New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21


KIN District w-Yorkl.-John X. Lydeckel'
| Anson G. McCook. Mr.. Lydecker favors MI
Arthur. Mr.. McCook, Mr.. Blaine
| KUN District New-York) William poud, Ed
mund Stephenson. Both favor Mr. Arthur.
XIIIth District New-York).-John A. Eagleson'
Frank Raymond. Both favor Mr.. Arthur.
KIM istrict (New-York and Westchester'-
| William II. Robertson James w. Hustled BothlaVor
| Blaine. Mr. Robertson is Collector OF the forl Vi
New-York For twelve years he represented his dls-
trict in the Senate and he member OF the ALth
Congress- In 1860 he was Presidential Elector'
| and in 1864, 1876 and 1880 delegate to the
| National Conventions Mr. Hustled is a member OF
the present Assembly and he held that office con-
tinuously from 1869 until 1878. He has been
| speaker several times and was a delegate u 'ho
| National Convention of 1880
| XVth District Orange, Rockland and SuIlivanl.-
! BENJAMIN F. Odell David j. Blauvelt. Mr. Odeh'
who is Mayor of Newburg, has expressed hlmsel1 as
| strongly opposed to Mr. Arthurs nomination, Dut
| declines TO avow his preference. Mr. BlauVeits
| first choice is reported to be Mr.. Blaine.
| XTIh District putnam, Duchess, Columbla).-
| B. Platt Carpenter, Hamilton Fish, jr. Both de-
cline to express any preference but are regarded as
| anti-Arthur. Mr.. Carpenter is lawyer has been
| County Judge of Duchess County and member
of the State Senate lie was defeated in his can
vass for Lieutenant Governor in 1882. Mr. Flsh Is
also a lawyer and has represented Putnam county
| in the Assembly.
XVIIh District Ulster. Greene, Delawaren-
| Thomas Cornell Duncan Ballaptine. Both are Tor
| Edmunds Mr.. Cornell is one of the best known
business men in the river counties. Mr. Balanihe
| is banker, president OF the First National Bank
| of Andes, Delaware County.
| XVIIIth District (Rensselaer and Washngton).-
| Martin /. Townsend, Henry G. BuIlegh'
| Nv Tow IG a
| ing member of the Troy bar. He has represented
| his district in Congress. and is United States
! District Attorney for the Northern District. MI
| Burleieh is engaged in the lumber coal and mining
| iron ore business. For several years be was the
member for Essex County in the Assembly, and he
| is representative IN the present Congress
| XlXth District (Albany).-James A. HOuck, James
| Lamb. Both are anti-Arthur, and are supposed to
favor Mr.. Blaine Mr.. Houck is a hotcl-keeper,
| and has been Sheriff of Albany County Mr.
| Lamb is merchant residing in COhoes The con
vention for the choice Of delegates ended in fight
and a split. The other faction elected AS delegates
| GeorgeC ampbell and IiiramGrggs Both haveseryed
! in the Assembly and are for Arthur Mr. Campbell
| is engaged in the manufacture of mechanical ap-
| paratus. Mr. Griggs is farmer.
