New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-02
NAMED BY REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.

DELEGATES CHOSEN IN SEVERAL DISTRICTS
GENERAL N. NJ. CURTIS FOR CONGRESS.
Ogdensburg. n. Y. Sept. 1 (SpecaD.-The three st.
Lawrence County Assembly District Republican con-
ventions were held to-day. The convention for the LIST
District was held at Gouverneur. George II. Malby,
OF Ogdensburg. renominated for member OF AS
scmbIy The delegates to the Congressional Conven-
ton were instructed TO support General " NJ Curtis.
Of Ogdensburg for member Of Congress- and the dele
gates 10 the Senatorial Convention to support Senator
George T. Erwin for denomination. Tho delegates to
the state Convention are General n. VI. Curtis, b. u.
Parker s. b. Wright, NJ r. Sacket, Amasa Thornton and
J. W. Marshall.
The I'D District Convention was held at Canton.
John c. Keller OF Canton. was renominated for mem
Der Of Assembly. The Congressional delegates were
instructed for General Curtis for member Of Congress.
and the Senatorial delegates for George T. Erwin for
state Senator. The delegates to the State Convention
arc Assembyman Keller. ex-senator ID. 5. Lynde' L. T.
Hale Duane Harper p c. Malterner and J. I. Ruther-
ford.
The lid District Convention was held at Norwood.
Lewis C. Lang Of Brasher Falls, was nominated for
member of Assembly. The delegates to the Con-
gressional Convention were instructed for General Cur
It's for member of Congress; and the Senatorial dele
gates instructed to support George T. Erwin for
state Senator The delegates to the State Convention
are George 2. Erwin, William Bradford, L. c. Lang
K s. Chttenden, N L. Stone and F. II. Smith. The
action OF these three Assembly District conventions IN
sures the nomination OF General Curtis to succeed
Congressman Leslie W. Russell who resigns his seat
to take the nomination for Judge OF the supreme
Court and also the denomination OF state Senator En-
win.
WATERFOWL n. Y. Sept. lin the Ist District Re
publican Convention here to-day, l. L. Hunt, H. j.
Lane Harrison Fuller. L. L. Cornell f. G. warner ana
Jere Coughan elected to attend the state Con-
yenton. and Andrew d. White was named as the
choice OF the convention for Governor.
Hudson, n. Y, Sept. (special)-The Columbia
County Republican Convention was held on August 70
W. c. DAILY. of Chatham, was chairman ana uaIrs
Pratt of Chatham, and H. Waterman. OF Hudson sec
reares The following delegates were chosen; 10 tho
state Convention c. NJ Bell. William Dinehart Albert
HoysraAt S. Il. Ralney, u. l.. Payne. judge ~ hluer
Cady and william Browne: to the judicial CoaVeu'
ton Mark Duntz.
Nelsvlle n. Y. sept. 1.-The Republican ConVeh-
on of Allegany County, held yesterday at Belmont
was the largest In years. full county ticket WAS
nominated. C. IL. Brown and d. p. Richardson were
chosen delegates to the judicial convention faVorS
Hamilton Ward The Senatorial delegates are oscar
A. Fuller NJ. S. Blair, J. F. Rice L. E. Hardy b. r.
Names W. j. GarwoOd, c. X. Bacon ana FRANK Mo
nfy solidly pledged 10 Charles A. Ban Tor SenatVr
from the XXVfIth District. The delegates CHOSEN 10
the state Convention are A. w. Miner, W. =. Glehn'
+ II rutherford william F.. Hammond, CharIes D.
Rickes II. X Holden, E. Willard Barnes and NJ. Vulnn'