Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-05-27
ALTERNATES
REPUBLICAN DELEGATEs.
Oxford Unpledged.

The republicans of Oxford held their eau.
Gus Saturday evening, May 22d, and chose
delegates. 1t was voted that the delegates 90
unpledged
Favor Bodwell.
At the republican caucus held at Mechanic
Falls. Saturday, the delegates were chosen to
the State Convention at Lewiston, May 9th
They are not pledged but favor Bodwel.
LivermOre Falls for Bodven.
At republican caucus held at Livermore
Falls, Saturday afternoon. delegates were
chosen to the State Convention. 1t was voted
to instruct the delegates to vote for Hon.
Nelson Dlngley for Representative in Con-
gress for that dI-t-ic', and also to support
Hon. j. II Budwtli for Governor.
From eruustook.
Fort Fairfield. Lihneus and Sherman Mon
day elected delegates to the State Convention
favorable to the nomination of Mr.. Bod
well for Governor, says a Houlton dispatch.
Norway for HamIin.
The Portland Advertiser says the Norway
republicans are in favor Of Hamlin for Gov
ernOr. Norway has chosen delegates to the
several conventions as follows: State Con-
vention, Geo. l. Beal. w. w. Whitmarsh,
G.. S Tucker, E. A. Morse, c. w Ryerson,
A. Z. Morrison; District Convention, II. NJ.
Bearce, Chas. F. Whitman, Nathan Millett
Rollin Towne, w. S. Abbott, H. c. Oxnard
County Convention, Geo. l.. Beal Henry NJ
Bearce, A F. Andrews, A. B. Chase, c. w.
Partridge, Ansel Dinsmore.
Bixfield.
Dixfield has chosen Bodwell delegates to
the Republican State Convention.
Newport Delegates Uninstructed.
At the republican caucus held there last
Saturday the following delegates were elect
ed to attend the State Convention DR.. A. /.
Harvey, Philip Wilson, f. W. Shaw, DR..
Byron Porter. The following were chosen to
attend the District Convention Philip Wilson,
w. M. Stuart. Aaron Coburn, DR.. A. |. Har-
vev. Delegates uninstructed.
New Gloucester Delegates.
At a republican caucus last Saturday the
following persons were chosen to attend the
District and State conventions District, ID.
w. Merrill, George w. Pummer, Seth f.
Sweetsir, Dr. j. w. Stewart. State, J. NJ.
Thompson, J. W. True, +. NJ. Thayer, Enoch
Wells.
For BOdweII aud Reed.
Harrison republicans elect delegates to
the State Convention, I. ID. Emery, George
f. Tarbox and Ira A. Kneeland and to the
District Convention, N. S. Knight, A. p.
Kicker and N. II. Seavey. They are for
Rodwell for Governor and Reed for Con-
gresham.
Milo Sends a Delegation for Hsmiin and
BOutelle.
Milo elected delegates to the District and
State conventions as follows: G. W. Howe,
O. w. Freeman and H. F. Daggett, State
delegates. and favorable to DIR. A. c. Ham.
lin; f. H. Gould, George Holman and j. l..
Bishop, delegates to the District Convention
and favorable to Hon. G. A. Boutelle.
Delegation from Milford.
At republican caucus held at Milford
Saturday evening last, the following delegates
were chosen to the State Convention A. w.
Butler, M. A. Austin, M w. Sawyer; in
structe6 to vote for Hon. J. r. Bodwell. For
the District Convention, j. X. Oakes, AN
drew Hammond, f. l.. Barker; Instructed to
vote for Hon. c. A. Boutelle.
sangervilIe and Stetson.
An unofficial report says that Hamlln ana
Boutelle delegations have been chosen.