| XYth District Saratoga, Schenectady, Mont
| gomery Fulton and Hamilton. George West, John
Kellogg Both are for Mr., Blaine. Mr.. West ls eX-
| tenSlVelV engaged III manufacturing al DdIlstou'
| lie has served in the Legislature and III Congress
Mr.. Kellogg has represented Montgomery county III
| the Assembly. W. .,
XXIst district Clinton. Essex, Warren and
Franklinl-John Hammond, George ChahOon. lheY
favor Arthur. Mr.. hammond was member OF the
XLvIth Congress and served one term as Inspector
XTijd district (St. Lawrence aud JefeTsonl.-
| Leslie w. Russell, George A. Bagley Both favor
| the office of Attorney General of the state. ana
Distrlct-Attorney and County Judge d od hI: 1T:
served two terms in Congress- ,-.,,, +,
| XNIIid District Oneida and Lewlsl-M imam IL
Scripture, A. NJ. Lanpher Both favor Sr biaIne' NE
Lanpher will be widely remembered as the person
| who was appointed and confirmed as postmaster at
| Lowville but, for reasons which need not now be
gone into failed to receive his commission. -
| XXITh District (Schohare, Otsego and Her
| kimer).-Titus Sheard, Hobart Krum. Both favor
| Mr. Blaine. Mr.. Sheard, who is the proprietor OF
Assembly several terms and is now. Speaker of
| that body. Mr.. kum was member of the cOnVen-
| tion of S67 that revised the heCOnstitutlon =,
| XXTfh district lOnOndaga and Cortland Carroll
| f. Smith, Henry L. Duguid. Both favor Blame.
MIR. smith is the editor Of ILe Iyracuse Jonr1al, "a.
| MIR. Duguid is at the head of a large mercantile
establis ishment; Both have represented onondaRa
STTih " district MADISON Chenango Broome
and TogaNThomas {. Platt and Milton De,jaHo: Z no:
| Mr., Blaine Mr.. PIatt is the president OF the United
| States Express Company, and has been nlted
states Senator. Mr.. Delano has filled the Office OF
|
| XXFIItk district OswegO, Cayuga and Wayne)'
| David d. Osborne and J. G. Yeomans. They were
instructed for Blaine. Mr. Osborne Is a reaper man
XXTIiItE Iistrici (rompkins, Chemnng, SSchuy-
! Ter and Scnecal.-J w. Dwight and Waller l..
/ smith Both are anti-Arthur while Mr. Smith IS
| for Blaine. Mr.. Dwight Is an eX-Congressinan ana
XXIXh district Ontario steuben and Yates'.-
Stephen I. Hoyt George k. Cornwe1' Both iaVor
XIXG district CMonroe) LEONARD BurTitt HUI
| burt II. Warner. Mr., Burritt favors Mr.. EdnundS
and Mr.. Warner Mr. Blaine. Mr. Bqrritt has served
| three terms IN the Assembly and is the present
| chairman of the Republican Comfy Committee
| Mr. Warner is one OF the best known business men
u IXXist Disfrict Livingston, Genesee, Orleans
| and WyOmingl.-James Wadswortht Edmund L.
| Mr. Pitts Mr. Blaine. Mr. WadswOrth has
held the offices of Assemblyman and state Control
Ter. He was elected to Congress in 1851 to MI the
vacancy caused by the resignation1 ct T.; " lap
| ham, and returned to the ALNlllth Congress-
| Mr. Pitt. was Speaker of the Assembly IN 1857 aud
has served several other terms III that body ana the
XxIIId Distif ETiel;.J22Tmes Ri WarTen S1
Warren is the editor of NE buffalo Commercial Ad-
| retiSer and chairman of the State Committee.
XXXIIid istrict lEne and Niagaral.-Io be
| chosen at the State Convention.
XXXiGh district (Chautauqua, Cattaraugus and
| Allegany). Norman NJ Allen, Frank > Smith.
| Instructed for Blaine In 1868 Mr.. Allen was ap-
pointed paymaster by President Lincoln; He re-
signed the position to accept the Provost
| Marshalship Off he XXXIst District Of the state.
| He has served several terms in the Senate. Mr.
| Smith is a son of DIR. smith, the present Health
Officer of the port of New-lork.
RECAPITULATION.
Whole number Of delegates eleced............ 66
| For James g. Blame ....................... %
For Chester A. "a
For George +. EdmUnds. ds......................... 8
| Antl-A1tnuG =
The XXXIlId district delegates who are TO be
chosen at the Utica Convention, will probably
favor Mr. Arthur. If the Draper delegates in the
Albany district are admitted to the Chicago Con-
vention he will gain two from Blaine If the con,
testants in the With district are admitted he VIII