Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-08
POLITICAL POINTERS.

The Third Ward Democrats Have AL
 ready Named Their Ticket
 The third ward democrats held an en- thusiastic meeting at the New England hotel, Bank street, last night and made out the following list of nominations for dele gates to the different conventions to be voted for at the primary.
 Alderman, D. J. Mahaney.
 Councilmen, T. l.. Horigan, William Fl. Borchardt. John Clohessey. NJ. J. Colloty. John Healey.
 Delegates to town convention, P. H. Reean, Patrick Cronan, J. J. McAulihe, E. A. Blackwell. William Hurley; alter nate, John Kenney.
 Delegates to city convention, James Horigan, William J. Collins. Patrick Sher- lock, James Morris. Matthew Miller; alter nate, Timothy Kirby.
 Delegates to school convention. A. NJ. Guilfoile, Thomas F. Begnal, Thomas Nolan. Joseph McAuliffe, Thomas Wagner; alternate, Nicholas McEvoy.
 Delegates to probate convention, Joseph Shobrinsky; E. J. Tobin. Thomas Wheele- han, George Roberts, John l.. Sullivan; al. ternate. Daniel J. Rafferty.
 Delegates to congressional convention, F. J. Brown, Edward Bagley, Hugh J Cronin, Michael Harty, Benjamin Sedg wick; alternate. Thomas Hutchinson. Delegates to state convention. G. s Parsons. John Moriarty. John W. Web ster. William Hellmann, c. c. Chambers alternate, John Holiban.
 | Delegates to shreivalty convention, Will liam A. Guilfoile Thomas Kilmartin Michael Clancey, William Mellon, Martin Scully; alternate, D. Fl. Casey.
 Deledates to representative convention Greene Kendrick. Thomas Conlon, Johr Birney, Thomas Hurley, William Barrett alternate, J. J. McGrsth.
 Delegates to senatorial convention, WIl liam H. Lawlor, John Early, StepheI O'BrieD, J. T. Coleman, William Dwyer alternate, William Wagner.
 Members of ward committee. Nichola McEvoy, Thomas Garvey. Frank Ray,
 Members or town committee. William J Collins, Frank Baker, James Dawson.
 It is generally conceded that this vii
 be the only ticket in the ward this year
 But if there are others who wish t
 present another list of names to be vote
 for at the primary no one can disput
 their right to do so and if such action
 taken it would be we'll to have a distinC
 understanding between 10th parties, thf
 the men representing the defeated tlcke will fall into line and use every legitimat
 means to secure the election of the cand dates of the regular ticket.
 In making up the third ward democrat
 ticket last night, there was a mistake mad which should be noted. The new dem,
 cratic rules adopted by the town commi tee do not provide any delegates to
 representative convention. Relative 1 , conventions, the first rule on delegat i, reads: ''The delegates to the town convel
 ton elected at the local primary, shsl
 when assembled as provided herein, nom
 nate candidates for town offices, an
 when they are to be voted for. represent n tives and justices of the peace" Und $ this rule, which must of necessity be fC
 lowed the representative delegates as nor f mated last night, have no power. TT f nominations for representatives will q made by the town delegates. O The democrats of East Haddam elect t delegates to the different conventions Ia a evening when Ben edict and Pigott del r gates were elected to the state and co a gressional conventions.
 e The Portland democrats held an e thusiastic caucus last evening for the pu d pose of electing delegates to the differe b conventions. The state and compression e delegates are solid for Benedict al Pigott.
 h There will be a meeting of the dem N cratic voters of the third ward in the di , trict court room, City hall. Monday eve ing. September 10. to nominate a Wa ' ' ticket and to select delegates to the sever . conventions. All democrats of this wa n are requested to be present. 5 The democrats of the second distr d will hold their congressional convention ,e the McDonough house. Middletown, Se tember 27.
 e Some New Haven German-America l. have advanced the name of Daniel Kiei e. of Waterbury for position on the sti 1t republican ticket. and they feel confidt lc that he could win. A prominent Germ le republican this morning stated that r. Kiefer would win if placed upon the Y. publican ticket for the office of comptr
 Ter. "He is a much stronger man amo
 the GermanS of Connecticut than Nicho
 Staub and could easily defeat him."-N m Haven Leader.
 The prohibitionists of Connecticut V lx hold four congressional mass conventio s. September 10, II. 12 and II. respective ty as follows: Second district, Monday, S IT, tsmber 10. p. m, at White Ribbon h Meriden; Fourth district, Tuesday. as tember. II, p. m. at Knights of Colu CT bus hall, 44G Main street, Bridgeport; Fi sn distrlct, Wednesday. September 12. 1 ld m. at prohibition hall, 91 Asylum str, nd Hartford; Third district, Friday. SePt' he Der II, l p. m, at Music hall, Daniels Ill vile. These conventions will also no ). nate candidates for sheriffs, state senat ng and judges of probate.