New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13
DELEGATES TO SARATOGA

IL N ,.,.,x.rprcrrD-rnE PRIMARIES WELL
ATTENDED. b,,,
Al urinary elections held in the Assein''
Districts throughout this city last nlsIl' sew
two delegates were elected to the hep"on' an ~
State Convention The primaries "eio
attended and there were few
LARGO minority of the oeiee"'0'
are opposed to the nomination % fou
ernor Cornell and say they VIII law.
,,or,ip,tion OF Secretary FolSer OF any
Adr,,ristr,tion candidate for Governor Mo7'
or tbe do',catcs were uninstructed. Inc lis.
of doIeoate, includes the names OF most oi
tbo district leaders who have taken part III
r.ceut conventions. Delegates were al'o
elected in the Counties of Warren, Delaware
Herkimcr. JeG r-on, Montgomery Lewis
Broome, Franklin, Fulton ana h'inn'on
FEW NrW-YOEK MEN INSTRUCTED.
rrsr,Ts OF THE TWENTY-FIVE PRIMARIES HDLD
I..r >IGHr-srxrY OF THE sEvESTY-iwo MIN
CHOSEN EXPECTED To OPPOSE CORNELL
p-,,,tr,rs were he ID last night IN twenty-five ol
a.. tUeuty-lour Assembly districts tor the eioc'on
otdeecates 10 the Republican state Convention
- ~. hcd at saratoga on September 20. / tIr
~, other distrcts-the NlAth and AAlNlh-
d.l.gites were chosen by ward associa-
+ion. 10 Assembly, district conventions winch
,r.1 meet touirht to choose delegates 10
+ts S+a.e Convention. A. expected, the result
,f the orlinar.r, was defeat for The trends Oi
C.r.-ror Cornell Three years ago the majority OF
-a. DELEGATION then led by General Arthur was
sr-o.clv I'D favor of Nj Cornell a. the nominee ioT
Governor ond voted for hun IN the convention
~ tine Influence of General ArthuTs AdmiulStra-
zion l. tct throughout the clty 10 securing '"e We
feat OF the Governor. The delegates I'o
W most cases uunS.ructed, FOR as one VI
the leaders SAID yesterday. WHAT'S the use W.
have them anyhow The ANllld D's'rct A''oo!'-
ton Ar its caucus On Monday night passed Ie'olu-
tious approving the present Administration ana III
sructl,c the delegates Of the district to support Sec
rotary Fo,eey IS long as ms was before the con-
v.tior The other Cornell delegates are with
out instructions.
-evcrtytyo delegates were elected by the assocla-
irons holding primaries last night. sixty Of these
ar. expected TO vote against the RECOMMENDATION
G. Governor Cornell The twelve who are IL favor
of Cornell are from hvr Assembly districts. lhe
ND District. under the leadership OF Com
missioner Charles ~ laIntor chose two
Cornen deecatcs and one Police Commls-
siouer FRENCH who is opposed to the GoV-
eruor The alteInates are al Cornell me1.
TIE With District Association named three dele
ote. fog Cornell. who Were elected without opposl-
ron Harbormaster John simpson s the leader III
fms district. The XII District sent four delegates
,ro, sr- now. rs the representatives, of the same
d. ~ct we're three years ago. IL favor OF Governor
Car-eu from first TO last. Police Justice
Peterson is the moving spirit IN he Aih
District The three other Cornell delegates form
Dart u delegations which are not unanimous ILL
fivor Of any candidate. Two of them are from the
XXlst District in which Governor Cornell himself
,.ttes He has many friends ~ the ASSOCIATION, ID
.a. ,5..,hormaste, willard Buiiurd and
riuo'"s i-1i ,. ,,,+-H r,,oso i've were
Assembyman Edward Mitchell. lhese TWO "'l0
elected 90 the same ticket with Commissioner J@CoO
H. and r.r,a. Mil. rar5 who are IL favor Of the
-, .....r,3at. The XTI-b District A..
comm ,.ii,l =, II ~ - ts r.a.ar IN,
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-, a. fril1J7y term. Nth m, Governor
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Ntt-l oi 4 uslegdilou 4-u WI ''le ''I 'Ac cduu--
a. .I .1 Aehn,ls y, .l, r...s l.o ro.,
--' r,e~rs o. Van WAX of ihr IiJ b,etrIct Iln
igratiou Commissioner Iaiutor and Police Com
missioner stephen =. flrAch ol lie IIIG ,lsI!'t