The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-04-23
UNRESTRICTED DELEGATES
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 Continued from First Page) was poor time to break in new com mitteman. The convention selected MT, Palmer.
 The committee Is made up as follows; First district, H, c, Dwight of Hart ford vice Austin Brainard; Second, Percy S. Bryant, East Hartford; Third George P. Mclean, Simsbury; Fourth, Robert A. Potter, Bristol; Fifth, Chas c. Turner, Waterbury; Sixth, L. M. Hubbard, Middletown, vice James r. Platt, Meriden; Seventh, Frederick l.. Gaylord, Ansonia; Eighth, James A. Howarth, New Haven; Ninth, Fred erick Farnsworth, New London; Tenth, William H. Palmer, jr,, Norwich; Elev- enth, George o. Jackson, Colchester; Twelfth, Whitman S, Mead, Greenwich; Thirteenth, Edmund F. Grove, Nor walk Fourteenth, Allen w. Paige, Bridgeport; Fifteenth, Samuel s. Am bier, Bethel; Sixteenth, George A. Hammond, Putnam; Seventeenth, Charles M. Daniels, Windham, vice Preston B, Sibley, Brooklyn; Eight eenth, O. R. Fyler, Torrington; Nine teenth, A. T. Roraback, Canaan; Twen- tieth, N. l.. Webster, Torrington, vice Edgar l.. Pond, Terryville; Twenty | first, Wilson c. Reynolds, East Had dam, vice John I. Hutchinson, Essex; Twenty second, w. R. Macdonald, Had dam vice John M. Douglass, Middle town; Twenty third, Thomas A. Lake,
 Rockville; Twenty-fourth, Harry s, Abel, Stafford Springs. 1 Tha civ na,u man alprtn1 tp thp n-
 mittee, and the members whom they
 are to succeed, are as follows: H. C.
 Dwight, succeeding Austin Brainard ot
 Hartford l.. M Hubbard of Walling- | ford, succeeding James P, Platt of Mer- iden; Charles M. Daniels of Williman- | tic, succeeding Preston B. Sibley ot
 Brooklyn; N. l.. Webster of Thomas l ton, succeeding Edgar l.. Pond of Ter ryVille; w. R. Macdonald of Cromwell succeeding John M. Douglass of Mid dletown; Wilson c. Reynolds of East | Haddam, succeeding John I. Hutchin- son of Essex.
 1 A vote of thanks was rendered both 1 Temporary Chairman Warner and per l manent Chairman Simonds, after which | the convention adjourned.
 DELEGATES RATIFIED. County district conventions were
 then held in different parts of the audi torium. and the nominations made | Tuesday evening were ratified The i full Connecticut delegation to the St Louis convention with alternates stands 1 as follows:
 First congressional district-Delegate- at-large, Morgan G. Bulkeley alter
 nate, General H. c. Dwight. Second district -- Delegate large 1 John I. Hutchinson of Essex; alternate w. F. Rockwell of Meriden. ! Third district-DeIegate- e-at-large, Au-
 thur H. Brewer of Norwich; alternate l Frederick Farnsworth of New Lon l don
 1 Fourth district = Delegate-at-large Samuel Fessenden of Stamford; alter nate, Howard B. Scott of Danbury. Hartford county-Delegate, James M | Cheney of Manchester; alternate, c. M 1 Jarvis of Berlin.
 | Tolland-Delegate George Sykes of | Rockville; alternate, N. w. Prescott of 1 Rockville.
 l Middlasex-Delegate John M. Doug l las of Middletown; alternate, w. A | Brothwell of Chester
 i New Haven-Delegate. Rufus w
 Blake of Derby; alternate, James Ora 1 ham of Oxford.
 1 New London--Delegate Thomas M l Allen of Sprague; alternate, James M 1 Pendleton of Stonington. 1 Windham - Delegate, Charles F.
 Searles of Thompson, with power to 1 choose his own alternate.
 Litchfield-Delesate Hubert O. Will.
 Hams of Salisbury; alternate, Rufus
 Holmes of Winchester.
 Fairfield-Delegate, F. o. Keeler oi
 Norwalk; alternate, John A. Rusing 0, l Bridgeport
 | The state central committee met i'm 1 mediately after the adjournment O 1 the convention in one of the parlors O the Republican league house. Twenty two of the twenty-four members were |