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the regular Democratic nominee for Member


Board. He supported AMI voted for James y.
srsss against the Hon iS;GITs W. Bentley. the
Henry r. Miller an alternate from Oneida,
has always been onr1nrd to the nem9crattc
cratic nominees Tor Supervisor and LESSOR ,o
OF his ward this srring, also tho Drm?Gr"tic
lTr ' lat H and w ann @
cessful candidate for rearponiment as Excise
Commissioner
q defeated candidate for d,icgnio from the
Fourth ward Of Utica in the full Of lSD He
also Opposed and voted against the Hon. Cor
date for member Of Assembly last fall.
Gen. \ Z. sherman OF New Hartford is nm.
hsPl Hs',ssT be r RJ%"s,rn
The s'FsS he Of "Ga aas H%y M
Fred =. Drew Hi, resignation was uncxrert.
s s4y and bre nr0Sm .s Wills s ny H." y
x sa l sHlsG the Hon. join "" t.
sSr i in tho n 81 Ia" and %s% also
against the Hon. Henry w. Bentley, Demo:
stance being tho Hon. James, $. sherman. son
u she,man i WI ehariga that hat, NJ
game protector. Drew. orrnly, opgosel Flower
last fall., Mr.. sherman and his friends nar-
ruaps as and s Sgw a IHS"i
test. Gen. sherman ana his sons also opposed
the eloction of the Hon, Thomas :. Jones
the fall 81 1880. and the Hon, J. Thomas
Sspriggs the democratic nominee for Congress
: In the second district OF Oneida Charles II.
Cunning of Rome heads the list a. delegate.
His chief rcnown ia TINT he opposed th,n cleo
cEatc candidate for tho Assembly in the fall Of
1sOO; Ho also orp"aeh tho "eGiinn ~ ths
home this, spring. His action partly eS-
planned by his friends who say tia, bunning
w Sn5 the n tn for "FGr hm
as City. Attorncy. He nttcrIy opposed the cleo
ton Of Lieut.. Coy. Sh"rlan,, 1nnosod Glevn..
against the Ses;ion. Of Thomas Springs Tor
Congress; Charles r. burning is u, spring
70 the combine in Rome Of which YIN. Gifoil.
VIM. Spelling. Tom Gyrncs. and Jim Owens,
This Combine has always srS SUI s%plortnd eniy T.
Coggeshall tor state Senator. and knitted such
Democratic candidaies ns Abr4m l.. Weaver
ming participated in the caucus Tor the Feb
Joseph p Ackroyd Of Yorkvile. another del
egate from tho Second disiiict. was formerly a
clerk under Charles Graham. Canal Suporin,
tendent Graham held Office seven years anh
him Since then they have both opposed
the regular Democratic organization, ASk-
publican nominee for the Senate. IN the fall OF
1887. 1889. and 1891. and opposed Mr.. Patton. |
sembly in tho fall OF 1901. lie also opposed |
Lieut., Gov, Shenhan. turthermoro. no OPP
posed the Dem9cr Al nominee for Superyisorr
1902. He is a lieutenant of David A. Dshler. |
John F. Hammiller is another delegate; His
didate for the Assembly nomination in his
district O. He had u similar fate when he want
shall Democrat He voted and worked against
the Hon. Lewis, sherman and the Hon. James
I. Dempsey. the regular Democratic candi-
district Flo also opposed the regular nolni.
ne Of the Democrats; party for Supervisor in
b. F. searies Of Rome IS the first alternate
accompanying such an interesting trio Of dele
Of tbs snrn
his defeat he started in to tight the successful
candidate. He voted against and open y work.
against David AldIidge, the successful Demo
cratic candidate for Superintendent of tho
psted 10 the February caucus. but met his
4. J. stebbins of Deansville. another alter
the TACT that he was the defeated candidate
for Chairman Of the Democratic County Com.
get even q sweeper appointed on the canal.
H J. Allen of Clinton completes tho list of
HISS a Mugwump il ever there was one. and
was never known to vote straight Democrat
~; The man who heads the delegation from the
Known as the Kid Of Deer,eId." He studies
law In John D. Kernsn,s office. and is the son
John r. stannard Of Boonvllle. another dele
youth has had the ambition to be Postmaster
" Austin Soyes. the last of the delegates from
etal period. He is II follower OF the Republican
Boss Tom Wheeler and should be clhssed as
from this district are I. Barker Of Floyd. L. D:
Iourteilot q Utica. and Walter Ballou Of
BaF Mas ss m se
State Committee. Ho has not part icipated in
he Cleveland Grace movement. and says that
The delegation from Monroe county is
Hugwump. who declares that no will Vote the
Demooratic ticket only in case Cleveland is
James 1. Whalen. another delegate from
Monroe. was q blaine man in 1851
4, FREDERICK = hinges, alsoa delegate; says he
e elestinG kepublean,s,, and he was espe-
most bitter Republican,, in Rochester,
Hougk. j. D; Martin. i n. brown, and Robert
A. MCLAUGHLIN. the last Of the Monroe coun-
sem blyman Church. and other Democrats
The I'm Monroe county Hnt,lill C9}nyentio1
was Holu III y seven Dy nine room WIN closed |
doors. Val Flechenstoin. Postmaster under
Cleveland, WAS tho Grand Master. With the
Grace fund ho paid four cents Il
name and So q dry to the agents who circu-
lated the petition calling the caucus. The
caucus was held in Dwight Knapp's real es-
tate ofico. Those who attended were either
Doreheads or Republicans.
The Ontario delegates are i. O. Mason OF
Geneva, David A. Pierpont OF Richmond. and
George B. Sheppard Of Phelps. Mason was II
Republican until 1884. when he joined the
pleyeland ranks. Piernont has been Green
!or new movements in which he hopes to DO
Sheppard was a Supervisor in
l601, and was defentedthis year. Ho' sore
head In consequence Ho was q member Of tho !
DeHocrato County Committee for the town
u Phelps. and when the organization calle it's
BUSINESS by giving rs town only forty-eight
,ours' notice. For this no was turned out of
be Co%pnhyc epmn an " Ths aItoraates are
Norton. Abbey was an A IS three
ourness he Joined the Farmers Alliance
nd presided at tho Conventions of that organ
ration: Nichols was Supervisor from Geneva.
Xt this spring, he was showed under BY
90 majority. Norton is from East Bloom
eld and was not present in Genc-
o on Wednesday las< when he was
o N ed as an alternate to the Cleveland Grace |