New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
UPSTATE NOMINATIONS
Rockland County Republicans
Urge Loyalty to Taft.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. ]

Nyack. y. Y, Aug. 2.-Rockland County
Republicans at New City this afternoon
nominated the following ticket: Member
Of Assembly. Rutledge l. Odell, stony
Point; Sherir, Harry T. Essex. Nyack;
coroners. S. w. butcher. Haverstraw, and
Frank Hunter. SuffTn.
Resolutions were adopted strongly COM
mending the administration OF President
Taft and urging loyalty TO the party.
The Womens Political Union asked the
convention TO instruct Mr.. Odell Il he is
elected. TO vote for woman's suffrage
bill next winter. Mr.. Odell. who Is known
to be in favor Of suffrage, was left TO act
as he saw ft.
The Prohibitionists Of Rockland County
met at Spring Valley this afternoon and
nominated Percy t. Demarest, OF Haver
straw, for the Assembly. The Socialists
named Oscar Wolfe for the same office.
Newburg. N Y. Aug. 24.-Edmund
Plat. editor OF THE PouEhkeepsie
Eagle" was to-day designated for Con-
gress by the Republican committee Of the
26th District which includes Orange,
Dutchess and Putnam counties.
John ID. Stivers Assembiyman from the
I'd Orange District, was to-day nominated
by the Republicans for Senator in the
18th District. comprising the counties OF
Orange and Sullivan. lie also is. an cd
itor.
Poughkeepsie, Aug. A.-Franklin u.
Roosevelt was to-day designated by the
Democratic committee OF Duchess Coun-
~ for state Senator TO succeed himself.
Raymond g. Guernsey was designated
for member of the Assembly for the I'd
Dutchess District. to succeed Lewis Stuy-
vesant Chanler. Ferdinand A. Hoyt was
named for the 1st Duchess District in
which Myron Smith, incumbent, was
designated by the Republicans.
Kingston, Aug. 24--George Mcclellan. OF
Chatham, was designated as Democratic
Congress nominee for the 9th District to-
day.
These Republican nominations for the
Assembly have been made: Ulster County
list District, Walter q. Geroldsek. Pine
| Hill: I'd District, Samuel c. Waring New
Palt2.
The Democrats Of the 1st Assembly Dis
trict nominated Lawrence Kenney. Of
Saugerties.
Balston, Aug 24.-Clarence Parker, a
lawyer Of Granville, Washington County.
was to-day designated by the Progressive
party for Senator from the aOth District
Saratoga County Democrats nominated
| William II. Manning, of Malta, for the
Assembly.
Saratoga, Aug. A.-Assemblyman George
IT, Whitney was to-day designated by the
Republican Senate committee Of the Goth
District for the state Senatorship to sue
! ceed Edgar T. Bracket.
Batavia, Aug. @.--Clarence Bryant, OF
Leroy, was designated for third term
in the Assembly by the Genesee County
Republican Committee to-day.
Rochester, Aug. A-In Hornell to-day
the I'd Assembly District Republican con-
vention Of Steuben County designated w.
G. Kellogg, for the Assembly and elected
these delegates 10 the Syracuse conven-
ton: f. ]. Halbert, Charles Tanner, Hor-
nell: w. G. Kellogg, Greenwood; w. 5.
McGreevy, Wayland; A. +. Conley, CO.
hocton; Frank Smith, Cameron, and j. II.
Keller Canisteo.
Troy. Aug. 4-The Rensselaer, County
designating committee Of the Republican
party this afternoon named James F.
Munger, Of Rensselaer,. for County Clerk;
John r. Knapp, of Troy. for Senator. and
Burt L. Shaw. of Troy, for Coroner.
Abraham L. Peyton was nominated for
the Assembly by the Republicans Of the
lst District.
Auburn, Aug. 24.--Arthur Brooks, OF
Romulus, was designated this afternoon
for Senator by the Democrats Of the
Cayuga- Seneca Cortland district.
Elmira. n Y, Aug. 24.-Edwin s.
Underhill, of Corning, member OF Congress
from the old 33d District, was designated
o-day as the Democratic primary candi-
date for Representative from the new S7th
District.
Senator John T. Murtaugh was desig-
mated by the Democratic Senate commit
tee of the 41st District as the party's
candidate for reelection.
Bertram W. Nye, OF NatkIls, was ueS-
lgnated for Senator at the 41st Republican
Senate Convention.
Monticello. y. Y, Aug 24-Sullivan
County Democrats to-day renominated
John X. Evans for the Assembly. Evans
was leading figure in the fight against
Tammany Hail in the Assembly last
year.
Republicans Of the county nominated
John Townsend for the Assembly. Town
send is a retired sergeant OF the New
York City police force.
Middletown. n. Y, Aug. 24.-John j..
| Stivers of this city, member OF the
Assembly for the last two terms, was
| to-day designated as Republican candi-
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