The sun., 1892-02-17
MORE DELEGATES FOR HILL,
AND APPROVAL OF THE TIME SET FOR
THE STa7E CONTENTION.
An Estimate that Allows Cleveland hut
go Out OF the asa Delcgates-Tho Rest
Will Vote to Send Hin Men to Chicago.

An Estimate that Allows Cleveland but
go Out OF the asa Deicgates-Tho Rest
Will Vote to send Hin Men TO Chicago.
ALBANY. Feb. 16.-Up to date the friends OF
Senator Hill have had n clear field in secur-
ing almost all the delegates to the State Con-
vention. The following table OF delegates
thus far chosen indicates that Cleveland will
not have more than 20 delegates in tho State
Convention. while Hill will have tho rest OF
the 3Si:
lin deegates-A,egany 2. Broome 8. Cayusn o,
Chemung o. Chenango g. Columbia g. Duchess u,
Greene Q. Lewis .. Madison 8. Monroe g. Montgomery
D. Oneida D. Ontario g. Orange q. Orleans g. Os wego g.
0tsego 3. Rensselaera y Richmond 3. Rockiand g. st.
Lawrence q. Schenectady .. schuyler g. Seneca 3.
stcubcn g. Tioga 3 Washington g. Wayne 9. West
Chester 3. Wyoming 8. To,all2s
Cleveland delegates-Essex o. Total3
BATAVIA. Feb 1G-The election OF delegates
to the Democratic State Convention took place
hero last evening and resulted in a victory for
the entire Hill ticket.
DUNK1RK. Feb 1H-The Second Assembly
District Democratic Convention OF Chautau-
qua county met at Sinclairville yesterday. Hill
delegates were elected to the State Convention
and resolutions were adopted approving the
sAKAToGA. Fob 1.-THE First District Demo-
cratic Delegate Convention was held at Ball
.WArEErowS. Feb. iH"The Second district
Democratic Convention of st Lawrence
Sdenn;y ned sisd H m
adeped fe csvsand m.n %S1f took no part i
Second Assembly, district Of Ulster county
mously adopted these resolutions:
,, The Democracy Of the Second Assembly district of
hs a'ss 1pSsss a
Gratis Gratis ~ New York city and elsewhere who are at.
rsr the state By s and as sdDs"s ps@S
patton q she state x,ns time he holding Of
S,, Ihn. ns%ry "t he action Of the
ss ns on e In a ws s9
pemocratie party last fsii under the management Of
TSas ii. delegate. nj. day Jay chosen to repre-
nestly heir best efforts to secure dele
CATION National Democratic Convention from the
nomination. Of senator David lii for Presdent Of
The Democrats Of the First dist1lct also
e'ViiHT WMrrEna1l. M e'f1e Fsb. 1e.-At the Democratic
IN eosny sei" soday ,stFif fiji
delegates were chosen and these resolutions
were adopted:
,ns @ e%IdsnSs nm in The raaersnp Of senator
M m energy na niontsnle rerseverance !.ds
dSction OF Gov. Roswell r. Fiowcr by majority of 90
600 and Democratic majority in both Houses tho
Legislature. Feeling do that his services his
party have won for MIN ;hc warm regard Of Democrats
throughout the Empire state and believing that under
his leadership national equal i'll briiancy
that recently achieved Ill the state may be secured:
therefore. be II
Rerci. That this Convention instrucs its delegates
70 so every hon"rnoIe means in their power to select
delegates TO the National Convention who shall favor
Candidate President oths United states en'
OswEGo. Feb. 19.-The Democratic Conven-
ton Of the Second district Of Oswego county
was held here to-day. Hill delegates were
elected.
ScHoHAn1E. Fob. 16.The Schoharie county
Democrats in Convention to-day elected un-
pledged delegates to the State Convention.
Lo,KPoRT. Feb. 16-Hill delegates were
elected at the Niagara county First district
Democratic Convention to- day.