New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-13

Democracy special train at 20 a. m. tomorrow.
The general expression from delegates about the club
house last night that they expected 10 support
Flower for Governor The final caucus. TO decide mon
the to 10 pursued, will however. be held at
Saratoga, after the leaders have had time to look
over the ground. Ex-Polce Justice Maurice }. row
er and Charles A. Jackson, chairman Of the county
Democracy County Committee. started for saratoga
Yesterday afternoon and Secretary MCGEE took night
train There seemed to be no fear among tho Peopie
the last night of the Counties" being thrown
out Of the convention. All hands were sure OF their
thirty-slx votes
The following are the County Democracy delegates
from the several districts: Ist District-Conrad "
Jordan, Ernest Harvler John c. VIM; IId-Jom W.
Gof John Hayes, Ellis S. schnakle; IIId-H X. BeeK-
man, Alfred f. GoetE, Thomas F. Byrne Nth-
Daniel E. Bowling, John A. Sullivan VILLAIN Ward Nth
Henry Dyer, Richard Malloy Charles H. Oarhh
vIthA. C. Horbacker Patrick Connolly. Dennis eull-
van VIIth-Lawrence Wells, Charles j. Candor' VIII
lam Trsvers Jerome; vIIIth-Nathan S. Levy, Frank
Wolf, Colonel T.. T. Wood; IXtl-Thomas c. knox,
John Kane Thomas Calkins: Xth-GeOrge +. Langoeih'
George NJ. Van Hoesen John Clark; Alth-hoser
Foster, II. De F. Baldwin, James r. Ely; AlIth-
Samuel Cohen, Max Hahn. Richard II. BISHOP Alll.i
II. F. Keatng G.. T. Reeder John Mulholland
XIvth-James DAILY, stephen A. Walker, Michael
O'Rourke; XVth-Francis NJ. Scott, James T.
Higgins, H. W. Hldebrand; XvIth-James I.
Kflbreth, william L. Turner, Maurice J. Power
XVIIth-James T.. Coulter william T. Salter. james
F. Donahue; XVIIIth-C. G. baldwin, James NC
CARNEY John J. McDermott; XIXth-General John
Newton l.. l.. Kellogg. T. Hugh B0omani XAth-
bernard wilson Robert W. Taller, Leon Cohen AAist-
Charles A. Jackson. Theodore W. Myers, T. F. Neville
XXIid-John J. Quinlan. John Monks, Patrick Fiana-
gan; XXIIId-M. J. Flaherty Benjamin FrankHh
Alexander Thain; XXIYth-Willam Cauldwen. Colonel
LANES J. Mooney John S. Kerby.
Ithaca ~ Y, Sept 12.-Th, TOmpkins County Demo
cratic Convention sends James X. BOlce, Barnum H.
Williams and Deforest Van Vcet as delegates to the
Saratoga Convention next Wednesday. They are non
cOmmtta but it is believed that they are favorable 10
Hill For County Judge George b. DAVIS was
nominated and for the Assembly Charls J.. Ramsey.
saretoga N Y, sept 12.-The Democratic lld As
sembIv District Convention. at Iadley TO-DAY: chose
d. III. NOOnan, James CaVahauSh ana Dwight OlhsVe'"
delegates to the state Convention; a., r.,
Pouehkeepsie Sept. 12.-The Democrats OF the ia
District of Dutchess County today elected James W.
Huntey Lewis Stuyyesant Chdnler and Johh Obreh
delegates 10 the state Convention at saratoga
The delegates from the lst Dlstrlct are Lyha" hoo-
insOn Frank Lee and L. ID. Gerfnond 4. c
Aii the delegates favor Roswell p Flower for Gov
ernOr . .,.
Little Valley Sept. 12.-At the district convention
held Today Fremont Laing James Mulcahey and hlch-
ard Johnson were elected delegates 10 the STATE Con
vention and S. s. Laing was nominated for Assembly
man. 80 ,, , ri, ,.,,..
Buffalo. Sept 12.-The Vth District OF Erie County
to-day elected the following delegates 10 the stGte Con-
ventiOn: G. H. Blanchard. Julian A. Orr and ChatleS
Addlngton The IVth District elected Matt Scanlon'
d. c. Jackson and Andrew McNeely.