New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
SOME DEMOCRATIC DEI.EGATES.
rr..IITs OF MANY CONTESTS BETWEEN THE
HILL AND CLEVELAND FACTIONS.

RESULTS OF MANY CONTESTS BETWEEN THE
HILL AND CLEVELAND FACTIONS.
Kingston. y. Y. Sept 30 CspeciaD.-The following
delegates TO the Democratic State Convention were
seec,ed nv the convention of tho Id Ulster DIS
trict to-day: Isaac y. Cox. Frederick smith anu
Michael Dugan. 1t Is believed to he an antl-ohAp-
per delegation Mayor David Kennedy, OF TINS city
waS rcnominated.
schenectady. y. Y. Sept 30 CspeciaD.-The Demo
cratic County Convention met in this city. and AFTER
tho usual fighting and a bolt Of the Hill factioh
of the Marty they nominated candidates Tor county
officers and chose delegates to the State ana sem"
torlal conventions The Cleveland contingent OUT
generated their opponents and secured the coh'en-
ton and elected the following delegates to the state
Convention: j. Wadell. II. Juno and o.. ho'~ha".
Alternatcs-Willam Hathaway. r. Tomasney anu
n Rector The Senatorial delegates elected are
Martin Kelly. T.. e. Angle X j. cooper H. w.
Glen and Garrett Franken. AlternateS-lhomas
Turnbul Alonzo Bull. c. Mesick' John Shaner anu
William Tiffany The Hill faction after poi''hs.
held a quiet convention all by themselves anu
elected delegates and alternates to the state Con-
,ar,,or az follows; f. T. Kreigsman. Thomas Far
rel and " Rector; and as alternates, FRANK D.
Arthur John Donnelly and j. Johnson
Uerl<imcr " T.. Sept. % (SpecaD. conVeh-
ton to-day resulted In d complete victory LOT '"e
I'm Democrats There was a contest over the OF
canizaton and report OF the committee on con-
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Anti-C levelandites by vote Of 50 to q. Inc uee
c,tes to the state Convention are X. H. smith,
- " Grosycnor and Michael NcLauflin. all anti
Cleveland men -,
Rochester ~ Y. Sept 30 (SpeciaD.-Democrauc
Assembly District conventions to elect ue'eba'o
10 the state Convention We're held To-Day III III
three districts of Monroe County In the Ist Dis
trct both factions participated, IN the iu '''
Hill men had a quiet meeting hy themselves 'leNe-
land delegates having been selected at previous
contention and In the lid District the CleVria"u
men withdrew from the hall, ana two coh'"''''oi,9
were held In thu ~ District convention George H.
Uovek T. d. II. cobb and William Iuduy "e'e
selected "a delegates to the state 'ohFeh''o"' |'
three are cleveland Democrats. Delegates were
present II the Hi District convcat!on WHEN oh'y
lasted fen minutes state Committeeman william
- Tracey Alderman Morris Lempert and Spec''d
County Judge John u. Lynn wer" named Il" S'"'o
delegates when the TIA District conv-n-
ton was called to order. lhere "e'e
pres.ni con'csting delegations from four out Vi
tie Ar;eru towns and wards. The CieFe'ahu .o'0'H
had nyc uncon;crt"d del CATIONS ana III" nm NV"
s,x TIL. District Committee took from the con-
vcniion the right to pass upon contested Sal
and seated ~" Hi men in all four Instances
Cleveland men Introduced a resolution SuosU'u'"'s
their four delegations for these declared Se"''u'
nm, Chairman James Malley held the resolution OUT
~ order After roll-call the resolution was re-
ne,,.el and this time it was tabled. At this the
Cleveland mon withdrew 10 another halI mile
distant At tho I'm convention. George Hahcs'
William g. PAGE and Joseph Blackboard were mani
mously chosen The Cleveland men nam'd VAL
cntin- Fleckcas;cir. the newly appointed 'o''V'or
OF Internal Revenue. James Burke ana Herbert
,rIr.u., Mr. IL. ncs rs In the Ist District. but
having boon baut.n There Vas eccorded The honor OF
an election by his friends n the Illd Al ~" 'Hl-
y",,inn@ ,do1trI rrfolutiona CONNIE ending the Ma
tloral and state admiuistrlttOns. .
Monticello y Y. Sept @-Ihr SuilN"h on rs
H. nocraf4 held a convention here to-day ana cn"N"
the following delegates to the state convention
George M Rrcbc. David = lIlll ana John. irwin;
The convention Endorsed the policy OF the Nhtloht
administration commend II q ernof Flo"er III ms
routrol of state affairs and irdorsed tn" ATTITUDE
Of senators hin and Murphy To the AdminiSirit3n
The convention also sci 'ctcd the following 'rie
,a,.s T., ne senatorial Convention: jacob II. Nay
lee David : Avtrv. John D. scott Rodcrl-k MOT
rsnn Harry &. Nin.nt lni John watson. IL,
AIbInL y y Sept 5O.-Ihe Orleans D"nncra'lc
CONVENTION held here to-day elected the following
delegates 10 the Sara oga Couyention Eugene fny-
cgates D.. t. Hin followers