The Portland daily press., 1888-04-23
STATE POLITICS.
Republican Delegates 10 State and
District Conventions.

The following Republican delegates have
been chosen:
To the Bangor Conce7tiof-James MAXWELL
James G.. Jordan and Benz p. Jordan.
To the 4th District Observation-Disclosures l.. Kill
gore Malcolm Bunker and Edwin Drinkwater.
To 1st District C0ncenttoIt-O. ID. Potter, j. w.
Maxwell and Willard N. Robinson. The delegates
TO the Portland convention favor the nomination
Of Mr.. Burleigh.
TO Banqor-Hon. w. l.. Daggett, Jeremiah
To- 10 End Distrtct-Lionel True, Lincoln A.
Worthley, Daniel Brackley.
10 1st bistrtct-Wm. Ii. Hunter, E. G. Gllkey,
Hon. w. l.. Daggett. They are all said TO favor
BANGOR.
To Bangor-Hon. Silas O. Hatch, Major w. u
Clayton, Thomas G. Stiekney, Charles Il. Field,
Kellogg, j. @. Honey, E. +. Shaw. Lewis Barker
j. W. Thompson, j. A. Boardman, i. +. Wing, d.
F. Davis, George II. Nutter, isaac M; Bragg, John
Morrill, A. G. Hamln j. ii. Gould, III. T.. Sellers
e. M. Brown, George S. Chalmers, A. G.. Hanson
&C. Morse, @. f. Thoms, b. b. Thatcher, VII
iaIIa Ta An Disfrict~Hon. Charles f. Bragg Manlel
q Trask. o. ID. Maddocks, N. s. Harlow, N G.
Adams A. l.. Boyd, Frank Green, N: I. Kellogg
T. q. Honey, Z. II. Shaw, Charles 5. Pearl, Harrl
E. Rice, A. +. Stetson, A. +. Snow, George 7; al
iamby, sChas. III. Buzzell, John nj. Ward, Thorn
as T. Tabor, A. c. Hamlin, j; III; Gould, II. r. Sci
Morse IT, III. Dakin, b. I. Hubbard. j.. w. DOM
gan, W. z. Clayton. Rufut P. Peakes, G. M
Fletcher.
TO Bangor-C. ]. Bnrr, +. G. .Arey, w: w
Doane, John Mutty, Manly Hardy. Hugh 0Brien
= 10 Az District-c. E. Lunt. c. A. Green, Hen
ry Smith, j. NJ. Valentine, Mark weeks, =. T.
Wentworth, II. j. Leach.
CARMEL.
TO Bongor-D. F. Rogers, Edwin Thomas
70 Az District-B. F. Hopkins, John Black
YARMOUTH,
To Bdngor-J. Y. Hodsdon, Z. G.. Crabtree
j. ID. Rogers, w. ). Lutkin, IL. G. Ross.
To 1st Dtstrtct-E. ID. Freeman, O. l.. Buck
nam, H. G. Ross, Joseph Lowell and Joseph
Young
CAPE ELIZABETH. .
At the Republican caucus held Saturday
these delegates were chosen:
To Bangor-Ira L. Pierce, A. ID. Boyd, Jasor
S. Fickett James II. Hartford, Edward Q. key-
nOlds, 4. N. Jordan, j. Q. Rundett.
TO ist Distrtct-F. II. Hartford, John I. Parrott
Henry Nutter, Charles Z. Trickey, Charles Il.
Jordan, A. ID. Boyd, VIM. G. Robinson.
1t is reported that the Democrats of the
Fourth Congressional district will nominate
Thomas j. Stewart, Esq, of Bangor, fol
Congress, in place of John f. Lynch.
There was a secret meeting Of prominent
Democratic politicians in Bangor Thursday
evening. but the subject Of their conference
has not been made public. Chairman Brown
General Plaisted, Ben Bunker and other!
were among those present.
The Bangor Wing thinks the eastern por
tion of the State should have the candidat'
for governor this year. and therefore favor
Mr.. Burleigh, of Augusta.
A correspondent in Waterville writes that
there is strong feeling in favor Of Mr.
Cleaves in that city. and that the caucus /!
awaited with great interest Mr.. Burleigh
has some friends in Waterville also. Our
Waterville correspondent writes; water.
vile Democrats are unanimously in favor OF
Payson Tucker, the popular general mana
ger Of the Maine Central, as delegate to the
Chicago convention. 1t now looks as II
William Henry Clifford might get left II
Mr.. fuckers friends can induce him to ac-
cept the honor"
The Republican town committee Of Var
mouth have chosen Z. ID. Freeman, chair
man, and w. b. Allen, secretary. The CON-
mittee voted unanimously to do all in their
power to secure the nomination of w. b.
mouth has not had a county Office since 1866
and the people feel justly enough that they
should now be recognized.
The Lewiston Republican caucus Is to be
held next Tuesday evening to elect delegates
to the Bangor Republican convention, and
also 21 delegates to the Congressional con-
vention to be held April 27, in Lewiston.
The friends of Dom A III Powers ESn
of Houlton, are pressing his claims as can
didate for delegate-at-large to the St. Louis
convention from the eastern part Of the
State. They claim that they have not had
delegate-at-large from that section of the
State and that Bangor had the delegate the
last tima