New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-11
Convention to-day chose Ex-Governor A. s. Marks ana
Josiah Patterson electors atarge and then adjourned
till
CITY DELEGATES TO CHICAGO.
MEN WHO WILL BE CHOSEN AT To-NIGnr's con-
mig G0NXRNIIQxS.

GREss DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.
Conventions viii be held this evening in each Oh the
eight Congress Districts In this city 10 select two de
egates and aternates to tho Republican National
Convention. In nearly all OF the districts the de
egates have been agreed upon. The one In which
thero is any doubt is tho With John J. OBrien In
tends to go himself and may take with him. as his asso
ciate, Barney Rourkc Friends have strongly urged
him not to insist upon tho candidacy OF Rourke, ana
their advice may prevail.
The convention in the With Congress District VIII
send delegates President stephen B. French, OF the
Police Department, and Civil Justice George Deane
jr., Of tho IXth Assembly District
From the With Congress District will be sent
John ID. Lawson Cornelius Van Cott and Charles N
Taintor.
Tho IXth District Will select Police Justice Jacob NJ
Patterson and Coroner Nugcnt.
The Xth District Convention will choose Assembly
man Robert Ray Hamilton, of the XIth Assembly Dis
trict, and the XvIth Assembly District will name as
its choice A. r. whitney He will be accepted by the
XIth District. Senator william NJ Evarts would have
been named by the XVIth, but Is understood that he
prefers go delegate atlarge not at ALL The
alternaes win be given to the XVIIIth Assembly Dis
trict to
Tho XIth Congress District Convention will select
ex-senator Frederick s. Gibbs, from the XIIIth AS
ssmbly District, and Sheridan Shook, from the XVIII
District Tho XVIIlh District will probably be gwen
the alternates.
There Will probably be a contest in tho XI1ta Con-
gress District Solon B. Smith, chairman of the Re
publican County Executive Committee win be seeeteC
Assembly District. Tho contest will be between tho
with probability that Mr.. Piummer will win.
Tho controversy h the XIIth Congress District hss
John McClave and ex-Alderman Donald Mclean rs tho
delegates The alternates will bo conceded to the
XIXth Assembly District.
DELEGATES TO THE BUFFALO CONVENTION.
Albany, May 1o.-The Republicans Of Albany
County held three Of their four Assembly District con-
ventions to-day and elected these delegates
Ist Distrct7N9ble Bronx, James James Il Kelly. Isban
lid Dlstrct-Frederick staekman, John Palmer,
J. s. Robinson J. H. Paulsy & D. v. s. Raynsferd' Peter
lid Dlstrict-Christian P. Rossner, Robert G.
Campbell, William Loeb, Robert G. Blockal and Gar
rett J. Benson.
The contesting convention in the Ist District
elected James T. Bender, o. NJ. Ford DIR. Isaac
Baker, W. " II. Dcfrest and Charles I. Coyne del
egates
watcrtown, N. Y, May 1O-D. s. Lynde, John A.
stag John Craig and O. H. Hale are the delegates to
the State Republican Convention from tho lid District
of ST. Lawrence County.
Utica, N. Y, May 1O.-Ths lid Assembly District
Republican Convention In Lee Centre this afternoon
Camden, and G. L. Thomas, Of Marcy delegates to
the State Convention. They are unnstructcd
Lowvile, N. Y, May 1o,-The Lewis County Re
the state Convention Charles A. Chickerng, Charles
Boshart Leroy Crawford T. kSser ss and HHgh &
Depew their second choice.
Palmyra, n. Y, May 1o.The lid District Wayne
County Republican Convention elected the following
delegates to the state Convention: j. B. Gavitt, r. P
Groat, W. III. Grldley, the Rev. c. B. Halt and E. s.
Averil
Olean, N. Y, May 10 (specaD.-The Republicans of
day elected r. sigei c. sppaker ". Holden W. W.
Waring and George Stoneman delegates to the State
| Convention. Blaine and Depew are their choice