Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-27
WHO WILL BE NOMINATED,
Talk in tho Republican Camp-Names Mentioned Tor the Nomination for Town Agent.

Mentioned Tor the Nomination for
 Town Agent.
 The coming oity and town election sxcitss much attention and is an engrossing topic of conversation about town in circles interested in local politics. The question e to who will be selected to run for ssleotmsn on the Republican ticket is now engaging the atten- ton of Republicans, and Democrats as well, and 1t is generally admitted that good strong ticket will have . good chance of winning this year again. Quite number of candidates are being talked of. Major Todd's many friends, 1t is understood. are determined that he shall be in the field for renomination, and 1t is understood that he will not decline renomination, and as he was the leader when the town went Republi- can last year his friends urge that he ought to be chief standard bearer again.
 Friends of General Frank D. Sloat urge his name as one that would be popular with the people, and mention his htnsss and abili- ties and his experience In public office and his services in the war as entirely adequate reasons why he should be nominated for the hrsS place on the town ticket. Again there is strong urging of tho name of Nathan East- erbrook, jr., for the nomination. He is mentioned as live, active man, up to the times, man of experience In business af- fairs and public office, and man, from his easy financial position, could give his undi- vided attention to the duties of the oface.
 Another name mentioned is that of Felix Chillingworth. man well known In this city and well posted In city affairs.
 Again, others, and . pretty strong repre- sentatiop, urge the name of ex-Alderman B. E. Brown. captain of the 6rays, for the nom- ination of town agent. They speak of his acquaintance with business and financial af- fairs, his popularity as military officer and his experience in the board of aldermen, % specially fitting him for the position.
 There is considerable doubt e to Select man George M. Whites running again, and in fact Colonel White has expressed his un- willingness to take upon himself the yoke of a town father again, owing to his manifold duties in other directions.
 Selectman Sternberg will doubtless be re- nominated according to sll reports.
 There Is activity In the Tenth ward and Hugh Dailey's name is the name now leading all others in regard to the nomination for alderman. His previous service as alderman and his abilities as . lawyer and his wide- awake, fearless and publio-spirited career well qualify him for the nomination and for |. the position of . leader in the city govern ment, which would be his if elected.
 III buo Ehkubh WhA0 hos 0ettAS to-nlBub ID expected at the primary. Someone is to be nominated for alderman and three council mon are to be nominated. The Eighth is usually one of the safe Republican wards, but . good deal depends In this ward e to what kind of ticket is nominated for ward on. cers. The leaders in the ward have been active and there has been considerable fear that wise counsels and judioious nominations will not be made. Az to that tonight will
 In the Second ward at the Democratic pri- mary Monday night the town dslsgation elected was: John Reynelds, James '. Brani- gan, John sehsnek, James P. Kelly, Thonas F. Fender, Wm. 8. Pardse, with F. Henry 4 Brethauer for alternate. The siokst headed with these names was elected, receiving 162 votes against 97 for the opposition ticket, on which were tho names of John T. Brennan and Mir. Galoin.
 In the Fourth ward the many friends of Abe Brstzfelder, the Chapel street dry goods merchant, are making strong fight to secure him the nomination for place in the ooun- cllmanio board. His business ability and popularity are urged in the canvas e ren- dering him desirable and available sandi- date.
 To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND couHIsa:
 The friends of Mir. Felix Chillingworth of Stanley atreet suggest him e suitable can. didate for sslsctman. When yssrs ago he game within . few votes of the nsminatiop. ahe oourteously withdrew for Colonsl White d that time. Mr. Chillingworth is h ener- sgetic, thoroughly compstsnt msn aud IT. devoted much tine to the eity. snd Dom in the interest Of the boulsssTd oSVsr aId uark projects and for the intsrestu of ths vestsrn rsor{loun ~ kho alty 0ounrnllv.