New-York tribune., 1881-09-25

5rALwARFS DEFEAT IN THE I'D wEsTCUEsrER
DfSrRICT-ANII-CoNKLING DELEGATES ELECTED
IN THE lid wEsTCHEsrER DISTRICT AND IN
GREENE. RocflLAND. SARATOGA AND OTHER
COUNTIES
WHITE PLAINS, Sept. 2A-At the Republican
Convention OF I'd westchester District to-day
Judge Sias C. Clifford, f. b. Long and Henry c.
Henderson were elected delegates to the Repnb
hcan state Convention. Messrs. clifford and
Long, both OF whom are anti-Conllng men were
elected by reclamation. when Mr. Henderson's name
was proposed Il. Marshall Pavey stnlwart said the
time bad when all differences between the factions
OF the party should be buried In consideration for
services he claimed the right to be delegate the
state Convention and asked that each delegate
present. Twenty-Five named Mr. Henderson and fouI
. In the ballot Tor aiteruates Mr. Pavey recciv
i've votes, including his own The alternate delegate,
HartUn aud George w. BashIorh. Mr. Pavey held that
senatofiai Convention lie was overried and the fa
lowing were chosen James II. Moran. James H. Jen-
kin4, benjamin Badeau, James Hopkins and James L.
Cooley.
PKEKsKILL, n Y, Sept. 2i.--At a meeting OF the Re
pubicans " the IIId Assembly District Of Wescheser
County to-day, the following antLConkung delegates
were unanimously elected To the State Convention VII
liam II. Robertson, Chaunccy NJ. Depew James W
Hustled and George n Brlndreth The convention was
district
CArsKuL. n. Y, Sept. 2i.--rhe following delegates
were elected to tho Republican State Convention by the
Horace II.
ConAlng men
HAvEEsrRAw, N. Y, Sept. 2f-The Republicans of
Rockand County to-day elected James Osborne, ID. B.
Baker and ID. j. Blaeuvt delegates state Conven-
ton. Thomas II. Iil, William H. Tutte, John Ten Eyck,
Outwaer Hutton and h. h. johnson elected dele
gates To the senatorial Convention. j the deiegates
are anti-Conkhng men.
fRor, N. Y. Sept 2i.-rbe following delegates from
the ild Assembly District of Rensselaer, County To the
Republican State Convention elected to-day: W.
stated
ELMIRA, N. Y, Sept 24.-The delegates from Chemung
County to the Republican State Convention are NJ s.
Decker, Ages Nixon, w X. Rathburn and H. Flood two
delegates 10 J. s. Fassett Of Llmira.
BATH. N. Y, Sept 24-In the Ist Assembly District of
Steuben County ira Davenport l.. ID. Hodgman, A. c.
Brundaee and H. Clark have been elected delegates to
the Republican Convention Butler Nj. Morris, Way
land, has been nominated Tor the Assembly.
KINGSTON. N. Y, sept. 24At the Republican conven
ton for the I'D Ulster District, which held at High
land to-day, the following delegates the state Conven-
ton appointed: Dr. Levi Lounsberry, Ezekiel
Etng and DR.. Josiah Hasbrouck. The latter been
known as leading Stalwart, and the delegates as
strong anti Conkiing men THIS s ar 's Turcks dis
rict and be ls said 10 be candidate denomination
To the Assembly this Fail
MiDDLETows N Y, Sept. 24.-At the Republican Con-
venon for the lid District of Orange County this after
noon, Senator f. Nj. Madden, Davis Redfed Charles St.
John. jr, and David Quackenbnsh unanim "a usy
elected delegates to the State Convention Henry
seacord, T. N Little, George A. Denniston and o. r.
Howell as atcrnatos. All the delegates pronounced
Conkns men. resolution fully ndoIslug Senator
Maddrns course in the Legislature unanimously
adopted
sARAroGA, N. Y, Sept 24-The LIST Assembly District
Republican Convention of Saratoga County to-day
elected Neil Gmour j. ). Lamoreaux and William Buck
well the Senatorial Convention. These delegates IA
vor Mr.. Wagner The Convention also elected 10 the
state Convention George West, Thomas BresIin g. f.
Baker and l.. L. Hamilton, anti Conkng men, The
delegates to the State Convention from IId District
John H. Putnam John Marshall, Charles Rockwell
and George W. King. d. II. Richie, Edward Edwards
and Charles Spauldng delegates to the Sena.