Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-27
REPRESENTATIv PRIMARIES.

REPRESENTATIVE PRIMARIES. Democratic Delegates Elected In All The Wards And Republicans Hn Part-James P. Pi2ott's Nomination Assured-But Little Excitement At Any Of The POlling.PIaces.
 Last evening was the time fixed for the election of de 1egates to the Democratic rep resentatives' convention in every ward in the town and in portion of the wards Republi- can primaries were held for a similar pur- pose At all of the Democratic primaries the talk was all Pigott for first place on the ticket, while for second place there seemed to be some question in regard to the nomi- nee. This was particularly true in some of the lower wards. When Hobart L. Hotch- kiss name was mentioned for second place, there was many who said "one lawyer on the ticket is qnite sufficient; let us have busi- ness man for second place." ''Well, who will you have?" said a prominent Seventh ward politician. The reply came quick and sharp, "My man is A. L. Cham berlain of the Annex; he is 8 business man that would be credit to the town" Another suggested D. L. Carpenter as a gentleman who would give character to the ticket. And so | name after name was suggested, leaving the scribe to reach the conclusion that the second | place was an open question.
 In the Sixth ward there were two tickets | in the field, but as understood both sets of delegates were aiming for the same. purpose, | namely, the nomination of Mir. Pigott The | trouble was that both desired the honor of | assisting in the nomination of the popular i young American" :" who was effectually set down upon by his Democratic colleagues in i Hartford last winter. Then again both wanted a chance at the ''boodle' that ill their imagi- l nat on they saw floating about the ward to pay ':election expenses"
 The Republicans did their work ln quiet, orderly manner as is usual. There was lit | tie or no speculation as to who the nominees 1 for Representatives would be, but the fact | that first class delegates were selected leaves no doubt that the nominees will be such as to command the votes of all good citizens. Following are the Democratic delegates elected:
 FIRST WARD.
 In this ward one hundred and one ballots were cast for the following ticket, winch was elected without opposition
 Delepates-John B Robertson Nathan A. Myers, sgPbo SeofgeP R SS0 g Bennett; box tender-Ciarence k Peck; checker, Frank c. Niles
 SECOND WARD. Only thirteen votes were cast in this ward, all for the following ticket:
 Delegates A Heaton Robertson, Stephen Shan lev Frederick H. Brethauer, John Reynolds, Harvey B. Dorman: alternate-at-large, John Shay; checker, Frank E. Donnely; box tender. Patrick kilbrlde. THIRD WARD.
 Seventy eight votes were cast in this ward, there being opposition to the following ticket: ert Hollinger, John Stanford, Henry Ryder. Thomas F. Stackpole, Joseph Mcguire, John Al lard; alternate, Patrick J: Finn box tender, Dan ie Reynolds; checker, John J. Toole FOURTH WARD. One hundred and twenty votes were cast for the only ticket in the field, which was as follows: Delegates James L Hayes Isaac Wolf, Thomas Miller, Thomas Fitzpatrick, William F. Shannon; alternate, Linn c. Lambert; b9x tender tender Edward FIFTH WARD. The following ticket received one hun dred votes, there being no opposition: Hensg Satsch Wem John P. Carney; checker, Michael McGovern.
 SIXTH WARD.
 There were two tickets ill this ward, and two hundred and twenty five votes were cast. The following ticket was elected by forty eight majority:
 Delegates James H F1agg, Daniel Lyseght, Dan Dan liam C0stigan; alternate7at-large, John Donghan; box tender John Dennahy; checker, Henry E. Nor ris; primary committeeman Lawrence Mooney.
 SEVENTH WARD. There was only one ticket in the field in this ward and that received two hundred and thirty five votes. It is as follows:
 For Repressntatiyes James Reynolds, GeGrge M Hnoth, Eugene Sullivan. Augustus Bakeslee, Peter Reynolds Otto Brill Michael Began; aterna6e,at. @ box tender, Vim. Fitzpatrick. EIGHTH WARD.
 The number of votes in this ward was | only twenty three, but that sufficient to l elect the following ticket without opposi- | tion.
 Delegates Lewis L. Morgan, 'Mchaal J. McMa- George Horton; box tender. John F. Thielbar: checker, Seymour c. Loonlis-
 NINTH WARD. In the ninth ward there was but one tick ct in the field. The voting was light and the following ticket elected: Delegates, Henry S. Burns, William E. Dunn, James H. Clarke, Edward R. Lawrence John I. Phonan; alternate Lawrence ] short; I box tender ott and Hotchkiss were the favorites of the dele. gates.
 TENTH WARD. The following ticket was elected in the Tenth ward. It was the only ticket in the field: German Henry c. Seabrook. John J. Clerkn; al ternate1Pete Terhnne; box tender Thomas F. the choice of the convention.
 ELEVENTH WARD. Only one ticket was in the field. Delegates-Francis S. Fisher, John J. Sullivan l James Glacking; n, alternate 9t,larHe.Schard Burns w. Schappa. l
 TWELFTH WARD. One ticket only was run. Delegates-George A. Basserman, David Tender | son, John N. Connor John Gibbons James J. Ea- 1 gan; alternate-at-large e-Franeis w. Foley: box l roll '' GULL '0A '''' O-''A'' ''''
 FOURTEENTH WARD. One ticket only was run. Delegetes-Henry M. Shannon, Arthur D. Brad ley, Martin Allen; alternate atlargeF ederick Al len; box tender-George A Bradley; checker | Henry w. Russull Only five votes were cast.
 Republican Primaries. Following are the delegates elected by the | Republicans in the wards where primaries | were held
 FIRST WARD. In this ward the following ticket was elected: George D. Watrous, George B. Martin, Frank A. Munson, Andrew ONeil
 THIRD WARD. E. A. Smith was the moderator in this ward and the result of the ballot was as fol lows: DeIegates-Joseph H. Smith, William Tighe Will liam F. StePnberg
 SEVEETH WARD. The Republicans of the Seventh ward elected the following: Deegates-James Totham, W. H. Thomas, George E. Nettleton.
 ELEVENTH WARD. The Eleventh ward Republicans elected the following ticket: Delegates B. Beebe, Reuben G. Tut tle J. Henry Taylor, George Denuison. John s. Sanford
 THIRTEENTH WARD. The Westville Republicans selected the following gentlement to represent them in the coming convention: Delegates-W F. Beecher A. N Allen
 FOURTEENTH WARD.