Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-09-02
POLITICAL NOTES.


for Harrison and Reid in All Parts
OF the State-The Coming State Con-
ventiOn.
Congressman Russell, it is now thought,
will be the permanent president of the re-
publican state convention next week. Al
Ian Paige will warm up the convention at
its opening.
SWEDISH REPUBLICANS.
This evening at Viking hall on Chapel
street there will be organized Swedish
republican club, with short address by
Hon. N. D. Sperry. A large attendance is
expected and good, live campaign club
will undoubtedly be the result.
'.The meeting will be rousing one,"
said one of the members last evening, ode
spite the detection of B. J. Elmstedt and
I doubt If the republican party loses any
votes In consequence. In fact the Swedish
voters are better pleased with the republi-
can party than ever, and the unquestion-
able benefits the country and the working
mon of the country are receiving from the
Mckinley bills workings and results"
ANTI-PIaorT DELEGATES.
Middletown democrats have elected dele
gates that will choose congressional con-
vention delegates hostile to James P.
Pigott.
| MERIDEN DELEGATES.
Meriden republicans have elected these
delegates to the state convention: a. Wales
Lines, Charles J. Heineman, 81, David
Dolbec and G. G. Kline.
| FLAG RAISING AT BAKERv1LLE.
The first demonstration of the campaign
in New Hartford occurred last evening,
when Harrison aud Reid flag was raised
in the village of Baskerville, five miles
P. Davis Oakley of Hartford and others
were the speakers. The Bakerville brasf
band furnished music and glee clut
sang. Fireworks and cannonading en-
livened the occasion, and a rousfng, en-
thusiastic time was had. The who'll
Jones, q rising young republican manu-
facturer, who did the work and bore tn,
expense.
YOUNG MR.. BRANDAGEE SAYS NO.
The following letter has been received b.
the editor of the Hartford Courant from
Frank B. Brandegee of New London:
| NEW LONDON, Conn.,, August ~, 1879.
Dear sir-I have just returned to the state afte
an absence of several weeks and am INFORMED
that my name has been mentioned as the poss
| BILE nominee of the republican state oonventio
for the office of state secretary. take this OK
pertunty to say that am not candidate for II
, none of my friends will take any steps looking
am, yours very truly,
: FRANK b. BRANDMGEE.
: MADISON REPUBLICANS.
1 The republicans of the town of Madiso
are invited to meet in the hall over A. I
b Miner, for the purpose of forming a repul
q lican campaign club, Wednesday evenin,
i be the promotion of the principles of II
70 national republican party and to aid tt
town committee during the campaign.
IT OPENED LAST EvENING-MUCH ENTHUSIAST
Il The room in Gardeners block, Ansoni
= which has been leased as quarters for tt
< Young Mems Republican club, was forms
B. 1y opened last evening. 1t is handsome
v fitted up and was finely decorated for Il
20 20 occasion last evening, and the decoration
~ are to remain as permanent feature
~ large crowd was present last evening
u the opening, and addresses were made
q Judge Munger. of Ansonia,. Judge Jol
y L. Quillinan of Ansonia, and others.
u. After this the quarters will be op
70 every evening and suitable reading matte
VI daily newspapers, pictorial periodicals, ct
20 20 will be kept on file during the campaig
NJ DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN STATE co
It, vENT1oN.
n West Hartford Robert Price, John
pc Willard.
n. Winsted-F. @. Beckwith, Irving Or
b, void, w. J. Garvin, David Strong.
&c Waterbury-E. E. Turner, E. @. Lsw
81. H. Peck and Daniel Keifer. EXEC
- gresham Kellogg was voted for in the CO
- vention at the start, but arose and ask
that his name be left out, as he had atter
II ed the convention last year, and with 50
- good men as E. G. Lewis, a. 81. Peck, DE-
Va lei Keifer, etc., he thought it very ca
80 80 matter to select four men without him,
:. ~ though he intended to 'be there"
10 Durham-State, William E. Walklt
~ ~ Arthur d. Merwin, James R. Powers,
~. II. johnson; congressional, Daniel
=. Southmayd, Joseph Smith, W. L. Dav
M F. P. Hull, John 81. Stevens, F. s. Jot
~ son.
Windsor Locks-State, E. G. Bell, 8.
al Horton; congressional, E. P. Bishop, Geo,
~ Montgomery.
~ Middletown-State, William T. Elm
III John M. Douglas, D. L. Briggs, George
Chapman; congressional, John G.. Palm
John G. Broatch, Martin Loveland, b.
Woodman; senatorial, W. U. Pearne, D.
Davis, F. E. Gibbons, G. A. Pelton.
10 Sufield-State, I. Luther Spencer,
, s. Sheldon, Waldo 8. Knox, John B. G.
he non.
of southington-state, W. G. Doolittle,
20 D. Barnes, M. 81. Holcomb, E. P. Hot
~ kiss; congressional, F. R. Epson, L.
In Southworth, Thomas Walker; senator
u.s. M. W. Frisbie, HAL Granniss, J. j. Barn
by W; L. Ames;
J. Heinemann, ST., David Dolbec, G.
zoe Kline.
len Bristol-State, R. A. Potter, AJ.Muz
dr. 81. L. Beach, S. W. Forbes; COMPRESSION
in R. B. Cooling, d. Arms, Thomas J. La
S. N. Manross.
SO. Greenwich-State, Charles Gamer
vill James R. Mead, Leander P. Jones, WI
or. man 8. Mead.
~. Harwinton-State, Lewis O. Catlin, F
' rick Hogan, jr., George w. Dams, D.
utt Mansfield.
of Preston State, Nathan h. Aver, Cha,
md B. Chapman, Charles F. Bowel, Will
- q. Wilcox.
aer Esse1-state, George B. French, Cha,
TOT E. Pratt; congressional, James d. Ola
of Joseph R. Johnson; senatorial, John
rri- Hutchinson, Gurdon s. Munger, Alfred
len Wright, Theodore F. Rose.
me Colebrook-State, George S. Ives, R
bly, erts G.. Moore, Horace N. Phelps, b.
! is Northrop.
Co1umbia-state, Joseph Hutchins, F
A. Hunt; congressional, S. B. West,
lge bot Little.