The Portland daily press., 1892-07-26
REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS.
Very Harmonious Gathering of Republi-
cans Last Evening.

The Republican caucuses to elect dele
gates to the District and Representative
conventions were very harmonious last
evening. There was little contest in
Ward 3, where two tickets were present
ed. The result of the caucuses is given
below:
George G. Burgess was secretary and
William H. Looney chairman. This
ticket was the only one presented and
was elected unanimously:
Delegates to District Conventions Horace H.
shaw. Richard X. Galley, Alpheus Griffen Os-
man C. Munroe A. c. Libby, John Cousens,
Isaac Weber.
SARGENT benjamin Thompson, George Trefeth-
en-. Charles f. Dam, Nelson Tenney, John 6.
Munroe John A. Fowler.
Ward Two.
Thomas Pennell was chairman and
Frank E. Haggett secretary. This ticket
was elected:
Delegates to City Convention Benjamin +.
Haskell. Isaiah Daniels, Peletiah H. White
& B ear b5T george w " Gch Sspns
Delegates to District Convention--Jam
Thomas Penns Frank rank Gba HAS
". Hadlock, Horatio X. Colesworthy
Ward Three.
In this ward, Mr.. Richard Berry was
chairman and Mr.. w. HI. Willard was
secretary. There were two tickets in
| the field, and the first one printed be-
low was successful by vote of 46 to 20
for the other ticket:
| Delegates to Representative Convention-Will-
| liam w Latham Franklin H. Morse, Edgar F.
Rounds, George s.. Staples, William an Il; WI
Delegates to District Convention ynan M.
Cousens, Milton Higgins, James L. Dyer, Chagg.
A. Kennard, Warren o. Carney, Melvin j.
Delegates to District Convention. lillian ".
Latham, Lyman M. Cousens, Milton Higgins,
WILLARD G. carney George W ~ Hawkes. Ed
Delegates to Representing Convention-
George S. Staples, Edmund E. True, William
=. Brownson, Richard G. Berry, Ghrls aso,
Way, George E. MaegoWan Walter Il. LefaYor.
Ward Four.
/. C. G. Douglass was chairman and John
Murphy, Jr., secretary:
Delegates to Representative Convention
Richards, William w. Kemp, Edwin A. Spring
er, Albion K. P. Barton, Ivory 5. Bean; MAJ, D
Frank L. Howe, Alexander Bell, William G.
| Leonard, George A. Brown.
Ward Five.
Hon. Josiah Fl. Drummond was chair
man and John I. Pagan clerk. This tick
| ct was unanimously elected:,
Delegates to Representative Convention,
| Thompson, Robert S. Laughing Edward H. G..
| Thompson, Frank G. Johnson John w. Dyer
| Delegates to District Convention MAX
/ B. bennett, David w. Snow, Austin d. Sulli-
| van, Andrew j. Cummings.
Ward Six.
w. Edwin Ul1ner was chairman and
Converse O. Leach clerk. Fifteen votes
were cast, all for this ticket:
| Delegates to Representative Convention
Weston +. Milliken, Charles 4. stront, 4, Albert
,5 RG " oarsnes HALF V boM EDWIN INNER
Delegates to District Conv George s.
Hunt, Thomas P Shaw, Whitman SAWYER,
Payson Elliot 6. Mitchell.
Ward Seven.
The meeting in this ward was called to
order by Samuel B. Kelsey and Lyman
N. Hanson was chosen chairman and
Henry S. Trickey clerk. John M.
Stevens and John g. Roberts were chosen
a committee to receive, sort and count
votes The following ticket was nonin-
ated without any opposition:
Delegates to District Convention Lindley M.
| Webb Clinton r. Jones, Alvin Jordan Walter
l. Drew, Edward S. Doten, Henry Littlefield,
| Edward A. Noyes.
Delegates to Representative Convention
| Geo. w. True, Theo. A. Josselyn, Henry 2.
/ Cox, VIM. G. Soule, Charles A. True, Charles r.
| Lewis, Charles S. Cook