Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-11-26
5T1o,wN AND CITY POLITICs.


tho FieId-To-Night,s Conventions.
! The battle Of the primaries Is over but
smoke remains. The general
opinion about town yesterday among
democrats conversant with the situation
was that Mr.. Sargent would probably get
The nomination and was now rightfully by
all party rules entitled to it. But the
fight was not over yet. Unforeseen con-
might arise in the nominating
convention. There might be . changing
of votes between now and Friday night
that would throw the nomination into the
hands Of Mr.. Andrew. The opinion
seemed to prevail that Driscoll, at any
rate, was out of it as far as this years
nomination is concerned. Elements ad-
verse to his prospects were at work and
deals were being consummated that were
not to his interest. The prevailing senti-
ment among democrats was, however, in
favor Of Sargent's nomination and much
effort will be brought to bear by Mr..
Sargent's friends to secure for him the
prize and he will probably be nominated.
City Clerk Downes' friends are quite salts
fed that he is in to win again this time.
As to the vote in the Seventh Downes'
friends claim they have the lead over
Stanley. Captain Garrity's friends are
confident that he will be nominated for
town agent and claim ten out of the twelve
city-wards. 1t seems to be conceded that
Town Agent Reynolds is not in
the field for denomination and
that the latter has thrown
IL So %I,a u,oJ "a
in favor of Clarity Captain Clarity is q
prosperous carriage blacksmith and was
captain for some time of the Sarsield
Guard. Democratic politicians are conf
dent that Messrs. Goodrich, Fleischner
and Rowe will be renominated for select
men, Pohlman Of the Ninth and Mr.
Forbes will have some following in the
convention. . Heenan and O'Donnel are
booked for denomination on the board of
relief, and Oscar P. Ives, republican, is
also booked for a place again on the same
board. Mr.. Ives is now engaged in the
grocery business on Foster street. In
the Sixth the success of the George w.
Bromley ward ticket was a surprise to
many who had thought that the Gilhuly
ticket would come oat ahead. Council
man Bromley is now slated for alderman
in sure democratic ward.
The republicans of the Sixth have nomi-
mated the following ticket for ward Off
GERS:
For alderman Herbert c. Fuller
For counci!menIFi Arthur =. Ryder; sec
on ono horace =. Hailets' 'nlro' "nnam a. Scnap-
70. -,
Mr.. Fuller is assistant secretary of the
Security Insurance company, Mr.. Ryder Is
clerk at the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad cempany's freight Office
at Belle dock, Mr.. Hallett ia superintendent
~ s.1e 10y rs1 -. !. 49,. s.sn 81
~ w a. n Il MtoI,,s sa.s..e 80 =.
e San ~ -. y - eorna5 -. - hamo *
Hafseu' - noM 80 uiou ouy W n1so %
votes out OF 1ne 20 votes IN sne CITY COL
venton, Dr1scoH IL, Andrew ana States Q.
This gives Sargent clear majority over all.
With possible union of the field against
Sargent in favor of Andrew, which Is
thought quite likely, Andrew would have
out 20 votes; II ehe sargent delegates
ese al 81 ;11 N 1;tt1o 1911. ~ LIZ !; n,s.;
tloH euero WILL 70 H1tAo vIoupAo IL AoAn-
mating their candidate on the fr6t formal
ballot.
AS to the CITY ward ticket the republi-
cans have strong hopes of success In the
First and Second as well as the Eighth and
Tenth, and do not despair at all of the
Ninth, where Alderman Prince is running
again. IL Is conceded as 1oregone con-
cluslon by many republicans that the
Fourth is ga goner" this time, and that a
republican cannot be elected to succeed
Alderman Foote, who was an exceptionally
popular candidate, and whose election was
favored by 2 combination OF cireumstan-
car alderman and NAV do 30 AGAIN f iisa
with the republicans of the, ward to do it.
It is very important that at least four re-
publican aldermen be elected. II four are
elected me rePuohcans ietain 1ns,r Prese4 z.
power ot a. a a. me a .n;a ~. no hd
A. 70 tba mavoralty nomination nv the
republicans. James D. Dewell ia stiT
strongly being urged by many friends K
accent. and Major r. r Cowles il also
Nathan Easterbrook ir ia also named by
many as the coming man.
In the Fifth ward the republicans last
night nominated the following ward ticket
For a,derman-A Augustus n. sanborn
For counciImenAEdwin 4. Finch. Charles n
Hayden, Joseph HAIRY.
Mr.. Sanborn is a well known contracto,
at Saroent's and a very capable man fol
the position. Mr.. Finch has been identi
fed with the politics of the ward before
Mr.. Hayden, the lawyer, is recent acqui
sitlon 70 the Waro and man VINO woute
lake care o. the wares e ga ana tne Guy lnset
es.s II one oepa'es VI .nv 1lty gosoInn !.
MI. haury Is tne Wen KNOWN oaIoer u
DoaIumAn Du lg lH ". W non nas now
&c ~ sha,,9J ILL., ana.h.. s,qs,h1;c.s .ii
o ~
Wou1o cover icseil WIN s'ofy'
FURTHER TALK ABOUT TOWN.
ss1e A.. town 900. aa,ooorot;o ~ III
~ 20 D..
coming eieceion, saiu .o"n Aeon' ney
nolds last night, Captain Clarity Will be
in all probability, the next town agent
have served the town for the past tel
wears, and have no other wish than I,
retire gracefully from the field.n
The town agent spoke with an eviden
consciousness of having faithfully admins
istered the trust of his Office during thi
long period, and with an obvious satisfac
| ton Of retiring upon his laurels alread
| won. He saws that the present member
of the hoard of selectmen. Chairman Job,
GoaJ,;oh o,d Massrs Rowa and F1a;acb
ner. viii be renomiuated. and withou
doubr reelected. The present republics
| members Of the board. Major n. ri. Strong
| Henry HiIlman and General f. D. Sloaf
| win undoubtedly he renominated bv thei
| marty
|
SUPERINTENDENT EAAiorI foh AAfoH.
| There is quite boom gathering head i
republican circles for Lewis Elliott, super
intendent OF the L. Candee Rubber com
| - -. mi: :.
| that Ra wonId ha the stronoast man In
ra,,,, hI;ca,,' ,,artv con1d RIM soa;nat + :
SCENT who will nndonhtadIv ha III
5s,aoors+;" cond;data Roth baya.lon
hsan identified with manufacturinp circle
in this city, Some Of the most actiy
workers in favor of Superintendent Ellio,
are men VINO naye .ons peen ~ nus eMP PIG