Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-12
Friday, September t2, 1890.
THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK
For Next Governor-The shrievalty
 For Cohgress-Hartford' Delega-

For Next Governor-The shrievalty
 For -Hartford's Deiega-
 ton.
 City Attorney Hugh Daley, speaking yesterday of the republican state conven- ton (which convenes for organization next Tuesday at the Hyperion), said it was his belief that lieutenant Governor Merwin conventions first formal ballot.
 .Ex-Speaker c. H. Pine of Ansonia is the choice for congressman of Ansonia dele gates to the congressional convention of this district.
 Commissioner Durham, it is reported, says that he does not want the nomination for sheriff and Will not lift finger to get it. He is looked upon in this city as booked for the nomination.
 Hartford's delegation to the republican state convention, viz: Mayor Dwight, John R. Hills, ex-Mayor Root and l.. B. Plimp- ton, are reported as solid for Rulkeley on the informal ballot
 New Haven Register: Governor Waller is out of the race ssirrevocably.m New Ha- ven is for Morris; it has not doubt the state Will respect its wishes.
 Lyme republican delegates are as fol- lows:
 State-H. L. Parker, R. B. Selden, F. S. Fosdick, F. A. Beebe.
 Congressional-H.C Burnham, s. L. Parker, L. L. Broadway, J. Ely. .Beeb.
 County-E. Hart Green, P. L. Gillette. F. A. LaPlsce, T. B. Warner.
 Senatorial-R NJ. Jewest, C. A. Tiffany, S. F. Sterling James E Beebe
 JUDGE PENN DECLINES.
 Last evenings Hartford Times says: A letter received this morning from winsted announces that Judge Fenn peremptorily declines to be a candidate for governor. This narrows the candidates before the convention to two or three, and judging from opinions received from various parts of the state we infer that Judge Morris is the favorite. We should not be surprised were this ticket to be nominated:
 For governor-Luzon B. Morris of New Haven.
 For lieutenant governor-Dr. Joseph W. Alsop
 For secretary of state-John J. Phelan of Bridgeport.
 For treasurer-Marvin H. Sanger of canter- bury.
 For omptroller-Nicholas staub of New Mil ford.
 NOTHING POLITICAL IN THIS. Yesterdays Waterbury Democrat says: ''Sheriff Gates of Derby was in town for a few minutes this morning. A reporter found him at the Naugatuck station with a ham wich in each hand. He had noth- ing to say about politics and left for Win sted on the 11:17 train" NEW HAVEN WARD MEETINGS. The little ward primaries for the choice of delegates to the county, representative and probate conventions are now in order. Some of the calls for the same appear else | where. REPRESENTATIVES. | A we'll known New Haven republican predicted yesterday that the democratic | candidates from this city for the lower house would be Callahan and Hotchkiss. THE PRoHIBrTIoNIsrs IN IT.
 The prohibitionists have decided on two congressional conventions and dates and places have been fixed for the meetings. In the Second district the convention will | be held at New Haven on Monday, Sep- ! tember 9, being the first in series The \ convention in the Third district will be held on Wednesday, October 1, at Nor wieh. The dates and places for the First and Fourth districts are yet to be decided upon. In each of the congressional con- ventions it will be the purposes to select not only candidates for congress, but alsC for sheriffs, senators and judges of pro bate. Candidates Will be nominated fol all of these offices and it is also expected
 to nominate candidates for the house o
 representatives in most of the towns oi
 the states.
 New Haven prohibitionists are to mee
 to organize for the campaign tonight a
 $50 Chapel street.