The Portland daily press., 1888-04-25
STATE POLITICS.
Republican Delegates to State and
District Conventions.
The following Republican delegates have
been chosen:

The following Republican delegates have
been chosen:
To the Bangor onuention-Robert M. Stevens,
Willis Bean, Charles K. Tower.
To 1st District Co1lUentio7l-Amos L. Allen,
Lucius M. Perkins and Samuel j. Mitchell,
HALLowELL.
TO Basoor-Wm. Wilson, j. H. Lowell, Geo. s.
Fuller, 7. g A. Hawes Jos. ID; @ Leigh ,cra,s Ira M
Frank Atkins, S. II. Whitcomb, Stephen r, Estes.
TO Sd District-B. +. Warnor. Z. Lowell, w. Z.
Atherton, W. +. Marston, A. W. Hawes, J. X.
Reyr olds, III. L. Grindell Acknowledgement w.
Choate, Jr., Martin A. Gilman, Charles u. Dns-
more Geo. f. Winter, Robert Mains, y. w. Blake,
Will II. johnson.
To Banaor-Patrick Hayes, Mark L. Rollins
TO Sd DIST rict-Joseph Young w. w. Hanker-
erson and H. A. Farnham
LEEDS.
To Bangor Willard Lothrop, Geo. Parcher and
TO 2d Distr!et-N. P. Gould, Willard LothrOp
LIvERMoRE.
To Bangor and also I'd District-C. w. Fuller,
r. B. Bradford, George Monroe and Elias Morse.
To GatbeTndt0rtut COnre7stt0fl-J. y. Paliner, L.
T. Monroe, Caleb Smith and George Monroe.
WEST GARDINER.
To Ga,berndtoTiaL C0nUe1ltion-Cha j. Nc
Causland, (. p. Seavey ID. E. Merrill and John A.
TO Banqoy-Wm. P. Haskell George H. Pope,
John Pinkham and j. E. Babb.
TO Sd DISTRICTS. NJ. Pnkham, Charles 5.
Douglass, I. w. Brann and Hubbard Goldsmith.
wINsLow.
To Bongor-I. K. Getchell, C. E. Warren, G. B.
Drummcnd and Geo. s. Paine.
TO Sd District-G. w. Files. II. I. Dunn ing. j.
NJ Taylor and A. G. Clifford.
ST. ALBANs.
TO Bangor4-N. II. vining, @. o. winslow, L. G.
7 ~ A
Fuller, j. Chandler, s. A. Maxim and ]. w. Pat
ten,
Bigelow and H. w. Bracket. Alterndtes-H. Cy-
piers. N. b. Turner, c. G. Mowers and ID. X.
Iongley
To Bangor-Alfred Wilson and Henry Harmon.
BIDDEFoRD.
To Bdn1or-Moses j. HaineS. Joseph Smith
4th, r. H. Kendall, owen Smith, Z. IA. Banks, @.
p Emery T.. j. Cram, 4. G. Luques Fred L. An
drews, George A. Anthone, George w. McFad-
den Frank II. Cousens, c. II. Brackett.
BUXTON.
To the GuJerndtorial ConUention-John Berry
man. A. J. Perry, M. l.. Owen, John G. Locke, j.
M. Leayitt.
TO Bangor-A. M. Wetherbee w. II. Hodgman,
10 I'd District-Thomas Walker, Benjamin
Libby, L. E. Wade, A. p Starratt.
Notes.
The Republicans of Raymond have chosen
this town committee: William III. Smith,
Robert L. Smith, Edward G, Hall, East Ray
mond; Alfred Wilson, William Bryant,
North Raymond; Henry Harmon.
The Republican town committee Of West
Gardiner is: Z. p. Seavey, John A. Spear S.
M. Pinkham, Chas. J. McCausland.
Volney b. Gushing of Bangor, Rev. George
M. Park Of Presque Isle, Il. III. Harvey of
Augusta and l. G. Bakeman have been elect
ed delegates to the National Prohibition Con-
vention by the Convention of ProhibitioDists
from the Third and Fourth Congressional
Districts. The convention was held in Ban
gor and was tame affair, only about seventy
delegates being present, though the territory
covered represents more than half the State.
Several we'll known gentlemen are talked
of as District delegates from the First dis
trict to the Chicago convention. On the list
are the Hon. James p. Baxter, Hon. Charles
+. Libby, G. A. Brown, Esq, OF Portland,
and Hon. Andrew Hawes of Deering
1t is reported that Captain Charles FL.
Chase who was chairman of the Maine dele
CATION in 1884 to the Democratic national con-
vention, has decided not to accept re.elec-
tion. The Boston Globe says: M. Chase
was one Of the first prominent Democrats OF
Maine to come out in favor of Governor
Cleveland and did much to make the Maine
delegation solid for him. Mr.. Chase is still
Cleveland man, of course, but feels ne was
given honor enough in 1884" Whether 1t Is
Cleveland or Chase who has been honored
sufficiently in the captains opinion Is left a
matter of doubt.