New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-14
pELEG 4T'ES TO RTCHfIELD.
J Duy +. saYTH CHOSEN AFTER STRONG oPFos"
TioV--ss PfATT CARPENTER TO RfPi'fShSi
DTTCifEss COUNTY.

J luy r. saYTH CHOSEN AFTER STRONG oPFosh
Tlov--s PfAIT CARPENTER TO RfPKEsENi
DUCHESS COUNTY.
ALgANr, Scat. 13.-The Republican Conven-
i!o, Ton tas liza Assembly District, IN which Jonn f.
Snyr1 the chairman o. the Republican State Commtiee'
resides was heid at tas General Committee rooms IN
his city cal, ig fh Attendance was largo ara thc
sccnes we're exsting George H. Trsadwell, prominent
Repi ,.ieaa prcsi1 cd. An unknown delegate without
rising. IN John H. S,nyh b. sent as delegate
tJs sta.s Convention wherenpon Robert N o"'eI,
heretofore proaouae d aIheren OF Mr.. smyth moved
% smead by aiding J. Hampden Wood ana Dr. Herman
j .Dde be5a aut-Smyth rnea. divers action had the
effect OF a bun3saeil Snyth delegate moved to SUD-
sttate the names OF James III. Carroll ana Einmahuel
La0shiner both ananca Smyth men, IN place "I "ood
and Bende AID despite repeated calls by Oliver for the
yeas and nays" the Later proposition was
carried vita q rush by Smyths friends j.
Hamplen WOOD then made delegate
TO tac Judiciary Convention The action ab I'VE outlined
has created sensation because or its apparent lncon-
sisient carcter. Ii Is, however exp!ainaoc IL ap-
pears time there has been on foot quiet
movement against Mr. smyth led by his former trusted
heuIenants, Andrew S. Draper, Robert N Oliver ana
Others who supposed that ney had rged matters
as to have working maj ;ritY in to-nghts convection
Some days ago Mr. Smytn wrote 10 Dir Draper letter
Tenqushng oil claim or wlsh to be member OF ihe
STATE Cunpite action his part no doubt being
induced by intelligence OF the movements I00Sing 10 MS
deIea;. The nomination OF Smyt IN u the convention 20
night probably led to behei that this letter was not
written good faita and That 1t was Smyns Gesre 10
be made DELEGATE in which position he mi sht seenre a
place on the STATE Committee The motion 10 amend DY
the addition OF two aen az DELEGATES opposed 10 sDyt
ia believed have caused the Eaters former frends 10
forsake pledges against hm and rally again
to his support. A. consequence OF oSht aet, .
the Second District Convention. which VIII be held To-
morrow, expected 10 deveope an exciting contest
A. PoUGHKEEIsIE, n. " Sept. 13-The Republicans OF
the Hi Assembly District OF Ddchess County t0>day
elected b. Plat Carpenter Ezra White, James f.
butcher W. Bergh Kip. and Louis Van vhet delegates
q
Alderman delegates 10 the Judicial Convention. Reso-
buttons OF respect the memory of the late Hugh j.
Hastings were adopted. TIE Republicans of the list
Dses o. Du Rroo es9re = TompEHs obed
wneeler and John b. Dutcner delegates 10 the State
Convention.
JAMAICA \. Y, Sept 13.-rhe Republican Convention
OF the I'D Assembly District OF Queens County
chose the following delegates TO tine state Convention
to-day: Martin v Wood. OF Hampstead; Henry w.
Row and of Jamaica. Fish Warrington. OF Newtown
District Repnbcans elected tine following delegates
Yesterday Ex-senator John Birdsal. of OYSTER Bay
John A. Pryor. OF Nofth AainpsIeau' anu heui! w.
Baldwin, of Flushing.
HUDSON, Sept 13.-The Republicans Of Columbia
County met in convention In this city today Notwith-
standing the raa which prevailed the attendance was
large the good feeling and uuanmity OF feel
ing existed. Tie sentiment was general 10 favor of
united and effective work. The following delegates to
the state Convection were unanimously elected:
M BulIock and William anOeek; 10 Judicial Conven-
ton, John CadnaD, WAC Is not instructed
ALBANY Sept. 13.-The Republicans OF the lat As
sembly District OF Albany County, elected the following
delegates to the State Convention today William
Raeper Edward A. Poole and Richard B. Rock who Is "a
Police Commissioner and was deputy superintendent
of capitol Poole was Tor years ana up 10 last
spring keeper OF the STATE Hall George Addngion vas
esed a delegate q the Judiciary Convention
NORWICH. n. Y, Sept. 13-The C1cnango County
Republican Convention elected the following delegates
10 the State Convention: Ex-Assemblyman b. Gage
Berry Joseph Bush Truman l. Matterson, Charles l.
Williams and Stephen X. Wilcox. Solomon Buudy. OF
Oxford was appointed delegate TO the sixth Judicial
District Convention The convention expressed
preference for the nomination OF Charles "A Clark. OF
OwegO Court Judge. The Senatorial dele
gates are William II. Hyde Rufus Mil, Edgar Garrett
Charles W. Powers, Daniel Harrington and James "
Lewis The choice of the convention among the candi
dates then discovered. Fory-two votes
were gwen favor OF the denomination OF Senator
Edward b. Thomas TO ~ tor Levi \. saith. Mr
ThOmas's nomination was arerwald made unanimous
The largely attended. and was earnest
aud enthusiastic well a. harmonious In lts proceed
ngs. senator Thomas replied 70 inc cl' OF the eoFe
non in a wel-uMed speech full OF good c0uusels and
sound Republican doctrine
CORTLAND. n. Y, Sept. 13-rhe delegates elected by
the Republican Convention OF Cortland County 70 the
State Convent ON are {. Adams. II. L. Bronson " b.
Pat1ck aud A. j. Rneeland. 1he delegated 10 the Judicial
Convention Is ex-Congrcssma1 r. Holland Duel, who Is
pledged to support NJ. NJ. Waters for Supreme Court
Jadge the Cortland candidate. The Senatorial dele
ga,es Colonel J, C. Carmlehae. H. !: Harrington.
Robert Bushoy and g. > Van Hoesan- ihey AZ i@Vor
tue denomination OF senator Mccarthy.
MoRgIsvILLE ". Y, sept l3.-The Republican Con-
yenton of Madison County to-day elected the following
delegates to the State Convention: Senator Alexander
NJ Holiness E. W. Cushnan Orson 3 Carton, l.. C. Bass.
C. A. Stranger and Leader Burroughs. The
Irdiciol delegate is q. Wellington. The senatorial
deegates are (ieorze IL. Benjamin, Robert Kennedy,
DelanO NJ. Trepp, L. e. Browneli and l. W. Brown