Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-07-14
A Lively Convention at
Waterville.
MiIIiken Re-nominated.

The Third District Republican Conven-
ton at Wstervlle, on Wednesday of last
week, was one of the liveliest and most en-
thusiastic ever witnessed in the State
Wednesday morning dswned just as the
evening promised 1t would, beautiful, fra
grant and such as ought to bespeak fair
battle in the fair city of Waterville. The
night had afforded bnt little sleep for those
at the Elmwood. The hour fixed in the
call for the convention was IL O'Clock but
owing to what seemed to be an ineXcusa-
Die delay the delegates We're kept waiting
in the hall until between twelve and one
O'Clock before the proceedings opened.
Thi, delay was occasioued by the contest
ed delegations, but while the committee
was in session the presentation speeches
might have been made 50 that the conven-
ton would have been ready to vote as soon
as the report on credentials was accepted.
The entrance of Congressman Milliken
was greeted by tremendous outburst of
applause, which was repeated a. Governor
Burleigh, Judge Wiswell aud Mr. Msnley
came In and took their places on the plat
form. though we think that the Wiswell
men outdd all the Others in the volume
Of applause they gave their candidate.
At IL 80, Mr.. Mesder called the conven-
ton to order and invite. Rev. l.. II. Hal
lock to offer prayer Mr. Meader then re-
- y y.1a
ton was represented by delegates. aud
that ~ the S,l delegates to which the con
ven,ion was entitled, 3el were present.
He teen reported the temporary orgsniza-
tiou as follows. Chairman. George G..
Weeks. Somerset. Secretary. 6 W.
Tw tcAeli, krnnchcc Assistant Secre-
tsric-, Byron Boyd, Kcnnehec 4 + car.
lytun kuncbec Thomas ]. Young. som
er>gt Vice Presidents Hon + + Wehh.
keuneb,c; O. A. TucIl, keuncbec. ], Man
chester Haynes krnnebec; J. .. Johnson.
Waldo; H. f.. HamHn, Hancock: omar
Clark. Somerset: Frank Moor, Somerset !;
Oramcl Murray. Somerset, auI l.. T..
Moore. Somerset
Temporary chairman Weeks was miro
,l,c.i tvNr Nea3er spj SAT-. .G.r,'e.
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licap- now, and have faith we all -hal.
be- when the convention adjourn~. fou
al. .tl f,-,st,,.,, ~ e,. ., u,rta,4rs Leil
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entertain motions
ON motion Of DR. r c. Thayrr. the ten
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ne ">tFi'' committee Wa 'HA"r '"'
committee IN credentials and reported IN
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the case Of the other gave f half vote "a
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se.'' 'ed II '"' N'N'Ia' COUNTIES
ktan,lrr <atAan'aI Nesti.r ~ Water, affc
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VI 4'd' ~ w. h.t'A 81 Ntaf'i"f
bu motion Of Hannibal /. HamijN II
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At"'hiAttt""i hNe RECEIVING t"t '2'"~' 'H'
!,-. ~ towns being called ami each county
y.-3ny lin 4 ..para,r b.1 Th- nrny.t a
pli I irl' no 'AAuc. lor fIaAd. y any AAd
been anticipated. The cnmuI l'c. To rc-
c,.y.. .,rtsni conn. vote. consisted ~ u
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Nobody Thought II Dinner,
and AZ ten minute, before I O'Clock H.,
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= If ''4H'H' % h'- Pe>rr' present
ea me name ~ Andrew 7. Niswell. In The
following excellent address H., YER, hes
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pf' "klNhiL> Address.
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present !" S"l 'Ar name of candidate
"A' : SHOWN bF al ~ Yen amt Intimately
AA""n b' many ~ u. Ia Ha-cock coun-
~ we nave kn' "n MN from his childhood
We nav AHp"L aim n boy at nome, a.
A@'u'"ht IN i'.I'-e. and a. 4 lawyer aud
;1'Se ID tar courts oi ms county You
ha't SHOWN MN As bank examiner. as
IiA'f iAah y >ta't convention, a. mem
''F 81 ihFee consecutive legislatures. and
y >peaher uI tAe iast Hoa-e of Kepre~en-