The sun., 1908-04-05
HUGHES DELEGATES CHOSEN
ODELES CONTENTION hDORSES
THE GOVERNOR.,

Held 70 choose Representatives In the
state COnt entlOn-Black Heads the
DELEGATION From Rensselaer, County.
NLwBURoH April 1.-THE Republicans
Of the First Assembly district Of Orange
county this afternoon elected the fol-
lovlng delegates to the State conven-
tlon: Former Governor odell, Congress
man Thomas W. Bradley. John T. Duryea,
Augustus Denniston, Capt, j. NJ. Dickey,
Louis f. Goodsell, Capt. John p. Rose,
p W. Wilson and Assemblyman Henry
Seacord Before they we're chosen former
Governor Odell presented the following
resolutions, which were adopted unan-
inouSly
The Republicans Of The First Assembly
district on the county Of Orange, In con-
NentOn assembled take this opportunity TO
Tsaiirm their adherence TO these policies
and principles which have brought pros
Ierty 20 this state ard country.
We commend the cnortG Of all those who
have been aCtuated by patriotic motives In
the administration q the ahaiTs Of the Federal
and State governments. Particularly 90
We commend the executive acts OF Gov,
Charles l.. Hughes, whose highland lolty Ideals
have brought TO him reuovn and the appro-
tation Of all who believe In civic truth aud
honesty
Believing thar he IN larger sphere OF
ueehIlneSs viii bring the same intelligence
and executive ability he has shown In the
administration Of the states Affairs, We
commend him to the people Of our country
a. one who is deserving Of their support for
f.f ha
Magistrate Of the nation.
And we repue.t the delegates to be chosen
gt this cOnV ton 10 use every honorable
cans 10 promote the candidacy Of COY
harles T.. Hughes and TO vote only for such
delegates a. best typIly and represent his
sentiment and desire on the parJ OF the Re
tublicans Of This district
The rect Of the resolutions consisted OF
q warm Endorsement Of the acts Of Con-
gresham Bradley, and to show their appre-
Ciation Of his course and work i was re-
soked 10 stand by him for reelection
Troy April The Republican county
convention this afternoon elected nineteen
delegates to the state convention. The
delegation Ia headed by former Governor
frank S. Black. II also includes State
Superintendent Of Prisons Collins, Con
gresham Draper. ex-senator Barnes As
Eemblyman Lansing and former Adiutant-
General Tilhnghast. The delegates were IN
strNlcted TO favor the election OF delegates
10 the national convention who will vote
for the nomination Of Gov. Hughes for
President -and who will spare no effort
toward placing that winning name at the
head OF the national ticket
FONDA, April THE Republicans Of
Montgomery county this afternoon held
their convention in Fonda and elected dele
gates to the State convention TO bc held
IN New York on April Il and TO the Sena-
tOrial and Congressional conventions.
Resolutions we're adopted indorsing the
administrations Of President Roosevelt
and Gov Hughes The Sena torial dele
gates will probably be in favor Of the nom
mai ION Of Senator Wemple of Schenectady.
The Congress delegates were instructed
for Representative Cyrus Durey for re-
nomination. Judge Joseph l.. Moore Of
Fort Plain was the chairman Of the con
Vention His eulogstc reference TO Gov.
Hughes received loud and continued APP
plause
SCHENECTADY April Both the Re-
publicans and the Democrats held their
county conventions here this afternoon.
The Republicans elected delegates 90 the
State convention 20 be held in New York
neat Saturday. The delegates 10 the Con-
gressional convention 10 be held In Albany
next Thursday. were instructed to vote for
Mayor Horace s. Van poast for one Of the
two delegates from this Congress district
20 the Republican national convention,
Albany will name the other national dele
gate, who will be William Barnes. Jr.
Senator William W. Wemple was per-
mitted 10 name the delegates to the Sena-
tonal convention which Is expected to
renominate Senator Wemple,
KINGSTON, April The Republican
Ulster county convention this afternoon
unanimously adopted resolutions heartily
approving "the able, conservative and
mighty efficient administration Of Gov.
Charles L. Hughes, and warmly ndorsing
him for President Of the United States
confident that his nomination and election
would 60 far towardreestablishn business
confidence
HUDSON April A-DeIegates from Lou
Payn's county go unInstructed 10 the Re
publican State convention next Saturday
except that they are directed to vote as
q unit. The convention held to-day names
the following delegates; Louis r. Payn,
Henry Hudson, Alfred s. Celen. J. Wallace
Darrow, Eugene +. Vasheron, Henry X.
Bryan and Sanford W. Smith. Payn also
heads the Congressional delegation. The
delegates we're unanimously selected.
uTICA, April i--1he Republican district
convention for the Second Assembly dis
triot Of Oneida county was held in Whites
bofo to-day Delegates 10 the State con-
vention In New York we're chosen Reso-
lutions were adopted indorsing Roosevelt,
Hughes and sherman and the delegates
were instructed to support the candidacy
Of Hughes for the nomination for Presi-
dent
LYONS, April THE Wayne county Re-
publicaa district convention this afternoon
adopted resolutions cordially congratulating
the country and the Republican party on
the splendid achievements OF President
ROosevelts administration, which has been
characterized by patriotic and broadminded
craftsmanship The convention also heart
iy indorsed 1the brilliant and vigorous
administration Of Gov, Charles +. Hughee'
and resolved that I'VE have in Gov, Hughes
a man Of such high character. brilliant
ability and solid achievements that he has
become a national figure and his availa-
bility for the Presidency is everywhere
conceded %. b..
ELMIRA, April 4.-The Chemung county
Republicans held their. .ConYention to-dsy.
Congressman Fassett was absent for the
first time in a quarter Of a century, being
detained in Washing ton. However, dele
gates were seectedAhd instructed TO seouTe
his denomination, Delegates were also
instructed 10 support Senh tor Owen Cassidy
Iof renOmlnauon. LOUIS Dunl always
Democratic leader and long a State COM
mitteeman from this district. was selected
ae one Of the Senatorial delegates. He is
head Of the ice companies here and an
nounces that he is now Republican Con-
Rressman Fassett, William Compton Clay
Holmes, Ransome Lewis, Ray TompkiDs,
Ralph Webster, Frank Phones and Ben
jRmin Wager we're named IS delegates to
the State convenuoh' A resolution was
adopted commencing Gov, Hug hes for =
place on the national ticket aud We instruct