The record-union., 1897-09-30
DEMOCRATS ARE MOVING.
DELEGATES SELECTED FOR THE
CONVENTION.
This Body Will Meet Friday Night
"A Warm Struggle for the
Mayoralty.

Though the Democratic City Central
Committee met last evening and ap-
pointed delegates to their convention,
which will be held at I:30 o'clock to-
morrow evening, nobody seems to
know just which way the cat will
jump.
D. w. Carmichaels name has been
mentioned as a possible candidate for
Mayor, but his friends say he will not
allow his name to be used. Mr.. Car
michael, it is understood, wants to
serve another term as City Treasurer,
and there viii be, it is thought, no op-
position to his nomination.
c. f. Leonard's friends have all along
banked on his receiving the nomination
! for Mayor, but some who claim to be
on the inside said last night that the
fight is between Robert E. Kent and
James G. Davis, with Kent on the win
ming end. Leonard's friends beg to
differ with them however.
1t is now said that VIM. Mclaughlin
will not allow his name to go before
the convention for Mayor, although he
has been mentioned as a prominent
possibility in the Mayoralty nomina-
ton.
x committee consisting of Thomas
O'Neil, Thomas Brophy and L. A. Vo-
gel were appointed to procure hall
for the holding of the convention on
Friday night, and they have secured
the Assembly Chamber in the Capitol.
The delegates selected at last nights
meeting of the City Central Committee
are as follows:
First Ward-R NJ Clarken, Isadere
Townsend, H. B. Nielsen, Felix Me-
Loughlin, J. 2. Dalton, DR.. G. S. Wait,
D. II. Quinn, r. H. Walker, Edw John
son, l. BOysen, Matt p. Barnes, Thos.
Lichenstein. Chas Burns, j. S. Curtis,
F. j. Moore, EdW Reid, G. NJ. David
son, NJ. J. Sullivan, Thos. j. Bohan,
VIM. Miner, John Haberkorn, Forest
J. Davis, Seth Gainsley, VIM. Kelly,
Jas. Fitzgerald.
Second Ward-Wm. Lawrence, VIM.
Murphy. A. G.. Black, J. E. Kennedy,
c. NJ. Harrison, Robt. E. Kent, Price
Buford, Harry D. Holmes, A. MaZZini.
c. E. Harrison. Hugh Coleman, VIM.
Schalch Frank Kent, r. H. Mont
gomery, Geo. Vice, Jas. F'riel, Prentice
Maslin, Sam Vrisco, VIM. Roberts, j. j.
Boyle, j. J. Rafferty, Chas. Shields, D.
e. Brophy, Thos. Hanlon, T. Callag
han
Third Ward-E. ]. Figg, NJ. J. Ban
non, John Wall, D. H. Carroll, D. E.
Enright, Jos. Murphy, w. ]. Feather
stone, Chas. SteinmetZ, VIM. Kennedy,
VIM. Hale, Chas. Kearney, Geo. RADIO
vich, ]. G. Davis, Geo. Slocum, T. Con-
nors, Henry Sullivan, NJ. Enright. J. S.
Carroll z. Cunningham, Geo. Anderson,
]. c. Stoll, Clarence Hunt, Joseph Fran
els, John King, j. Duffy
Fourth Ward-Thos. McCaffrey, John
O'Connell j. A. Harvey, w. J. Hassett,
Thos. Halloran, w. c. Hendricks, NJ.
H. Sheehan, Dan Holland, Ed Walsh,
Alex Mcdonald, Pat Kelly, A NJ. Sey-
mour, Brown Mouldin, Frank McMan
US, Fred Day, John Oschner, Jas Don
ohue, Chas Tomlin, Jos. Judd, G.. w.
Whitaker, H. M. lie Rue, Jr., John
Zellinger Jno. Deningos, Chas. F. Mil
Ter, L. C. Billups.
Fifth Ward-C. Suter, r. E. Greer,
Fred Groth, Frank Ruhstaller, ]. E.
Mayo, VIM. Sheehan, Chas. T. Hughes,
John Riley, Lou Green, w. J. Toland,
H. c. Ross, Jr, Geo. Hilbert VIM. Nor
ley Sr., Ed Sheehan, NJ. Duffy, L. B.
Richardson, Chas Alvord, Presley Ly-
kins, DR.. Thos Cox, A. H. Anderson, Sr.,
Eugene Mccarthy, G. H. Stevenson, T.
j. Pilkington.
Sixth Ward-I. Alexander M E. Do
herty, w. H. Stocker, j. D. Calvin, j.
w Marsh, G. w Stafford, j. j. Cassi-
dy M. Hanrahan, E. A. Strobel, E. f.
Ashworth, j. E. d. Baldwin, I. c. John
son, ]. T. illness, l.. Dickman, T. l..
Acock, Jas. Mullen, Simon Ash, Geo.
Llewellyn, c. Scherle, Geo. Little JOS
A. Stephens, j. V. Powers, Bert Bow
sher, T. F. Patterson, J. w. Haley.
Seventh Ward-W. