Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-08-06
PIGOrT CARRIES THE DAY.

PIGOTT CARRIES THE DAY. &c
,rxent Carries Five wards and ~
Pigott the Balance-COntestS In r
Several of the Wsrds-Pigott Now Z
Has Thirty-Four Delegates In tho
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the Prt- y
In other TOwns-What Mr.. =
Pigott Has to Say as to the Result.
The battle of the New Haven democratic
rimaries is over and the result is, as was
enerally anticipated, in favor of James
). Pigott. Mr.. Sargent succeeded in car
ying the First, Second, Fourth, Fifth and
Tenth wards, while it is claimed that the
delegation from the Twelfth ward is
divided, the mayor securing one of the
i've delegates elected. Of the sixty-nine
elected last night in the town of |
New Haven, Mr.. Pigott has forty-four and
Mr.. Sargent twenty-five. This fact en-
titles Mr.. Pigott to the twenty-one votes
from this town in the congressional con-
vention. Primaries held in other towns in
the county last evening give Mr.. Pigott
eleven more votes, making total of thirty
four, as against seven for Mr.. Sargent.
Although Mr.. Sargent's friends claim that
he has an excellent chance in the outside
towns, still the air -ss~sSde present time
seems to be of a decidedly Pigott hue.
Sargent's forces worked hard, but 1t was
not their year to win. Yesterday after
noon just before the polls opened at 4
o'clock an express wagon bearing large
banner and carrying a drummer who could
be heard for blocks was slowly driven
through the wards. On the elevated ban
ner was printed on one side these words:
"Vote for the poor mans friend, Joseph
B, Sargent" while on the other side was
printed "Come out and vote against James
P. Pigott."
THE CONVENTIONS.
Chairman William F. Shannon of the
democratic town committee has announced
that the convention for the election of
delegates from this town to the state con-
ventlon in Hartford will be held in Turn
hall Monday evening, August 8, at 1880
o'clock.
That the convention for the election of
delegates to the congressional convention
will be held in Turn hall Monday evening,
Augustus, at o'clock.
That the convention for the election of
delegates to the probate convention will be
| held in Turn hall Wednesday evening,
August 10, at O'Clock.
That the convention for the election of
| delegates to the justice of the peace con-
| vention will be held in Turn hallf Thurs
day evening, August II, at 8 O'Clock.
The following is the result in New Ha-
ven by wards:
First WARD.
The contest In this ward was q warm
ono, and both sides worked hard to get out
| a. large vote as possible. In consequence
1856 votes were polled, where unusually
thirty or at most forty is heavy vote at
a primary. Challenges were numerous,
but in every instance the challenged party
was accepted finally and his vote deposited
in the ballot box. This is Sargents BALI
wick, and Notwithstanding the fact that
the Pigott faction put strong ticket in
the field and openly boosted that they
would carry the ward, the vote
when counted showed a good majority
for Sargent. The total vote cast was 1855,
of which Sargent received 1O6 and Pigott
n. The senatorial delegation is for Fox,
representative delegation for Hotchkiss and
cation for A. Heaton Robertson. The sue
cessful ticket is as follows:
State-John G. Miles, julius Prokasky,
John E. Heaton.
Observation-Disclosures S. Stevens, Pat
rick F. Beirne, August Reisinger-
Senatorial-Caleb B. Bowers, A. Freder'
lex Hume, Patrick J. Tierney.
Representative R. Cooley, Viii
liam Fossard, Daniel McGough.
Judge of probate-William A. Wright
Thomas L. Madden, Joseph BENG.
Justices of the peace-Frank d. Wheel
! or, John Mercer, William B. Haggerty.
. SECOND WARD.
At the Second ward primary there was I
, very close fight, the Sargent ticket receiv
9 ing 1876 votes and the Pigott 176 votes
n Sargent's majority being twenty votes
y The successful ticket:
State-Samuel L. Bronson, William Mo
d ran, Philip Silverthau, Charles Meehsr
), William P. Neville.
Congressional-John E. Earle, Patric
. Quinn, Vented Richter, Patrick W. Sulli
l. van, Andrew E. Ryan.
J. Probate-Prentice w. Chase, Bernar'
Brady, Alexander w. Flynn, John F. She's
John Lynch.
j. Stanford, Edward Sanborn. John F. Sull
r van, Gustave A. Greenbaum.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d. Howard, OFT
Wruck, James j. Moran, Frederick W
l. Nottingham, Frederick Hoeger.
t. Justices of the peace-Louis E. Jacobs
Moses Murphy, John J. Leonard, Villa,
70 Beck, Francis J. Brennan.
10 The success Of the Sargent ticket
20 mainly due to the untiring efforts of Al
r. torney Jacobs, Attorney Chase and job
W E. Earle.
o THIRD WARD.
,e The Third ward primary was an out an
out victory for Pigott, who received
10 majority of 304, the total vote being 579:
as state-Charles T. Coyle, John Courtne.
W John A. Miller, Patrick Kelly, Andrew
Is Smith, Edward Boyhan, James Terrell
10 ongressional-Patrick Moran, Robe
i'd A. Hollinger. Daniel Carroll, Patrick Ca
rington, Cornelius Stanley, James E. M
l. Gam, John Guinnivan, John Dobson.
Senatorial-Andrew G. Smith, DAM
10 Flynn, Eugene T. McGann, John 81. Fla1
., nagan, Michael Fahy, George Faulhauoe
" John J. Jackson, Henry Fresenius.
n Representative-Edwa McCabe, Tie
- rance E. Dinnan, Hernard Higgins, Thorn
III O'Connell, Charles F. Brennan John Mora
James McGill, James McCrann.
he Probate Michael Dillon, James Kell
of John F. Mcfarland, John Mckay, Patri'
McQueeney, Lawrence Eagan, John Rebt
L. Joseph Monahan.
,s- Justice of the peace-Maurice Refill
.s. Thomas Lyman, Joseph Colligan, Edwal
On Kelly, Henry Goebel, Max Levi, Geor
~ Peokham, Thomas Gallagher.
FOURTH WARD.
-. There was no excitement in the Four
ward, the old men Sargent faction) wi
ming by majority of six. The total vo
cast was $40, of which Pigott received 8
he and Sargent 33s. The delegations are sol
On for the old ticket, Fox, Hotchkiss and O.
n lahan. The successful ticket:
,s- State-John b. Leeds, Andrew Treitlei
al James Farrell, James Gunnip, Samuel
eJ Belts, Frederick A. Catlin, Luzerne
" =" Thomas, Francis H. Harris.
~. ongressional-Edwald Hope, Rioha
"a. J. Hawkin, James 81. Grifing, a. Howa
ha West, Charles Fl. Bradford, Michael b
IN gan, George w. Corbett, Henry Daley.
IT. Judge of probate-John Ward, HAIRY
ia Nicholson, Christian Hoffman, Michael
Graham, Edward Countryman, Thorn
Blake, Edward Nugent, Edward Curran.
Senatorial-John T. Cox. Fred Guilfor
Thomas Hanrahan, Patrick Ryan, Mich