Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-23
THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES. Connolly Makes a Great Sacrifice to Carry for Pigott-A by Vote in the Fourth.

The war Waged by the DEMOCRAT upon | the schemes of the Connolly stamp, who have been drawing the life blood out of the democracy of Waterbury for the | furtherance of their own selfish and merce- l nary motives, had it's effect upon yester- days primary elections In the first and second wards the Connolly ticket was com pletely knocked out. In the third the ticket was successful, the workers for the opposition having failed to materialize The Connolly crowd claim victory in the fourth ward also, but anybody at all up in politics knows that the victory was won at terrible cost. A Connolly ticket headed with the name of honest John Thompson of Dublin street did the busi ness. In fact the ticket was so disguised by the distribution through it of the names of some of Connolly's most bitter enemies that many voted it thinking they were op- posing the Connolly crowd. The fight was centered upon the congressional delega- tion, to secure which everything was sacrificed. Miles did not dare place his own name on the ticket, and Fran cis F. Lynch who is not political friend of his, was honored with the nomination for member of the town committee. A third ticket, copies of which were as scarce as hens teeth, was in the fourth ward, gotten up by Connolly in order % give him control or the DalIOU DOA ana cneck llSC. The town committee voted that if there were two tickets in the field, one side could choose the moderator and the other the checker. There was no provision made for three tickets and as Connolly had the town com mittee machinery he secured both mOdera- tor and checker. In the second ward re- publcans were brought up to vote and quietly informed that one ticket was for French and the other for Pigott-and Pigott was an Irishman. George Sedgwick was the Burchard of the ticket in this ward. Below we give a list of the dele gates to the different conventions:
 FIRST WARD.
 State Conv vention-Charles $. keeney Frank J. Rametti, Michael Leary, John Smith, Thomas O'Donnell.
 Congressional observation-disclosures Mo ran, Henry Byrnes Theron Miner, John H. Duggan, William Finn.
 Senatorial Convention-Orlando Carroll, Martin Bergin, Peter Bennett, Michael O'Neil, David Lynch.
 Representative ConventiOn-Eugene s. Wyman, Thomas Pagan, Horace Hull, Mi chael J. Colloty, Henry Cosgrove.
 Probate Conventional. NJ. Newell, Mar tin Byrnes Jeremiah Fitzpatrick, Alfred Wolf John Tynan.
 City Convention-Wm Cosgrove. John J. McDonald John H. Moran, Lucien Wolff, James J. Madden
 Town Convention-D. J. Casey, William Duncan, James Johnson James H. Wilson. Thomas F. Conlon.
 School Conventional. B. Spencer, John J. Mcdonald, Patrick Kennedy, Thomas Moran, James H. White
 For Alderman-Alfred J. Wolff.
 For Councilmen-Horace Hull, Charles A. Keeney, William Hubbers, Thomas F. McDOnald Cornelius Casey.
 Ward ommttee-Michael Learv. Thos F. ConlOn, Thomas COnnitf
 Member of Town Commttee-John H. Moran.
 SECOND WARD.
 State Convention-Ambrose H. Wells, Henry L. Welch, Nelson Morris, Dennis J. Calvin, John kirschhaum. Congressional Convention-C. B. Web ster, John Shanley, Isidore Chase NJ. F. Carmody, John J. Russell Senatorial Convention-E. l.. Frisbie. ST, William keenan, Robert FrUin. John A. Moran, Maier Kaiser Representative Convention-John F. Bossidy, Thomas F, Ratferty, Frank Pha- len, Perry c. Morris, Burtin Terrill. Probate Convention-James E. Russell. Frank Grilley, Bartholomew Collins, Heury A. Matthews, Ellis Phelan.
 City observation-disclosures H. Hayes. James F. Prior, James Nicholson, John c. Butler. Edward Fox
 Town Convention-Joseph B. Spencer, Dennis Carroll, James H. Freney, Thomas F. Butler, Valentine Bohl School Onvention-Timothy Kelly Edward J. Dodds, Edward Deegan, NJ. F. Carmody, Thomas F. Andrews Alderman-Ralph N. Bronson. Councilmen-Henry A. Matthews. c. B. Webster, Edward L. Frisbie, J. Maier Kaiser, John Shanley. Member of Town Committee-James k. Russell.
 Ward Committee--J. H. Freney, Ed ward B. Hardy, Nelson Morris. THIRD WARD. State Convention-C l. Iremaine. Robert K. Brown, Martin Hellmann, Dudley Motft, Torrance O'Brien. Congressional ConventiOn-Frederick L. Potter, ohm c. Eggleston, enjamin Sedg- wick, D. J. Mahaney, David H. Hayes.
 Senatorial Conyention-Newton Smith, Emmons NJ. Chipman, Robert Taylor, Pat rick Sherlock, John F. O'Brien
 Representative Convention-Charles R. Baldwin, Nathan Dikeman, F. J. Brown, Floyd L. Andrews, Edward McGrath
 Probate Convention-Harry Dikeman. Edward Futile, R. Y. Cooley John Clarkin, Hugh Cronan.
 City Convention-Thomas P. Hutchin- son, George B. Sedgwick Joseph F. Hewitt, Edward w. Hayward, J. J. Phalen. Town COnventiOn-John Early, David H. Casey, John H. Fruin, Daniel Murphy, James F. Dolan.
 School Convention-James Maher, Charles W. Bagley, Fintou McEvoy, A. G. Germaine, Clohessey.
 Alderman-Nathan Dikeman.
 Councilmen-R. c. Manville, c. c. Chambers, Marcus Hellmann, Charles Jackson, Henry F. Cunningham.
 Member of Town Committee-Dnvid H. Hayes
 Ward mmittee-Michael Daley, Thomas McEvoy, Patrick Hickey.
 FOURTH WARD.
 For Alderman-John Thompson, Dublin street.
 For Councilmen-ThomasF F. Halpin Ed ward B. Riley, John Fitzpatrick, William II. Hogan, kevin Drury,
 State Convention-William C. Keenan, Michael Wallace, Peter Kenney, John Cowell, Joseph P. Hayden, Patrick J. kel- ley, Torrance Coyle COnpraSSi0na1 CoDvop+;o, D,,;,1