The Portland daily press., 1886-06-01
STATE POLITICS.
UNrNsrRUcrED DELEGATES.


From Cumberland-Wm. L. Prince, Chas.
A. Merrill, Sylvanus Porter and Albert Ride
out have been chosen delegates to the State
convention. To the District convention
Hollis True, John E. Dunn. David l.. Blan-
chard and Mareellus Sweetser are the dele
gates.
At caucus of the Republicans of South
WATERFORD, ON Saturday, Charles W. Smith,
Curtis S. Carll Isaac N. Deering and George
v. Mills were chosen delegates to attend the
State convention TO attend the District
convention-Joseph c.. Roberts, Judson
Roberts, A. II. Kicker and A. Lincoln Deer
ing were chosen. These delegates were not
instructed.
At Raymond, Saturday, the Republican
caucus chose VIM. II. Smith and Levi Jordan
as delegates to- the District convention, and
George w. Foss and Edmund O. Hall to the
State convention.
The delegates from Summer to the Stste-
convention are j. j. Abbott, w. X. Sewall
and j. H. Robinson. They are uninstrueted.
AT the Republican caucus held in Houlton
Saturday the following delegates were chosen
to the State convention: F. A. Powers, A.
A. Burleigh, A. l.. Lumbert, c. f. Weed
and A. W. Ingersoll. To District Conven-
tion-E. Woodbury., L. Monson, L. b. John
son, Ransom Norton and 1. II. Hackett.
DELEGATES FOR BoDwELL.
The Republicans of Freeport, at a eaucns,
Saturday evening, chose Edmund B. Mallett,
Jr., VIM. A. Mitchell, VIM. NJ. Curtis, Jas.
Rodick, John Curtis and Herbert S. Talbot
as delegates to the State convention. They
are instructed to vote for BodwelL. The del
agates to the District Convention,-James
H. Banks, George P. Field, Joseph d. Cur
tbs, Horace Rogers, Willis Fl. Soule and
Henry E. Davis are instructed to vote for
Reed.
The Republicans of North Yarmouth have
elected as delegates to the State Convention,
James Lawrence, Isaac S. Stanwood aud
William FL. Mitchell. They are all for Bod
well. To the District Convention, Enoch F.
Rider. William 7. Dunn, I'd, aud Moses
True were elected. They are all for Reed.
The Republican caucus of Bridgton has se--
lected Hon. W. w. Cross, Major II. A.
Shorey, George S. Farnsworth, Hon. d. P.
Chaplin, DR.. W. B. Perkins, Col. /. p. Per-
ley and S. S. Fuller. as delegates to the State
Convention. They are instructed for Bod
well. The delegates to the District Conven-
will support Reed.
At a caucus of the Republicans Of Wind
ham, held May 49, John NJ. White, b. f.
Dunn, John ]. Bodge, Elbridge Lord and
Charles Jones were chosen delegates to the
State Convention. For the District Conven-
tion Thomas S. Mason, J. w.
Doughty, w. H. Bickford, j. H. Roberts
and T. L. Allen were chosen. These delega-
tions were not instructed, but they favor
Bodwell and Reed.
At the caucus Of the Republicans of Alfred,
held Saturday, May 10Th, Lucius NJ. Perkins,
Luke II. Roberts and George M. Phenix
were chosen delegates to the State Conyen-
tion and requested to cast their votes for
Hon. j. r. Bodwell. Alonzo Leavitt, DR..
f. w. Smith and Washington c. Taylor
were chosen to the District Convention and
win vote for Hon. T. B. Reed.
Vinalhaven has chosen five delegates, Hope
two, and North Haven two, to attend the
Republican State Convention. All were in
structed to vote for Bodwell.
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET IN OXFORD
The Republican county ticket of Oxford
is now the subject of considerable talk. The
Norway Advertiser mentions Waldo Petten.
gill of Rumford, and Charles Gilbert of Can
ton as candidates for senator from the eastern
| part of the county. There will be two can
| didates from the west, one of whom is J. l..
| Funk of Brewnfeld. For sheriff, j. W.
| Chadbourne Of Oxford, G. NJ. Wormell of
Bethel. and j. w. Porter of Stoneham, are
candidates For county attorney, s. S.
| Stearns of Norway, o. II. Hersey Of Buck
| field, and Z. c. Walker Of Lowell are the
| candidates. For county commissioner, w.
| W. Whitemarsh is hardly opposed. j..
| Stanley will be likely to be renominated for
register of deeds.
| DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES FROM AUGUSTA
| The Democratic caucus in Augusta was
held in Capt. Blacks Office Saturday night.
| E. C. Allen, Elias Milliken, B. =. Parrott.
Oscar Holway, r. W. Black, Charles o. Co.
nv, H. NJ. Plasted, Bion Wilson, and A. b.
Hodgkins were elected delegates to the Ban
gor convention. The Kennebec Journal
says that none Of the delegates are for Red
man, if the statement of a leading Dem.-
| crat it to be believed.
| DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
The Democratic State Committee. in ses-
sion in Bangor, this evening unanimouslv
elected S. D. Leavitt of Eastport member
for Maine of the Congressional Democratic
Committee.
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES.
The Democrats of Houlton held tha;,
caucus and elected delegates to the Stat
and District Conventions as follows: v d
Wilson, B. l.. Staples, B. II. Putnam w
Madigan and Samuel Boothby.