New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-15
NOT ALL FOR MORTON.
M'KINLEY DELEGATES FROM CilAUTAU-
QUA COUNTY.
)UNTIEs-CHAIR-

CONVENTIONS HELD IN MANY COUNTIEs-cHA1R-
MAN HAMILTON FISH RESIGNS IN PUTNAM.
Poughkeepse. ~ Y. March 1.-THE Republicans
Of the Ist Duchess Assembly District held their
district convention at Matteawan to-day and elect
ed the following delegates To the state Coh'eh-
tion-John A. Hanna John w. Draper. H. a.
Holmes. William Boyle. Walter A. Sherman 1ohh
T Smith; alternates. c. Howard Davidson, ). r.
Munger Joseph J. Vanwyck. Edward q. vail, D.
w Van Tasse and r. d. Vosburs. To the Con-
gress District Conventions. K. Philips, II. H.
Thompson. w. j. Conklin. Fred Bostwick' Myron
Smith and f. L. Morehouse.
At the Id Duchess Assembly District Conven-
tion which was held in Poughkeepsie this AFTER
noon the Republicans elected the following dele
gates: To the State CONGRATULATIONS H. VAIL
John l. Platt George Esselstyn. Frank G. Cunley
Philip r. Peelor and Edward w. Harrigan; alter
mates William A. Adrance. Crosby Foster. refer
Hum. Charles F. Cossum. William T. ward ana
Isaac p. Fagler. To the Congress District Con-
vention-Robert II. Hunter, Lewis H. Vail, James
Z. butcher Charles VI. Cowell, w. A. Trip and
Edward w. Harrigan.
The following resolutions were offered by John l.
Platt, of 1.-The Poughkeepse Eagle" and unani-
mously adopted.
Duchess County hereby declare in favor OF SOUND
money. protection to American industry. the eX-
American flag upon the the maintenance or the
rights OF every American citizen. including, espe,
to have it counted cast. and Levi p Morton for
President CT the United States.
The Id Duchess is Governor Morton's home
district
Dunkirk y. Y. March 1.-THE lid Chautauqua
County Assembly District Republican Convention
he'd here this afternoon. and strong Nc
elected as foi.ows: Ben Boult. William l.. Smith,
John 4 Warren ~ N: W. scofeid' A. b. Hawkins
Jamestown ~ y. March 1.-THE first Chautauqua
Assembly District to elect delegates to the Re-
publican State Convention was held in this city
this afternoon The following delegates were
elected: Charles II. Wicks Allen +. Billings Will
lam b. Jones. Carver Hidecko. Benjamin E. Shell
don Samuel Townsend. and J. S. Fowler. reso-
luton was adopted directing the delegates to vote
against instructng the deeeates-at Large from TINS
except Mckinley. and to vote aga st any candidate
deleglte-at-large to the g. Louis Convention VINO
was taken of the io5 delegates in the convention
their preference for President one hundred ana
four OF these for Mckinley and one for Morton
Rochester y. Y. March li-Rerubican conven-
tions held in the Let and WITH Assembly DIS
trIcts to-day Resolutions indorsing the admin
iba presidancv were adopted These delegates were
chosen TO the New-YOrk CITY Convention: Ist Dis
feld: ]. B. Davis. Seventeenth Ward: Smith Wilbur,
Per.nton f. Lee Burgess. Eighteenth Ward; George
trict. Henry Harrison. William Denniston philip
Garbut;. j. II. Redman. Joseph g. Wilson and John
Upton.
Buffalo March 1.-THE Republican Congressional
Conventions for the XXXIId and XXXIIId districts
OF Erie County held here at noon to-day. and
resulted in division Of the National delegates:
Governor Norton and those from the latter sup
porters OF Mckinley. The delegates elected are:
XXXIId District John K. Hazel and Captain John
Kraft: XXXIIId District, George r. Matthews and
Wesley c. Dudley
Rome " Y. March 1i.--At the lid Assembly
District Republican Convention held here this after
noon the following were elected delegates to the
State Convention: j. l. Sayles. w. II. Merrick. W.
r. Graves VI. " Hunt. N. c. Scudder and c. F.
Moulton Reynolds. Bi0n II. Kent Alonzo Denton
and william Clifford. The convention adopted reso-
dency and pledging support TO Chairman Hackeit in
his work for the future success OF the Repuo!ican
party.
Brcwsters. y. Y. March 1.-THE Republicans of
Putnam County held convention at Carmel to-day
and elected the following delegates 70 the State
Conventions Hamilton Fish. Daniel Kent and Ed
ward c, Weeks: To the Congressional District
cSnyenSn William n,r AWEa Gaco Tel Villain Mood
and f. W Adds
Hamilton Fish. having served as chairman Of the H.,
County Committee for twenty years. rendered his
resignation and T. w. Adds was chosen to succeed
him.
The delegates TO both conventions were instructed
to favor the candidacy OF Governor Morton for the
Presidency.
Fonda ~ " March 1.-THE Republicans OF
Montgomery County this afternoon elected the fol-
lowing delegates to the State Conventions Amster-
dam f. l.. Schmidt and Pho Baldwin, Florida,
Robert NJ Hartley: Mohawk G. l.. Davis; Canajo-
William Wiles The Congressional delegates are:
Amsterdam. Thomas Liddle. w. Barlow Dunlap;
Calvin Whitcomb and Richard Murphy town OF
Amsterdam William Clark Mohawk. George Jones:
Palatine Jacob Rice: M.nden; ID { Schu!ts ROOT
joharie Adam Smith.
dldacy OF Governor Morton FOR the Presidency