New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-19
CHOOSING DELEGATES TO ALBANY.

d MN oonvan,,on of the lid Assembly District Oh
Westchester called to elect delegates 10 HIS ""ap
Conventionr at Albany on Monday, met III Lloo'N
Hall to-day. The hotel corridors ana 'uoeS "0''
swarming with Hill shouers. These Delegates W.T..
elected after some parley Francis Larhin' Jr, Vi
Sing sing Jane. F. Martin and General George d. san
ford. both of Peokshl. The following delegates 10
the Congressional District Convention yet 10 De ceu'
were chosen William H. Lyon, r. Il. Fnch' Ira ~.
strang Matthew Clune, Michael Moran, Saih"'i
o. ArnolI Peter Denny and John "f'neS'
Some objection was made to eectns
these so ca. s. but It was overrle Francis r. LarK'
ir flushed with his victory at Sing Sing ran the CON
yeptjon made all motions and practically nmed "ie
delegates The delegates favor HILL Cleveland men
were -quelched. -
Glens Fails. ~ Y, Feb. 10 Cspecial).-The Warren
County Democratic Convention was held In "'rren'-
burg to-day. There red hot hght between re
cleveland and I'LL men, but the Hill men won. Inc
following delegate, were elected Henry Grfing, chair
man Comfy Committee Jerome " lIubbell and oey-
mour c. Armstrong.
Mopticelo " - FEB. 16.-The sullivan County
Democratic Convention was held to-day george VI.
Bccle X. Morrison and George W. ROCKWELL ST. dill
Hin men were elected delegates TO the state Con
ventlon. Resolutions favoing Hill for President were
adopted
Niagara Falls Feb ia Democratic convention
70 elect dele es to represent the Id Assembly District
NJ Nlngara at the State Convention, was mem Hc'c
this afternoon The Cleveland faction made Il SIVns
fight and elected J. NJ Harwood j. W. Kelley anu
". II. Foster. The chairman. however, a I'M man.
declared the meeting adjourned before resOu"o's III
sructiug the men for Cleveland could be passed.
Buaalo Feb 1s.-IIn delegates were elected mere
today 70 the Democratic State Convention as follows;
Ist Dl,r,ct--Charies McDonougl, Joseph Butler ana
Matt Nerzig lid Dstrict-Augst Beck, AlphonSe D.
RoeAncr and Anthony Klaus. lid District" niaih
r. Sheehau, Frank J. Illig and Frank L. BapSt' Nti
District Scanlon, Tonawanda; Junus Durilnser'
Checktowaca and DR.. b. ;. Myers, Clarence Centre
The towns Of Wales and Marilla were represented Que
aid NOT cast their votes they were Cleveland men.
KINGSTON Feb. la.-The Democrats IN tle llu
lister Assembly District this afternoon 1T Accou' 80
| leeod j. W Rode. J. L. McGrath ard Mlohael Dus''i
rs delegates to the state Convention Resolutions
rcr, passod ndorslng Senator Hin for President
| Iura Feb. 1s.-At Herkmer yesterday afternoon
tho Uarltmer County Democratic Convention elected
tho following delegates to the Democratic state CON
| ven,ion A. W. shepard, Of Little Falls H. D. AeN-
ander Of Mohawk. and Charles Bell, OF ierkmer .i
wa Ilill convention but there was some o"Jo'''o"
| TO the resolutions indorsing nm n Tho nor,oc,a+ic
| Malone ~ y. Feb. l. (specal.-Ihe Dehio'L h,
comfy convention for Franklin COMFY 10 choose Iei5
| racs r. the Kodak Convention AT Albany Wd> .tId
| 6eie today To complete delegations from Brighton;
| smith NJ Weed /, strongest. welknown anti-machlne
| n"mocrnts and cleveland men Of Malone were SUP
- 80 c,,irty committee: Game Protector Pond and
Others was strcnuou>y opposed by combine OF 'eve-
| tTF
Of the convention to Us close. from p m III '3y
D. NJ thr confusion Wa nde>ciloabe; Deleeaes sto'
! In a crowd before the charnanS desk ana ShonMI
bemselye, hoarsr for recognition. Nearly all were
standing ZIP and walking around during the contest,
some stood tables. lmpltauons OF udd ialn Te.c
,r"uentv exchanged among the delegates. out idtrS.
| Dnmoc-lt, but not delegates, joined In the d'coi1.
rho tr,chlo b, gan in the Democratic cal>cn> In Malone
i,st Ut.bt the machine i7en learning that should one
trtimachinc dele be chosen by the convention hce
! IA day MIR Weed would likely be able - cOnttOl lhe
delegation from this ConereN>ionai DStrct TO LIE VA
10 one In the caucus but Tie delegates at the c0nven-
lion were much more eyenE davfn r he lts iI
chosen W. p. Cantwell H. g bort ana 81 W. "ooD'
Tho Tamnany Hall bosses continued their Sc
cctons of delegates and altcrnatcs last evening for
Mr. IuIp, alleged Democratic state Convention, which
| /, TO meet on Monday mt Albany. Among the ad-
dittons f. tho list districts are Congress
| man Amos j. Cummings. David McCure MichaHl
Br man. Justice H. VI. Goldiose, William Pitt Nit
| cbou Congressman Tim" Campbell Alderman Will
| fam Clancy. Assemblyman william suzer. Excise
! commissioner Joseph Koch, eXCounty Clerk Pat
Keenan, & orge Grnu. Police Justice Daniel okeiiN'
John r. Fellows. Assistant District Attorney "arhopc
LINN cx- Alderman Flegenhclmcr. Dclos McCurdy eX-
| Coron.r Uenlov Pat Farley, cX-Alderman Henry
| Va, Mlnd.n Ccnernl Daniel f.. sckes. Commissioner
| T. f. Martin j. W. Boyle. Charles p. Olendori' Danlei
| Doauhcr.v James Fitzpatrick, John d. CrlnihlnS'
| John NcQuade and Jacob Rupp IT. jr.
The Kings County delegates 10 the Democratic state
convention who Will favor IIilrs pretensions to the
| Presidency were elected last evening at Assembly
district conventions. Among the men who Will repre-
| sent Kings County Will be William G. DE witt, WHO
| spohe NJ th, sullen and Sur.y Democrats OF Kings
| 49,, last v.or. Boss Mclaughlin District At
,nrnny Ridgwav REGISTER Kane. Police Justice Tghe,
,idnr,nnn Cofey County Clerk C0uer. Warden Hayes,
| Asscmblyman Byrnes ana Johh l. Nlchale.