Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-26

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Elgntn. ....................
Mintn ...................... Q
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EleVenth ...........
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TOTAL. .................. % %
There are eighty-two delegates in the
senatorial convention. As the above table
shows, Wolfe and Fox each have thirty
five delegates, while States is assured of
but twelve. A few of those credited to
Wolfe expected to vote for States upon
the first ballot This is the utmost num- |
Der of votes which States is expected to |
receive. 1t will require forty-two votes
for choice, and there promises to be a
long and sharp contest in the convention
before either Wolfe or Fox will receive
enough votes to make this total. Fox
is decidedly the favorite with the
politicians, some even prophesying
for him walk-over after the
first or second ballot.
There seems to be but little doubt from
the issue of the primaries that David Cal
lahan will be one Of the candidates chosen
by the representative convention. He was
strong in all of the big wards. The second
candidate seems as yet uncertain. Attor-
ney Fl. l.. Hotchkiss made good showing
and is reasonably sure of nomination.
Tomlinson seemed to have no serious
opposition except in the Third ward where
LeGrand Bevins of Meriden doomed up
darby against him. In all of the other
wards he made strong showing.
FIRST WARD.
There was NO contest in this ward. The
| only ticket in the field was equally divided
for States and Wolfe. 1t was:
State-William A. Wright, Julius Her
| mann, Walter Leigh, John B. Foley; alter
interchange, Albert R. Winchel.
County-George j. Hitler, Thomas Ken
| ma, James E. Keheler, Thomas M. Nolan;
| alternate, Frank G. Miles,
Congressional-Clar Peck, Albert Wild
mann, A. Heaton Robertson, Jonathan w.
Chaplin; alternate, B. Mcclure.
! Senatorial-Frank G. Tuttle, Nathan A.
Myers, Patrick J. Tierney, Frederick L.
Bellosa; alternate, M. Lesserman,
Representatives. B. Bowers, George J.
Hitler, Patrick j. Corroll, William A.
Wright; alternate, Thomas L. Madden.
Probate-George R. Cooley, Otoo H..
Wall, Thomas L. Madden, William H. Van
Buren,; alternate, julius Hermann.
Primary committeman-Julius Her
mann.
Box tender-F. c. Peck
Checker-F. G Miles.
| SECOND WARD.
In this ward the Fox ticket prevailed,
receiving 1893 votes, while the States ticket
received 106. Registrar John Reynolds
and Thomas E. Fender engineered the Fox
campaign and Assistant Street Superin-
| tendent John j. Brennan conducted the
States side The winning ticket is:
State-E. G. Stoddard, William S. Par
dee, Frederick H. Brethauer, Thomas g.
Stanford, Bernard Brady, John Ready; al
ternate, F. G. Cooper.
Congressional-Abert E. Barnett, George
M. Treat, Charles r. Nicholas and others
County-Frederick B. Mallory, Edgar NJ.
Babbitt and others.
Probate-Ilias NJ. Gilbert, Morris Hayes,
Joseph Weibeiand others.
Senatorial-John Reynolds, DIR. F. o.
White, James j. Buchanan and others.
representatives,. J. Fox, Thomas Carr,
Prentice w. Chase and Others
THIRD WARD.
! There was a tremendous fight between
the McGann and Dillon factions of the
party in this ward The McGann candi-
date, Fox, obtained signal victory. The
ticket received 761 votes, while the Dillon
| ticket, supporting States, received but 251
votes. The winning ticket is:
State-Edward Boyhan, Robert T. Keat-
ing and others.
| Congressional-Micha Sullivan, Henry
Werweiss and others.
County--Edward McCabe, William
Granfeld, John Dobsop and others.
Senatorial-Frank McHugh, John Court
ney and others.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ward, Cornelius
Shanley and others
Probate-James Kelley, Frank street,
Morris McHugh and others.
FOURTH WARD.
States was completely knocked out in
this his own ward. The fight was be-
tween the young men and the old men of
the party. The Wolfe ticket, supported by
the young men, received 404 votes, and
the States ticket received 2S8 votes, being
beaten by majority of 122 votes. The
| Wolfe ticket is:
state-Frederick Catlin, Alfred Palmer
and others.
ongressional-A1onzo Leek, Edward P.
Christy and others.
| County-Joseph E. Taylor, Daniel Car
roll and others.
Senatorial Charles Fleischner, Louis G.
Lambert and others.
Representatives-Luzer I. Thomas, John
| MI. Burke ana OtnorS.
Probate-Isaac Wolfe, julius q. Bassett
and others.
FIFTH WARD.
John Carney and his Callahan ticket de
feated Joachinson with his States ticket by
1877 votes to So votes The winning ticket
: which is for Callahan, Tomlinson, and
divided between Fox and Wolfe, viz:
State-Charles Andrews, Simon J. Hugo
and others.
George F. Holcomb, Isaa,
Morris and others.
Senatorial-Isaac U1lman, jr., DAME
: McKiernan, HI. j. Andrews and others.
William Keahrle, DAME
! A. McWilliams and others.
! County-John p Carney, Joseph B
,, Cunningham and others.
Judge of Probate Henry g. Lewis, vir
gil F. Mcneil and others.
4 SIXTH WARD.
|, Alderman Maley's ticket won in thi
, ward by 1877 to 81 votes. It is for Bevins
: McNamara, with Wolfe 4, Fox and State
7 on the senatorial. It Isl.
State William Maley, Harry Leigh
5 Harry W. Asher, John w. Lake, Andrey
j. Clerkin and others.
III Congressional George w. Bromley
! Max Adler, John B. Judson, James B. Mar
: tin and others.
Senatorial Patrick Cullom, John Oar
! gan and others.
! Representative-Wil e. Goodwin
7 John j. McMahon and others. s
! County Cornelius Herman, Thomas F
McGrail and Others.
Probate-Daniel s. Gilhuly, Ernes
Klenke, Theodore A, Tuttle and others.
! o@ SEVENTH WARD. AS
! This ward gave ticket solid for Gala
/ han and Tomlinson. On the senatorial is
sue Welfe gets probably 8, States 3, 70,
.. McNamara was badly beaten in hi
: own ward. The ticket:
! State--James Reynolds, James O'Neill
i Philip Tlemfnia1 Chariae Tdnhtenateiu