New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-19
ALARGE CONVENTION PROBABLE.
NUMEROUS ARRIVALS BY THE EVENING TRAINS
bUMh OF IIIT1 ILIt7V-Fo Is's"I'''I'
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNE.l

SOME OF THE PERSONS PRESbNls
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRtBUNE.l
R1cHF1gLD SPRINGS, Sept. 1S.-The number OF
delegates VINO arrived by the morning and after
noon trains was so small today that there was
general impression that the Convention would be a
small one Some of the New-York leaders said
iokinrly that they would be compelled 10 draft for
their delegations from the village Republicans.
With the coming of the evening trans, however,
the suspicion that til re would be a scanty attend
ance was no longer felt. Long trains OF railway
cars came runbling into town bearing several
hundred delegates and their political friends. The
hotels suddenly became filled with thTongs OF men,
and the sidewalks were crowded with pedestrians.
while the little park enclosing the wigwam was
full OF little groups of politicians busly talking
limited States Senator Miller came from his home
in Herki,ner IN a carriage accompanied by MS wife
and Mir. and Mrs John w. Vrooman. The Senator
took rooms at the Spring House, where, during the
afternoon ne was visited by a large proportion OF
the delegates and their friends. There wercs some
members of the Legislature who arrived. They had
not met Gince the adjournment OF the Legislature
ano their mutual greeting WAS of hearty charac-
ter. Among those who arrived were James ~.
Warren and Collector GouG of Buffalo, eI-Assem-
blyman James Lott OF Niagara Falls ex-AssemDiy-
man Raynes of Ontario County, A. Is. Hepburn
former Su1erintendent of tho Bank Department,
Michael Daly 5. T. Maddox and w. III. Leaycraft OF
RrookIyn ex Speaker James w. Hustled of Peeks-
Kill. Assemblyman Locke OF Warren County, AS
semb yman UNeil OF Franklin County. Congressman
Skinner of Watertown, Colonel AnsOn >. v 5Od,
Deputy Secretary of State, ex-senator "cndoVer
of Stuyyesant, ex-Assenbl ymen Gillette and
Hoysradt of Columbia County, James >.
Smart of Cambridge. Martin l.. Stover
OF Amsterdam, Deputy Attorney-Generai Den
nisop. ex.Assembly yman Titus of IOmpklns
County, Neil Gllmour, ex-Superlntendent OF PuDhc
Instruction, ex-COngrcssman Jobn H. StafiIi'
Howard Carroll, J. L. julius LangDein, De VIII u
Wheeler Park Commissioner Wales, George W.
Van Mort John A. LydeckeT, ex-senator Eldelnah
and Robert Ray Hamilton, OF New-forkj e1-
Assemblyman GOrslino OF Herkimer County,
ymen Beckwith and Erwin Of st. Lawrence
Comfy. Senator Lynde OF Canton, Senator Thomas
Of Norwich ex- Lieutenant Governor Robinson oi
Binphamton. l.. H. Remington of Ogdensourg,
Senator Frederick Lansing of Watertown, ex-
Assemblynan H. j. CookIngham of Utica, Assem-
b,vman Clapp OF Plattsburg, AssemOlyman Hunt OF
/ Jefferson County, ex-senator Winslow of Water
town. john w. COrning, sergeant at Arms of the
Senate ex-Sheriif Albert Daggett of Brooklyn, D. 81
Samlnls OF FIRE Island. 5. A Titus OF Sag Haroor
ex-Iieutenant-Governor ex- George e. Hoskins OF
Attca. ex- Congressman John NJ Davy OF Rochester,
CONGRESSMAN Frank thscOck and Carroll r. smith
of syracuse, cx-Speaker George b. Sloan OF OswegO
ex-Assem byInan George L. Case OF Fulton, ext anal
AudltOr Place. Collector John n. Knapp OF Auburn,
( ex- As,em LYMAN L. w. CullInan OF Oswego. ex-
Assemb. yman l.. d. lngersoil OF Chautauqua
| County, and ex-Assemblyman w. u. Dlckey ol
Orange County. go
ihe last trains tonight brought Senator Lapham
and Controller Ira Davenport