Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-08-30
. .rRoNe DELEGATION.

The delegates to the republican town |
convention to elect four delegates to the
tate convention met at the Young Mems
Republican club house, 202 Grown street,
asst evening and selected as delegates Dean |
Francis Wayland of the Yale law school.
Eli Whitney, ST., w. F. Stahl of Stahl &
Hegel and Joseph P. Peaker.
The convention was called to order
promptly at 8 O'Clock by James Bishop,
chairman of the town committee, and At
torney George D. Watrous was by acclama-
ton elected chairman Of the convention.
A few seconds later Theodore Il. MscDon-
aid was elected secretary. A committee on
credentials consisting Of J. Birney futile,
O. A. Baldwin and Samuel Hemingway
was elected by acclamation and the creden-
tials of the various delegates passed upon.
Henry g. Newton Of the Second ward
ct once placed in nomination Dean Francis
Wayland, chsracterizing him as republi
can of republicans and one who never de-
serted the party under any circumstances
The nomination was seconded by J. Birney
futile and the election was made unani-
nous.
OT 6CCOAu pAhCO VI LILO OCACk0tAOA Eli
Whitney, ST., was placed In nomination by
w. s. Wells of the Ninth ward and unan-
imously elected. The other two places on
the ticket were filled by the unanimous
election of W. F. Stahl as third delegate
and Joseph P. Peaker, Mr.. Stahl being
nominated by @. A. Baldwin of the Tenth
ward and Mr.. Peaker's name being put in
nomination by E. Randolph of the Ninth
ward.
The delegates to the convention, fifty of
whom were present, were as follows:
First wards. s. Thompson, +. e. Hum,
John 81. Shaw, Arthur s. Osborn, A. Max
cy Hitler.
Second ward-Henry G. Newton, W. H.
Ely, R. g. Loveridge, Rufus s. Pickett,
Joseph R. Warren, J. n. Taylor.
Third ward-G. S. Knollmeyer, George
Rathgeber, George R. Bill, David J. W.
-Four Fourth ward-a. H. Stocking, E. A.
Gillette, E. A. Howell, J. Bradley, Richard
Lee, E. N. Darlington, Byron Marsh.
Fifth ward R. S. Duff, A. D. Sanborn,
w. J. Peck, G. II. Hayden.
Sixth ward-Charles R. Frisbie, George
D. Bone, J. Birney futile. Marshall Bryan.
Seventh ward-G. J. Ellsner, T. J. Sui
Ivan, Philip 81. We'll.
Eighth ward-F. B. Farnsworth, g. D.
Waterous. M. Sonnenburg, D. II. Clark,
G.. B. Munson, ]. M. Champion.
Ninth ward-Charles J. French, E. z.
Dow, N. Easterbrook, ST., Burdsey War
ner. H. E. Marsh, N. F. Wells.
Tenth ward-L. H. johnson, M. E. Chat
field, F. A. Southworth, T. N Macdonald,
g. @. Ford, II. F. Reyes, S. j. Fox, G. A..
Baldwin.
Eleventh ward-samuel Hemingway,
Herbert Jones, Alfred D. Kaine, I. r..
Abranson.
Twelfth ward-Thomas Forsyth, a. N.
Crawford, John Hare, w. N. King.
Thirteenth ward-D. G. Munson, e. N.
Hotchkiss.
Fourteenth ward-N. Il. Strong, L. P.
Deming.
Fifteenth ward-Arthur H. Burr, Nor
man Hughes.
| GOVERNOR M'KINLEY EXPECTED.
The state convention will be held in this
city at the Hyperion theater September 6
and 7, and on one of these dates it is ex-
pectsd that Governor William Mckinley of
Ohio will address the delegates. Governor
Mckinley will also speak in two other
towns in the state, but the dates and
places have not yet been definitely decided
upon.
OUR OTHER TOWN CONVENTIONS.
No other town conventions will be held
until after the meeting of the state conven-
ton September and 7, or at least so said
the chairman of the town committee, James
Bishop, last evening.
SWEDISH REPUBLICANS.
The Swedish republicans of the city are
considerably incensed at the action of
their president, B. Elmstedt, in going
over to the democrats. The organization
| of which he was the head had decided
that it should Be ee lsaAb 1t
| club has however, broken up now, and an
| other for campaign work during the presi.
| Dental election will be started Friday
| night in Viking hall. Among those who
| are pushing the scheme are ]. Enberg,
| George K. Rose, Carl Romberg, P. Peter
son, Carl Brandt, w. Malmquist.
REID MAY SPEAK HERE.
| It was reported last evening that nego.
| tiations were on foot looking to the secur.
| ing of Whitelaw Reid and it is expected
| that he will make several addresses in this
city and vicinity during the coming cam.
paign. The exact dates have not as yet
been definitely decided upon, but will be
within a day or two.
I
The meeting called to organize cam.
paign club of the voters of the Ninth ward
last night was very enthusiastic one.
Rev. G.. b. Jackson was appointed temper.
| ary chairman and Edward A. Beaulah tenn.
porary secretary. The permanent organi
zation resulted in the election of William
Ransom president, Walter Miller vice pres
ident, Edward A. Beaulah secretary, Rev
q. 81. Jackson treasurer; finance commit.
tee, embodying a uniform committee, art
Edward Randolph, James Ward, J. p
Peeker, A. Lehman, George Hooper; cap
tain of marching club, L. P: Wood, frs
sergeant of Wilkins Tigers; first ieuten
ant, George Hooper; second lieutenant
Perry Banta; third lieutenant, J. Hodge
Captain James II. Wilkins made a very
stirring speech. He dwelt upon the mag
| nanimity OF the perspective gubernatoria
candidate, General s. E. Merwin, ani
moved the organization adopt his hame fol
the marching club. He expressed marked
satisfaction on the action of the organiza
ton in electing for its captain of tn.
marching club First Sergeant of the vii
the disruption in the ranks of the colorei
battalion, especially in the national cam
paign. His tribute to Sergeant Wood
couched in the term, Gle is one of thos'
men who say very little, but will die in hi
boots" filed to overlooking the measure
of enthusiasm.
Mr.. Gatfey gave a very practical sugges
ton on club uniform and contributed ,
measure of support creditable to himsel
and very complimentary to the club.
"Reminiscences of the war were reiterated
by various speakers and very successful
meeting was called to close, giving fruit
full promise of campaign club of 200 me,
at the next meeting, Thursday, Septembe
LIST.
To See the Fight.
Among those who will go on the excur
sion to New Orleans to see the Sullivan
Corbett mill, which leaves this city Thurs
day night. are Maurice Cohn, Lon Meyers
John st. Lawrence, E. F. Moriarty ant
like" Hartenstein. A number of other
will 60 probably under the guise of I
southern trip.
THIS AND NEXT WEEK.
The Glen Island Excurstons.
The last excursion to Glen Island will
take place a week from next Thursday ant