New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-19
DELEGATES FOR MILLER.
PREPARING FOR THE STATE CONVENTION,
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS HELD IN A NUMBER OF

CoUNTIEs-TIIE FEELING ALL ONE WAY
far TELEGRAPH To tribunal
Auburn, Aug 1s.-warner Miller captured the dele
gates to the state Convention chosen In The Kcpuo-
Hcsn district conventions held in this county 'odaF'
Che Jst District Convention was held at Wceuspor'
and these delegates TO the State convention "e'c
selected: Lewis T.. Lyon Auburn: C. W. picNonsoh'
of Mcntz Frank d. Wright, of Auburn Ciarc 'n'i"V''
of Scnett: c. H. uennlne, OF Auburn; H. l. hurrii'
of i;ruius. At Morava the following state delegates
wcrc selected: General John " Knapp OF Auburn
Serene f. Payne. Of Auburn: George Fordycc OF
spingport; {. I. pakcr, OF Fleming; a. W. bfoo~'
Of Locke r. L. Rounds, Of Niles. The state dcleSa'
tIons in each convention were Instructed Tor Mcf pr
Governor The State delegates chosen al MORAY "a
were also instructed TO vote for Judge Enniscy FOR
Judge Of tho Court OF Appeals The Congressional
delegates ac favorable 10 III" denomination OF ION
gresham n. W. Nutting, Of oswcgo.
buffalo. Aug. Is tSrNclan.-ln all the election dis
ir;cts o, Eric County caucusss were held this after
noon AID evening fer next Tuesdays conventions 10
elect delegates TO the Republican state
Convention. lrom reports received up to IL
O'Clock Tonight by the County Committee WarH'f
Nrles was tho choice FOR the Cuhcma'oiial nomina-
lion. Judge CHARLES Daniels favored for rcnoml-
naiion for Court Of Appeals Judge. Congressman
John r. Webcr's boom for Licucnant-Covcrhor IT.
ccived no impetus. and II Is believed that 'uugo
IenIqls's candidacy will result in Mr. WebcFs Win
drswa.
Medina. y. " Aug Il (>pociaD.-orlcans Fcrnoi-
cans hal smooth and harmonious county c"hNehn""
Albion today. All OF The towns were Icprcsch'eo
and conversation with the delegates indicated INC
utmost confidence that Orleans County would iaN!
Guido a. previous records Ia swelling up gnou iaTsc
Republican maio'iiics al the fall election several
enthusiasts speeches wcsr made Ch@'hoos Ia h'''
was elected chairman. and delegates 10 the s'a'e anu
Congressional conventions were elected, the iormer
with instruction 10 support Pitts for Lcucnant-"oV-
erncr and The latter with instructions TO urge 'hc
denomination OF John G.. SAWYER for congress. Inc
state dc,c.aiion had no Instructions on Governor
on, sr~ for Miller 10 a man. The state delegates ar
Ns Roberts II. bowen. Ira Dates. J. D. Billings anu
sanrcl Tent Congressional delegates, W. H. Fhliiips'
l. :. slcnor f. l. Pits II. A. Glidlcn. A. NJ Church
snj Oscar Num- The Convention did not nominate
an Assemblyman.
Rockand County Republicans met at Now City
yesterday 10 choose Saie and congi eSsional dele
gates. Arthur :. Tompkins, chairman Of The County
Committee called the convention 10 order. ana
~lsr,,co lcxow. OF south Nyack. was chosen chair
nan Mr IrXoyS ringing speech AROUSED great en-
ihusiasm The secretaries chosen veic Alonzo
Gc.lru f. =. Johnson ard \. {. lIacSclba'th
Thr following DELEGATIONS chosen by acclama
,ioa: 10 tho STATE convention, John l. Iilowhcli'
,srnertpvn: Isaac W. TMSall, Ramapo; Walter T.
fearing stony Point: W. I. Pmdy. iavcrstraw; TO
the Congressional invention. Orangciown. Clarence
Irxow Arthur : Tompkins. Adam c. iacsc ibarth,
lafayette Markle; Havcisiraw John d. Norris
Aion7o Ecdcll. &. |. SWiusscen, II. W. ohlhco )
Raniapo. Dwight L. Baker Isaac W. Edsall, r. W
wolfe, Clarence ForShay ClartstOwn Marsh r.
,'ropscy Edward Earle. Isaac W. c. Elauvelt, Zen
,an.in smith; stony Point. William J. Hu', NJ T.
Wa,hhurfo T. !. Odcll, George DrOut.
ncrrb.lcans throughout tho country express great
satisfaction a: The outlook for Harrison and Morton
AMI Protection Al the delegates arc uninstiuccd
-'ror \ Y Aug 1s-The republicans Of tho I'D
District Of Rensselaer, to-day elected the following
Delegates 10 the state Convention C. H. Dauchy Aonzo
J.. Johnson. i. II. VA, pCt n. $ W"isel' Joseph A.
Irrras,n Hiram Fiic am Wilian T. Kis>el6ursh IT,