New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-22
CHOSEN IN OTHER PARTS OF THE STATE.
DELEGATES FROM SARATOGA, ToMPKINs, SENECA
AND CHEMUSG COUNTIES


Saratoga N Y, April 81 (specaD. -Conventlons were
held by Republicans in both Assembly districts OF
Saratoga County this afternoon. The Ist Assembly
District at Ballston Spa and elected the following
delegates to the State Convention: J. S. Lamoreaux
H. J. Donaldson, d. j. Hubbs, II. S. Durham and u
D. Ricketts,. To the Congressional District Conven-
ton D. J. Harris, E. r. Forte, c. Haynes, p. Shaw
c. r. Shelter, E. f. Crosse, P. Mead, W. B. Nelson, f.
B. Peck and C.. 2. Rulson. The lid Assembly Dis
trict Convention met at Cornh and Elected the follow
Ing delegates to the State Convention: W. g. Deyoe'
@. r. Salisbury 7. Eaman, w. A. sackett and j. W.
Oues. To the Congressional District Convention:
A. L. Reynolds, f. Carpenter, L. G. Bullard, j. f.
Ritchie, n. shau d. Z. Ide, c. ii. Mills 0. kathan
F. f. Noyes and II. NJ Lincoln. The Congressional
delegates in both districts favor Congressman George
West as q delegate TO the Chicago Convention
Ithaca N. Y, April 81 (special).-The Tompkns
County Republican Convention, which met here to-day
TO select delegates the State and Congressional Con-
ventions chose tho following persons State delegates
Assemblyman Frank J. En-, John W. Dwight, V. b.
Gross, D. B. Stewart, NJ. II. Bennett Aliernates-C NJ
Titus L. NJ. Hall, c. II. Esty, L. C. Vankirk, J. L..
Baker Congressional delegates A W. Knettles, f.
T. Robinson, James X George, L. @. Todd; Ater-
nates-Marcus o. Lyon, Theodore Dobnn, f. E. Bates
and Henry Moore. The delegates go uninstruoted
To quote prominent Republican leader: "Tho delo-
gates are solid for Blaine If Blaine in the presidential
race Mr.. Depew Is our second choice and would re-
ceIve a big vote in Central New York"
Rochester April 81 Speciall.-The Republican con
yentiOn of tho XXXth District to-day elected IL IL
Warner Of this city, and John Hamilton, OF Rush,
delegates to the National Convention, without op
position. with Henry Hebing aud Volney p Brown as
altornates.
Elmlra April 81 (speciaD-At the Chemung County
Republican Convention, held at Households this after
noon, the following delegates were elected TO the
State Convention: J. sloat Fassett, Jonas s. Van
Charles Pulford and James Bacon Delegates favor
able Senator Hiscock although nothing was said In
reference to choice In the convention, were selected
to the District Convention as follows: Henderson
Gaylord, Thomas Mccarthy FeDnell, George B. Smith
ard william r. Hammond. The sentiment OF the con-
vention and delegates was unqualifedy for tho re.
nomination OF Blaine, and on the matter OF second
choice they were non-commiitaL The following reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That II is the unanimous sense OF this
convention that the great crime OF vote buying should
In this State, that our elections may express tho
and not continue 10 DO es heretofore nero auction,
and that accomplish this end we respectfully urge
every member OF the legislature TO do all In his
power TO pass what Is known as the Fassett Anti
bribery biIl.'
At the Schuyler County Republican County Repub-
lican Convention held at Watkins this afternoon the
following were elected to the State Conventions Ere
mont Cole Joel Horton, silas Colegrove, George M
Wager.
sepecs Falls y. Y, April 81 (speciaD.-The Repub-
iIcan County Convention at Bearytown to-day elecfed
delegates 10 the Republican state Convention as io
lows: Senator william l.. Sweet. Martin L. Auen,
Hugh Woodwork and James J. McNaughton TOT the
district convention at Elnira, william j. Pollard,
Gorge C. Thomas. Oliver Emens and George f. motifs
George c. Thomas, Oliver Emens and George e. Morris
and the result was reached by unanimous vote