Morning journal and courier., 1886-12-01
NEXT TUESDAYS ELECTION.

NEXT TUESDAYS ELECTION. Last Nights Republican Ward Pri- maries and Nomin atIOns-The Demo- cratic Nominating COnventiOns-The MayOralty.
 FIRST WARD.
 Lynde Harrison was chairman of the First ward Republican primary, which elect ed the following delegates and candidates for ward offices:
 City convention-G. B. Martin, Frank L. Bigelow, H. w. Foster, F. c. C.Bushnell, J. w. Lane, Nathan H. Sanford.
 Town conventional. M. Hitler, o. T. Morse, W. A. Chamberlin, G. F. Newcomb, Andrew O'Neil, J. w. Peck.
 For Alderman-George D. Watrous. For Councilmen-HerbertC c. Warren, John w. Lane. s. s. Thompson.
 SECOND WARD.
 Judge R. S. Pickett was chairman of the Second ward Republican primary and Clar- ence Blakeslee secretary. Delegates were chosen as follows:
 Town convention-R P. Cowles, George R. Burton, F. c. Lum, B. F. Ess and F. E. Stoddard.
 City-Edward Bryan, J. W. Kinney, Jos. R. Warren, Rollin s. Woodruff and James A. Howarth
 For Alderman-George L. Diekerman. For Councilmen-F. H. Benton, Harry Stevens and Dwight w. Baldwin.
 THIRD WARD.
 The Third ward Republican primary re- suited as follows:
 City-Charles B. Matthewman, l.. M. UlI. man, William F. Sternberg.
 Town-George l.. Bill, J. G. Beach. L. Knollmeyer.
 NINTH WARD.
 The Ninth ward Republican primary result. ed follows:
 City-Joseph Sheldon, Eli Whitney, jr., Charles L. Ayres, William Jackson, James H. Wilkins, A: 0. Benedict, A. A. Townsend Town-William H. Boughton, Nathan Easterbrook, Henry E. Marsh, M. O. Man ming, Joseph Kegelmeyer, H. B. Ives, David NJ. Henderson.
 For Alderman-Noyes E. Edwards.
 For Couneilmen- Clarence Newcomb Frederick Kirchoff, George T. Burke.
 FIFTEENTH WARD.
 William A. Woodward and Charles P Corsa are the delegates to the Republican town convention.
 DEMOCRATIC CoNvENTIoNS-THE MAYoRALTY. The Democratic city convention will be held tonight ct Turn Hall. The chances favor strongly the nomination Of F. ,. An drew for Mayor, with possible turn of the tables in favor of Judge York. Said prom inent city politician last evening: should not be at all surprised if the Judge York and Judge Bronson delegates coalesced to night with fair chance of wrestling the nomina. ton from Andrew. A prominent Republi- can said last night: The chances for the Re- publican nomination for Mayor seem to be strongly in favor of Hon. N. D. Sperry. Ii nominated he would make 8 big run. But there is also probability that General s. E. Merwin may be the candidate. He may be induced to accept the nomination if rendered him as the unanimous wish of his party. Of course he would be also splendid candidate Also under the same conditions I think Thomas R. Trowbridge, jr., president of the Republican league, might be prevailed upon to accept the nomination. As to
 sELECTMEN AND TOWN AGENT I hear the following slate talked of: Fol Selectmen, Messrs. Treat, Beecher, Feldman of the present board and MT. L. c. Pfaff Mr. Pfaf is the prosperous meat market man on Church street, near George. He is an independent in politics and would make a good run. As to town agent it would not be surprising if MT. Beecher were selected for the honor, MT. Treat and Mr. Feldman each having been candidate for the position hitherto. As to the Republican candidacy for city clerk, MT. Willett, the present in cumbent, is the only one talked of.