Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-01
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 Captain E M. .Lovejoy objected and thought | it unfair, as all the Republicans would have l to do to defeat the entire ticket would be to nominate it's candidates. Others spoke in the 1 same strain and then the chairman called pr. Bissell to the chair, while he stated that while he was heartily in sympathy with the spirit of the resolution he thought there was danger in it. He did not believe in the principle that all should fall if one should. He thought MT. Pigott was mistaken in his idea and that if the enemy should help any man on to vic- tory, well and good. He thought the present time was most dangerous one. He said there were threatenings abroad, there vas treason abroad and danger that some of the nominees might be buried. He thought the resolution should be amended so that it would read that all Democrats who solicited @ Republican nomination should be left off.
 A vote was taken and Mr. Pigott's resolu- tion was carried by vote of 46 to 34.
 George Hitler of the First ward placed the name of James Reynolds in nomination for town agent. Julius Tyler, Wm. Sullivan and George Hitler were also placed in nomination. The formal ballot result resulted: James Key Henry R. Hill ?. MT. Reynolds was declared nominated.
 Mir. Reynolds was named for first selectman and so was Wm. Sullivan. MT. Reynolds re- ceived 73 votes and was declared nominated.
 For second seIeetmen Ernest Klenke, E.W
 
 Hr. Klenke got 78 votes to four for Bough- ton.
 For third selectman, Edward w. Cooper, Isaac F. Brown, Napoleon Boughten and A. W. Forbes were placed in nomination. The first ballot resulted: Cooper, 3s; Forbes, 27; cooice. The second ballot gave Cooper 54, Forbes 23, and Boughton 40. MT. Cooper was declared nominated.
 Napoleon Boughton, Isaac E. Brown, A. W. Forbes, Thomas w. Brinley were named for fourth selectman The ballot gave Brown 34, Forbes 34 and Boughton IA. As there was no choice, a second bollot was taken, with this result: Forbes 40, Brewn 34, and Boughton 9. The third ballot: Forbes 42, Brown 34, Boughton 3. MT. Forbes was placed in nomination.
 I For town clerk. Frederick H. Brethauer was the only nominee. He received the whole vote of the convention with the excep I tion of one vote, which Thomas F. McGrail cast for John Sinister.
 Theodore A. Futile was name for tax col | lector and unanimously chosen. Harmanus NJ. Welch was nominated for 1 town treasurer. The delegates got tired by | this time and began to go home. Only 60 | votes were boiled on this ballot. ! William O'Keefe was nominated for regis l trar of voters, receiving all the votes cast. For constables Joseph H. Keefe, Michael R. \ Enscoe, Patrick Bree, George J. Hitler, Jona- l than W. Pond, Albert A. Wiseman, John Nc Donough, Bersard McManus and Frank M. I Lovejoy were placed in nomination. On the \ first ballot Keefe got AS votes and was de4 clared nominated for first constable. l Frank M. Lovejoy was chosen for second constable, for third George J. Hitler, fourth Bernard McManus, fifth John McDonough, ! sixth Samuel A. Wisemsn, seventh David K. l Andrews. James G. Brown was nominated ! for town auditor. Harmanus N. Welch was | unanimously nominated town treasurer. J. ! B. Mills, John Carney and Frank McCue were | appointed committee to nominate the rest | of the ticket and the convention adjourned. l Mayor York Renonainated-The Demo cratic City Convention. At the Democratic City convention held ! Thanksgiving night Mayor York was renom- | mated. On the first ballot York received 39, E. s. Andrew 90, J. B. Sargent 8, George M. Grant 8, James Gallagher 1. Mayor York received majority of the votes. He was then nominated unanimously. Mayor York
 who was called out of the Hyperion where he
 was enjoying the Helen Barry show, appear
 ed before the convention and made 8 short ] speech.
 Edward Downes was nominated for city clerk. He received 43 to B. J. Shanley's 33
 No one opposed the renomination of John W. Lake as city auditor and Harmsnus NJ l Welch as city treasurer, and each received the full vote.
 For city sheriff Luroff O. Bradley nemi-
 mated Michael E. Tracy of the Ninth ward
 saying that his hard work in the cause oi Democracy needed recognition. Sheriff Hollis was nominated by Martin Conlon. The ballot resulted as follows:
 Whole number of votes cast 2
 Necessary to choice B ! Michael E. Tracy 40 ! T. C. Hol1s
 MT. Tracy was declared ths nominee fol
 city sheriff.
 The shelving of Mir. Hollis was considered 1 by many members as a doubtful proceeding ! as the prospect was that this old gentleman
 would be re elected in spite of Tracy's nomi-