New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
UP-STATE CONVENTIONS.
Ontario and Steuben IndOrse ROOSe-
Ceit-PIatt and Dunn Supported.

Canandaigua, y. Y. March 25.-Both the national
and State administrations were indorsed by the
ontario County Republican Convention. which met
mere to-day 10 choose delegates to the State, Con-
Fress, Senate and Seventh Judicial District conven-
tons Assemblyman !. l.. Burnett was chosen to
head the delegation elected to the State conven-
ton which name delegates TO the national conven-
ton. and Senator John Ranes that TO the conven-
ton which will nominate candidates for State
Offices
The delegations elected to the Congress and Sen
ate conventions favor the denomination Of Congress
man Serene +. Payne and Senator Raines respec-
lively. and that to the Seventh Judicial District
Convention favors the nomination OF James A.
Robson as Justice Of the Supreme Court. Judge
Robson now holds the Office successor OF Justice
". Fl. Adams. deceased. under appointment Of Gov
enor OdelL
Binghamton. y. Y March 2s-Broome County
Republicans to-day elected delegates to the State
convention as follows: Tst Distric-ColoneI George
T. G. DeIavar. r Frank smith and James L,
Englebert. I'D District Henry 1. Beach. Frederick
Annas and A d. Lewis The delegates We're in
nlitteeman.
Path. y Y. March 2s-At the Republican con-
vention Of the LIST Assembly District Of steuben
County held here to-day. the following delegates
were elected 10 the Republican State Convention
L New-York April 70: Charles w Gillet Of
Addison; William n. Nichols OF Path: +. g Plat.
Q. Elkins Of Bath; Wendell p. Dean. of Prattsburg.
were elected delegates to the Congress convention
at Bath on March 81. NIonrO Wheeler. Of Ham
mondsport; Q; r. Stratton, Of Addison: o. W;
Sutton, OF Bath; John s. Kennedy, Of Corning. and
Frank Hedges. Of Bradford
Resolutions were passed euloCzinC President
Roosevelt and pelEing him the support Of the
district, indOrSinE the administration % Governor
OdeU. and expressing approval and appreciation
OF the services Of Senators Thomas q. Plat and
ChaCncey NJ DepeW, and Congressman G. W. Gil
let, and indOrsng the last named for denomination.
The name Of ex-senator Fassett. Of Elmira- who
is contestfng the nomination for member OF Con-
gross In the NXXIITd District against Gillet was
not mentioned in the convention. The Congress
delegates elected to-day will attend the conven-
ton at Bath Thursday next. and nominate
Gillet The Fassett delegates will hold another
convention in Elmlra April g. 10 nominate their
candidate. and the courts will determine whose
name VIII SO the official ballot.
Cortland. y. Y. March 26 CSpecIaD.-The Republi-
can County Convention to-day elected delegates to
the State, Senate, Congress and judicial conven-
tons, and adopted strong resolutions indOrsing the
administrations OF President Roosevelt and Gov
ernor Odel and recognizing Senator Thomas c..
Platt as the active party leader. whose ability and
skill IN times past have contributed 40 largely 10
Republican success. ard whose continuance in
active leadership IS the p-esaEe Of further vic
tories Charles O. Newton. OF Homer. nOmi-
mated for member Of Assembly, to succeed Henry
A Dickinson, who declined denomination.