Root aHi Willard BqilaId AttIna'esdd
William 4. Black These are all Conkling men.
&xIid Dlstuct-Delegates Joseph l. PSrley, James
Aipheus w. Hartman, Charles h. Valentine. Both del
and aitornaIes salWart. There eeri-
XXIIfd Observation-Disclosures f. Raymond Donald
Mclean, David T. Porter, Jonn II. Campbell NJ. ID. Al
ternates-F H. Purdy, JOIN ID. KINNEY, Il. II. Hinton,
Barnett L. Phillips All of these are machine" men,
friendly TO Mr.. ConkllBg.
Il XXIVtn DistTiotLrbe primary will be held this after
noon M Timers Han, fremont
GENERAL McCOOK DEFEATED.
The XIIIth Assembly District Republican
Association last night elected machine delegates
the State Convention. The ballot boxes opened at
o'clock at No. 2J2 Eigh-aye aud the voting went
until 10 o'clock. There a large OF police pres
ent but the gathering orderly and their