Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-26
CITY POLITICS.

DeleSdI1OnSs
There were busy times among the re-
publcans last night. Primaries were held
in all the wards except the Ninth, which
had its meeting early in the week. There
were hot contests in the First, Second,
and Eighth, and in the Tenth over the
aldermanio nomination. The results were
as follows:
FIRST WARD.
The interest in the primaries in this
ward was not surpassed by any other ward
in the city. 1t was an occasion for the ex-
hibition of strategy, diplomacy and good
generalship for which Mr.. Killer has gained
renown in the caucuses of the city aud in
the city governments affairs, and this time
Mr. Hitler outdid himself. On the infor
NAL ballot 40 votes were cast, of which Mr..
Hitler received "a, John 81. Shaw g. Charles
L. Baldwin 8, blank 4. On the formal bal
lot Mr.. Hitler received 40 out of 40 and his
nomination was made unanimous amidst
applause.
The caucus then proceeded along with
out ripple to mark it's path, and the fol-
lowing ticket was nominated:
First councilman, John 81. Shaw; Sec
ond councilman, F. W. Skiff; third coun-
Gilman, John G. North.
Delegates to the town conveniently. G.
Bushnell, F. E. Hum, g. D. Nicoll, E. E.
Dursnt and F. W. Skiff.
City delegates-W. E. Chandler, S. s.
Thompson, W. A. Beers, A. A. Chamber
lain, A. Maxcy Hitler.
SECOND WARD.
The republicans turned out in full force
last night in this ward, polling the largest
vote ever polled in the ward. The contest
| between Alderman John W. Lowe and
| Councilman Parsons was a very close and
friendly one, the result in the informal
ballot standing Lowe LAG and Parsons 1876.
Mr.. Lowe was then unanimously renomi-
mated. The rest of the nominees are: R.
| A. Belden, first councilman; Frank Rice,
second councilman, and A. NJ. Beebe,
third councilman. The ticket is a strong
one and will be we'll supported. Mr.. Bel
den is the proprietor of the machine shop
formerly the Troy shop, Mr.. Rice is q
popular conductor on the Sylvan avenue
electric road, and Mr.. Beebe is sexton at
Dwight Place church. The ticket will
rendered very efficient service as city
father and is very popular man in the
ward and city. He has done excellent
service for his constituency.
| THIRD WARD.
In the Third ward the following ticket
was nominsted
| Alderman-Joseph B. Manville.
Councilmen-Joseph R. Elley, Charles
Hofscker, William T. Harris.
Delegates, town-Louis NJ: Ullman
Jacob B. Ullman, William F. Clark.
/ Ntv-Goorpo p Ri1J Gallo GD1Jrouar
George S. Knollmeyer, Joseph H. Smith
Joseph R. ElIey.
| FOURTH WARD.
Delegates, city-Dr. B L Lambert, M
W. Burwell, w. b. Smith, b. G. Good win
John F. Gaffney, Fred L. Perry, w. H
Bowden, F w. WattersoE.
TOWN.. Il. Lord, Thomas E. Bsne
dict, T. D. Wiley, F. L Averill, W. N
Butricks, George H, Stockin, D. J. Shields
Waldo b. Miner, Wiegan Schlein,
The matter of nominating candidates TO
ward Offices was left to the following com
mittee: John T. Manson. F. s. Averill
Edward Winer, William Lord, J. Bradley
In the Fifth the following were nomi
mated:
For alderman-CharlesE E. Hart.
For councilman-Charles s. Scoville
Harry Grinnell, John W. Scott.
Mr.. Hart is the well-known market
man, Mr.. Scoville is engaged in coacl
lamp manufacturing, Mr.. Grinnell is
clerk in the railroad Office and Mr.. Scot
is connected with the Sargent manufac
J tory.
Delegates-City, A. D. Sanborn, H. 7
Mix, W. L. Peck, j. w. Scott.
Town-A. G.. Smell, H. R. Gruener, E
A. Finch, c. E. Hart.
SIXTH WARD.
The Sixth ward primary was held at 6
Court street. Called to order by Chat,
man ]. M. Ullman at O'Clock. Tn
matter of nominating ward officers wa
left to the ward committee. The commit
| tee will meet at a later day. The folio "
ing were elected delegates to the cor
ventions:
City-C. R. Frisbie, J. Birney futile
Fred A. Brewer, E. P. Root.
!. TOWN.. M. Ullman, William Schapps
/ John Rattlesdorfer, Harvey s. Munsop
SEVENTH WARD.
The caucus of the Seventh ward reput
! | licans was held at the house of Bernar
, Sheehsn on Madison street last evening
Bernard J. Sheehan, George Il. Coz
Frederick Chat6eld and g. J. Elsner we,
elected town delegates. Patrick Connolly
NJ. F. Wilson, George Fl. Coe and Thoma
D W. Kenney were elected delegates to tn
= town convention. The matter of nom
Y mating ward ticket was left to commi
tee.
EIGHTH WARD.
The caucus of the Eighth ward republ
cans was well attended, about IT'S bein
present. The great contest of the hour
the aldermanic nomination-brought OF
the large attendance. On the ballot E. T
: Munson, paper box manufacturer, II
: ceived ninety-fve votes and G. J. Rabanu
Q the present first councilman, receive
a sixty-five votes. Munson was declare
nominated.
On motion of Alderman Champion,
d ]. Rabanus was unanimously nominate
It for first councilman. j. B. Parish was G
q second ballot chosen for second council
=, man. E. B. Lila was chosen for THU
II councilman to represent the Swedish ell
It ment. The following were elected del
% gates to the town convention: F.
Farnsworth, T. n. Sucher, Oscar P I've
David Renfrew, F. A. Belts, Noble /
= Camp and A. M. johnson. The city del
gates are: D. 81. Clark, A. G. Agnew,
g. NJ. Champion. J. D. Dewell, jr., J. ]
Whitmore, Charles Gurner and MART
Emmerich.
TENTH WARD.
% In the Tenth ward the following nom
- nations were made:
For alderman-James H. Mcdonald.
n For councilmen-Henry S. Peck, Samu
II F. Punderson, Charles NJ. Fabrique
It City delegates-John P. Studley, w.
- Whittlesey, G. F. Messenger, J. A. Churcl
" R. W. Searlrs, w. 81. Ransom, A. 9. Ben
n dict, q. F. Keyes, W. G. Dickinson.
Town-H. E. Benton, R. J. Bunce, T.
Macdonald, L. d. Johnson, Clarence v
Clark, Carlos Smith, G. W. Pickett, E. ]
d Lindsey, George W. Ladieu.
:. There was sharp fight for the nomin
l. tion for alderman between Mr.. Reyes an
Mr.. Mcdonald, resulting in victory f,
- the latter. The caucus was largely atten,
- ed, 26O voters being present.
+ ELEVENTH WARD.
d TOWN.. A. johnson, W. 81. Preston
Wallace Hurlbut, G. s. Poronto, Villa
E. Morgan.
City-William J. Stewart, Lauren 1
It Humiston, William A. Waterbury, Ere
kerick Munson, Henry Kay.
"a Nominations were made as follows:
For alderman-William E. Morgan.
y For councilmen-Arthur S. Smith, Jam
D. A. Thorpe, I. b. Abramson.
:. THIRTEENTH WARD.
q TOWN.. F. Beecher, F. B. Gould.