The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-26
CADY SECURED THE PRIZE.
HE VAS NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR
 ON THE FIRST BALLOT.

Bsardsiey, Kiiduff. Bowen and staub Are the Balance of the Tioket-petahs of me Democratie Convention at the Hyperion Yesterday. r., The democratic state convention or 1894 is A thing of the past, and Lieuten- ant Governor Ernest cady of Hartford bss secured the greatly coveted plum and will be the standard bearer or the party during the coming campaign In other words. Cady. as a young repup- lIcan spectator at the convention phrased 1t, will be the corpse. who, next November will be intered In the Republican Coffin. After the caucuses or Monday night the delegates were all at sea as to whom they would support Tor the gubernatorial chair. but early yes- terday mrning they 'got together In great style, and before the convention opened 1t was practically "sure thing" that Cady had "cinch" on the nomination. The ticket as nominated at yesterdays convention Is as fol- lows:
 Governor-Ernest Cady of Hartford,
 Lieutenant governor - Morris E. Beardsley of Bridgeport.
 Secretary of state-Edward c. kil- duff of Waterbury.
 Treasurer-Stephen oBowen of East ford. .. ...
 comptroller-Nicholas staub of New Milford.
 The several county delegations were up betimes yesterday morning, and eau cuses were held up to within few min utes of the time of calling the conven- tion to order. Finally, however. the va rious delegates adjusted their differ ences and adjourned to the Hyperion, where, promptly at 10:45 o'clock, Clin- ton B. Davis of Haddam called the con- vention to order.
 After order had been secured, and 1t took several minutes to do that. Secre- tary Fred Brown of the state central committee read the call for the conven- tion, and the business of the day was fairly launched on the way. The several committees were next read as follows:
 Vice presidents-First district, George Ulrich of Hartford; second district John S. Kirkham of Newington; third district, J. B. Wenson of Windsor Locks fourth, Noble E. Pierce of New Brit ain: fifth, H. S. Dennison of Naugatuck sixth, Amos Ives of Meriden; seventh Grove J. Futile of East Haven. eighth, J. N. States of New Haven; ninth, E. Williams of stonington: tenth, J. B. Shannon of Norwich; eleventh, J. D. Beckwith of Waterford; twelfth, L. M Monroe of New Canaan; thirteenth, M H. Bracken of Fairfield; fourteenth Christian Bitzer of Bridgeport f1f- teenth, W. A. Brann of Danbury; six teenth, pr. Henry Hammond of Killing ly; seventeenth, Thomas J. Kelly of Will. limantic; eighteenth, E. M. Chapin of New Hartford; nineteenth. J. R.. Stew art of Salisbury; twentieth. Me E. .fSkel- ly of Woodbury; twenty-fFst,O R. B Clark of Haddam; twenty-second, Sam. uel Russell of Middletown; twenty. third, Charles Tennert of Vernon; twen. ty-fourth, E, H. Hyde of Stafford.
 Permanent orgamization-Erstu dis. trict, George Elliott Sill Of Hartford second, M. J. Hafey of wethe ersffeid third, A. R. Leete of Enfield; fourth Timothy Collins of Pennington; fifth M. Grelle of Waterbury; sixth, c. H Tibbitts of Wallingord seventh, Marcus O. Babcock of Branford; efghthp Tim othy J. Fox of New Haven ;1ninthaEvar ett L. Crane of Groton; tenth, S.. Ash. bell Crandall of Norwich; eleventh, Ira F. Lewis of Griswold; twelfth, Cornelius Mead of Greenwich thirteenth, H. M Bracken of Fairfield; fourteenth, Chris. tian Bitzer of Bridgeport; fifteehth,JB Sanford of Bedding; sixteenth, Dr. Omei LaRue of Putnam; seventeenth, Thomas J. Kelly of Willimantic; eighteenth Frank l.. Stevens of Barkhamsted nineteenth, J. R. Stewart of Salisbury twentieth, Robert Henderson of Thomas ton; twenty first, James l.. Phillips ot Essex; twenty-second, James Donovan of Middletown; twenty-third, L. T. Tin. gier of Vernon; twenty-fourth, George F. Kibbe of Holland. ?" S;'~s
 Credentials-First district,Joi B.Mc Donald of Hartford; second; Clinton o1 Manchester; third, H. G. varno of En- field fourth, B. P. Miller of Avon; fifth Henry M. Crandall of Southbury; sixth Oscar L. Bradley of Meriden; seventh Arthur B. Wood of Hamden; eighth Charles H Fowler of New Haven; ninth W. W. Chase of Stonington; tenth, Jacot Gallup of Ledyard; eleventh, Frank G Bitgood of Voluntown; twelfth, Henry M. Gregor of Darien: thirteenth, B. M Lees of Westport; fourteenth, w. H Harty of Bridgeport. fifteenth, D. B Mallory of sherman; sixteenth; M. v Woodworth of Killingly; seventeenth John B. Mofiit of Scotland; eighteenth John H. Wadhams of Goshen;. nine teenth, A. H. McMahon of New Mil ford; twentieth, w. J., Munson of Wa tertown; twenty-first, J. H. Walker o1 Westbrook; twenty-second, B. Geoghe gan. of Cromwell1 twenty-third, A. s Hawkins of East Lyme; twenty-fourth William D. Holman of Holland
 Resolutions-First district, Joseph E Sprague of Hartford; second, William Hunting of East Hartford; third, T W. Loomis of Windsor; fourth, R. J Vance of New Britain; fifth, William Kennedy of Naugatuck; sixth, Lyndt Harrison of Guilford; seventh, H. Hol ton Wood of Derby; eighth, N. c. os born of New Haven; ninth, B. F Mahan of New London; tenth, c. G Haskell of Preston; eleventh, A, B Calkins of East Lyme; twelfth, M. B Cary of Ridgefeld; thirteenth, J., T Hubbell of Norwalk; fourteenth, J. B Klein of Bridgeport; fifteenth, T. J Corbett of Newfovvn. afxtoorth c "A