New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-27
UPSTATE NOMINATIONS
R. G. S. Drummond Named to
Oppose Payne for Congress.

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Oppose Payne for Congress.
! Geneva, Aug. 26-Richsrd c. S. Drum
mond. of Auburn was nominated as the
! Democratic candidate for Congress to-
day He opposes Serene E Payne. Re
! publican incumbent. who was renomi-
mated
| Utica. Aug 26-Homer +. Snyder, Of
Little Falls was to-day named as the
! Republican candidate for Congress in the
! 9th District.
Newburg. Aug. 26-Assemblyman Caleb
| H. Baumes was to-day designated by the
| Republicans for the Assembly I'm the lst
/ District of Orange County. Mr.. Baumes
! has served four terms. These delegates TO
the state convention were chosen: EX
Governor B. b. Odell, Senator John b.
Rose, S. V. Schoonmaker. John Il. Cor
I win. Representative Thomas W. Bradley.
Joseph NJ. Dickey. Fred Booth, +. W.
| Wilson and Graham Witschief.
| Batavia. Aug 26.-Henry +. Danforth.
OF Rochester, Representative in Congress
| from the 32d District. was unanimously
designated as the Republican candidate
for Congress from the new seth District
by the Congress district committee to-
day.
! Albany. Aug. 26-Assemblyman Harold
! J. Human was designated to-day for re-
nomination by the 1st District Republican
committee Of Albany. William c. Baxter,
I I'm Assem-
| bly by the Republicans Of the 90 District.
Albion. Aug. 26-The Progressive con-
vention here named A. II. G. Hardwick,
Of Niagara Falls. for Senator in the 4lth
District.
Syracuse. Aug. 26.-The Democrats OF
Onondaga County to-day designated these
| candidates: For Congress, John X. can
CIV: State Senator John II. Cahill; Assem-
bly,, 1st District, P. j. Kelly; I'd District,
S. Gay Daley: Cd District w. G. Lapham.
The Republican Congress district com
mittee at White Plains yesterday desig-
mated James w. Hustled. OF Peekskill as
The primary candidate for the nomination
for Congress from the 25th District. Mr.
Hustled is the son OF the late James W.
Hustled. who was known as the Bald
Eagle of Westchester," and who was for
many years q member Of the Assembly,
serving six terms as Speaker.
Democrats in convention at White
Plains yesterday made the following des-
ignations Of primary candidates: For Sen
ator. John +. Sealey. New Rochelle; AS
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| White Plains; Surrogate OF Westminster
| County, William A. Sawyer Port Chester
Coroner, James 2. Dunn. fonKers. Inc
| Democratic Congress district committee
| adjourned until to-day at l p. m. without
making designation. Cornelius Pugsley.
! of Peekskil mas refused to accept the
designation and the party leaders were IN
| conference with him at PeeksklIl last
night In an effort TO get MIN 70 recon-
slider
Ogdensburg. Aug 26.-Dennis B. Lucey
was designated by the Democratic com
mittee of this district to-day as primary
candidate for Congress. 10 succeed his
law partner. the late Representative
George II. Malby.
! Poughkeepsie, Aug. 25-The Republican
Senate committee OF the 18th District to-
day designated Jacob G. Southland OF
Putnam County, as candidate for State
| Senator.
| WATERFOWL. Aug. &.-Ex-Senator Elon
r. Brown has received the Republican
designation for the Senate.
Ogdensburg. Aug. 8.-The Democrats
have designated ]. c. Brennan. Of Sara
nae Lake for the Senate.
! Catskill. Aug. 26.-These Assembly des-
| ignations have been made: Republican,
George w. squires; Democratic, j. Lewis
| Patrie
Ballston, Aug. 26.-The Democratic con-
vention to-day nominated Milton X, Hup-
much. of Hudson Falls. for Congress from
the 9th District. and designated DR.. A. NJ.
Burt as candidate for State Senator in
| the 18th District
Rochester, Aug. CIV W. Capron. OF
Wayland was designated by the Progress
sives Of the 9th District to-day as their
candidate for Congress.
by Telegraph TO The Tribune.
| Nyack, N Y, Aug. 26.-The Rockland
County Democratic Committee designated
| to-day Frederick G.. Grimme, or SparkilI.
| for The Assembly, and Lawrence w. Ser
ven. OF Gainesville. for Sheriff.
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