New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-17
DIVIDED DELEGATION From Ehih'

,ry,~tpv cr.ppoRrERs CHOSEN ~ SEVERAL DIS
rprc-rs- CONVENTIONS IN MANY COUNTIES.
punslo March 1.-THE Republican Assembly d's-
,ric. conventions for Erie County 10 eisc' "e'o
GATES 10 the state Convention were he'u ~
There was no opposition TO the orsah'~''o. '
and no attempt made TO Instruct the ue'es"'e .
from any Of the districts except the NIllth "hich
nassed resolutions ndorsng Mckinley. AS heai'S
,s can he Judged. part OF the delegates from the
ia D,s,rict and those from the IVth, Win ana
Win are In favor OF the Ohio man. foiIowihs
are the delegates:
Ist D.strict-Dennis NJ Doyle, simon KenetS T
Alfred II. Sendker, Louis i. Relcher'' Aus"S"' "
ia Distr!ct-Wllam : Graitan, M,ii' d,ico ID
sherman. George u. Emerson. Isaac scott; Clinora
: A. Coe. William Mccleary. ). {. Nehhg ana
Tia nis,rlct~Patr.ck Hughes. w b. Hickman,
John Ieible and julius Craetier; ~ e,.
IVih Dlsir,c;-N.cholas J. Mock. John Rast. Simon
v,h ps,r,c JACOB springweer Fred P Eckert.
cnaT.e- brown and fal"R f Kirk Charlie. F. Men
sch T. " Harrington. George Ioeller ana Henry
Win pls,ric,-H J. Hurd Henry Knapp SEN
ator George \ Davis AMI Ossan Bedcll -
VIIlth Dstf!ci-Lous Zittle. g, T. DICK q. W..
Clark II 4 Wigttman and @. ". Briggs
t-tlca March ls-Tho Republican Convention FOR
the XXvth Congress District met at IicrkImer this
afternoon. II was decidedly quiet. Few were pres
ent aside from the delegates. Frederick c. Weaver.
o. Dc.rncld vho WAS defeated by Cosgeshall FOR
Senator last tall. and Albert O. story, OF Little
Falls acre chosen delegates to the st LOUIS Con-
vcntlon Thomas Wheeler and i. y. Van Deuscn
we're named ahcrna;cs. David II. Burrell OF
Little Falls. Was named "a the Presidential tecior
from this district.
Kesoiuiloas were adopted lndors!ng the candidacy
hi. nominaioa: also iniorsing the course Of James
sherman n Congress ana ,onsTatuatins Cmar
his success.
Fonda y. Y. March 1.-THE Republican County
Committee q Montgomery County has reelected
George Warren Heath A. chairman. The delegates
4, The STATE Convention were instructed TO favor
tho interest Of cx-Congressmln John Sanford. OF
Amsterdam. FOR Presidential EI'ctor.
Rochester. y. Y. March l5-The Republicans OF
the Id Assembly District Of Monroe County held
their convention tonight and the following dele
gates 10 the State Convention chosen: State
Senator g. r. Parsons George r. Roth. Mahlon B.
Adams. James II. Davey. Henry G.. Cook Fred c..
XII ~ the -Four Assembly district conventions have
no been held IN Monroe county. and each OF them
unanimously elected delcsates favorable to Gov
ernor Morton. and strong Morton reso'Itlohs were
adopted a; each one OF the gaiherings Monroe VIII
have solid delegation OF twenty-s.x members
strongly in favor Of Morton's nomination for Pres!-
dent
Albany. March 1.-THE schoharie County Repub-
ican Convention held at Mddleburg to-day selected
the following delegates:
State Conventional obart Krum Charles y. Wet
ing Isaac Van vochten and d. L. Feathers
Congressonal-H c. Tenant. A. l.. Iiaines II. c.
Getter. C. T. Nichols Hobart Krum. VI. Rivenburg.
j. g. Badgely VI VI. France. y. c. Wright. H. W.
Baxter and J. VI. Esmay.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved That the duly chosen representatives.
OF the Republicans OF Schohare County. In conven-
tlon assembled. DO most cordially indorse me can
didacy OF our esteemed and sagacious Chief Magls-
tratc. the Hon Levi +. Morton. for the nomiha-
ton OF the President OF the Nation.
Resolved. That we believe that his nomination by
the National Convention VIII be ratified by the
people who would be delighted TO honor as
tinguished public servant who has proved ms
ability TO conduct safely the AFT airs OF the create
State I'm the American Union. ana who couid De
safely intrus,ed with the chief Migjstracy or TINS
great Nation Governor Morton has shown him
TO be wise and Intelligent official and public
spirited citizen.