New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
FOR THE ANTEHIIL CONVENTION.
DELEGATES TO SYRACUSE ELECTED ~ sEvER.
COINTITS.

COUNTIES.
Albany. May % (Spcdan.-Thc primaries ordered
by the DcmocrTtc Provisional Committee were held
today They were hy Assembly districts aud were
but Shiny attended. The elias Of voters however was
above the average seen mt Democratic primaries The
result Tst District Delegates, simon Iiolryd.
Edward J. Graham, Albany Edward +. De- Novelties,
Bethlehem acnatcs David Lld1cy. bethlehem :;
Luther ID. IIungerford Ncw-scotland; Clarence
strcvclIc Albany; iii Dsthct-Irlegaics Wallace y.
Horton. Louis ". Pratt, Joha a. stephens. Albany {:
altornates Cornelius II. Van Antwerp. 1errc F..
Dubois James Morrison. Albany; llId DiStrot-Delo-
gates Norton Chase, Thoma, T. Mason. T. l.. La Mourc.
Albany: ncrnatcs Jacob l.. Ten Eyck. George d.
Miller Thoma, F. Wilkinson, Albany; lyth District
Delegate J. D. Fcnthcr~touhaugh j. ". Ross CohOrs :.
&. ID. IIud on, Wet Troy; altcrnAtcs, j. = 'fahe'
G. ID. Miller, COlocs
Watertown. y y May 9s.-I1fy five delegates
representing all except seven Of the twenty SIX towns
and wards Of Jefferson County. composed the Demo
cratic Convention held here today to elect delegates
TO the MAY convention AT syracuse. John lansin'-
lawyer chairman. and - +.
Bagg. leading manufacturer. reported for
the Committee on Resolutions The re
port declares that organization was n nee 10
overcome the false impression created by thc teprnay
Convention expresses coniidcAcc that IN" delrsh'c,
TO bo elected by the syracuse Convention WI not
allow the object Tor which they are ono,"n . 10 !"
frustrated by timidity or lack of SOUND JudSm'u'
and that they viii act in harmony %l,h ,ne
That the dclegat~s sent To syracuse have
the broadcst discretion; the convention know know
nf Sn. I were ecccd d. st District s F. ngg j.
recpo ana and O. % cd llS District D. '" ~
In the 1T ~. Lawrence County District THIS after
noon the following delegates wcro elected 70 the Way
convention: Daniel Magonc Jane, d. Eason ana
D. Mama h y. Y. May 90 spccal.The Democratic
rrrv, sionoI Comfy Convention Of orleans County,
70 day had crediabe DELEGATIONS from every polling
place ard thcr, was much enthusiasm. Resolutions
Mere adopted d,nouncng I'M, and indor'Ing Clcvc-
land as he logical candlia' Of the Dem Grncy. Fran
els Mahcr Of Medina: j.. f. Farwcn. Of Holly aud d.
r. Garrett Of Carlton. were elected delegates to tho
rIsitsbnrg s. T. May ea.-Thc Clinton Comfy
CONVENTION 70 se,s'' ui,s'V Tho c,nyr"tinn was
largely attended by leading Democrats from the several
ORcllly were chosen dclcgal'~ and John ". Hsvens
william r. crook and Hiram W. stctson aliernnlrs.
connty IL Assembly District Dcmocr,tic Convention
today elected a. delegate, IT, the syTacn-c ant,
snap convention = " inc Il r. ,rrm%n ara 70
H. Kavnnnugh 4. :. Van voorhees, and W. !. Covert.
N"whurs, y; - May 2s-Inc anti-IliIi D Dem
vcntlon here today and elected III" following dele
racs 10 , tnG 1Y S carpcue sa Mom-o
I"hn, g. Earl Woodbury. acrnaic, Caleb Iu.c, High
land Falls: ". s. Hunter, blooming Grove; A. Il.
Wddlctosn. y. y. MAY % special The anti.
I'M" Of the I'D Assembly District OF Orange
Comfy met IN this city to-day. and named {. r.. Cud
dcbacl u Port Jcrvis: Grnmell Burt Of warwick.
and f.. +. ruSh: Of This city. rs DELEGATE, !" 10"
testing against the action u the February Convention
In nsrucng It's delegates To the Democratic national
be put in lnc with the Democratic party Of the connry
ihrr votes for the nomination Of Grover Cleveland.
Nearly all the towns In the dsulc were represented at
the convention.
nlnehamton, y: y, MAY 2s-Eugcnc Kelly. Of
Coc,yille, and =. W. Cunningham and John II.
l;akrny Of This city elected dccga'eS TO the
syracuse Convention his afternoon at the convention
u the Cleveland Democracy.