Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-12
POLITICAL POINTERS.
The First Ward Democrats Name Their
 Delegates.

The FIrst ward Democrats Name Their Il
 Delegates. Editor of the DEMOCRAT: Below is the regular First Ward Demo- | cratic ticket handed to me for publication. | It is presented thus early in order that the | voters may have ample time to study it. It is composed almost entirely of taxpay- CTS and is altogether ticket that deserves the approval of every voter. It is framed after the manner of last years regular ticket which won on its merits and it is work of residents of the ward only.
 JoHH H. DUGAN.
 Town Committeeman.
 Alderman, A. A. Irion.
 Councilmen, Walter H. Billings, Frank J. Erbe Walter l.. Frisbie, Daniel P. Noonan. Joseph Pollak.
 Delegates to elect delegates to state con- vention, John H. Moran. Moritz Grelle. Charles H. Keeney, D. J. Casey. Henry Byrnes; alternate, J. H. Mulyille.
 Delegates to elect delegates to the con- gressional convention, T. F. Thompson. P. J. Kennedy. Michael Preston. NJ. R. Delaney, Martin Bergin; alternate. William Earth.
 Delegates to elect delegates to probate convention, Thomas F. Cosgrove, William c. Robinson, Mortimer Heffernan. Leo c. Herr, Michael Leary; alternate. Peter B Reeves.
 Delegates to elect delegates to shrievalty convention, Joseph T. Kenrey. Thomas O'Donnell, Mortimer Doran, James w, Gallagher. William J. Mocre: alternate. Mark L. Warner.
 Delegates 10 elect delegates to senatorial convention. Edward Williams. John O. Riley, William Finn, Thomas E Guest, D F. Cronin; alternate, Joseph P. Hay den.
 Delegates to town convention. Peter Dunn, Martin J. Lswlor, Daniel J. Me Cauley, Edward S. Cullen and G. J Stro- bel; alternate James Lyons.
 Delegates to city convention, John F. Whalen, Peter F. Meyers. James F. Phelan, Maurice F. Brown, Thomas Finne- gan; alternate John E Carey.
 Delegates to school convention, Philip c. Fitzpatrick. William T. Walsh. Frank NJ. Hudner, Thomas Keegan, W. F. Dun- can: alternate John F. Mckay.
 Members of town committs. John H. Dugan. James c. Whiting and Martin l.. Doolan.
 A Meriden Journal reporter to-day had an interview with John c. Byxbee of that city, collector of internal revenue, of which the following is a part: Twill Mir Benedict be nominated for governor by the democrats 7" "I don't know" said the collector. of my own Knowledge. I don't really know that MT Benedict IS seeking the nomination. I have read and heard that he is. the same as you have. but I have no personal knowledge whatever on the subject, honestly assure you" "Can Ee get the nomination if he wants it?" II think he can and yet I am not sure. for on my word I do not know who else is in the race. On this matter I have no inside information. Nothing more than I have seen in print. Well then would MT Rene dict make great candidate and a great governor if elected? "None better" he is capable man in every respect. fit in every way to be thus honored Benedict pretty we'll and while he possesses riches, he also,possesses brains and heknows how to use them. He would be the equal if not the superior of any candidate the republicans might pit against him.
 George NJ. Gum of Milford will be the temporary chairman of the democ. atic state convention.
 II. c. Baldwin of Naugatuck spoke Sun- day night to the first Sunday night politi- cal gathering in the history of Southing- ton. The speaker announced. in opening. that the meeting was not for political effect. but as his remarks throughout was on governmental shortcomings etc, and he was introduced by E. c. Bingham, a Cheshire farmer. who is a pOpulist nomi- nee for governor. his hearers were of a different mind as to the object The speaker scored the Cheshire selectmen for refusing to allow the town hall of the place to be opened Sunday afternoon. after it had been rented several day, and the Sunday meeting extensively adver- tised
 The republicans of Connecticut will hold their state convention at Hartford next Thursday. It has now been decided that William E. Simonds of Canton will be temporary chairman. He was appointed such yesterday by u e executive branch of the republican state central committee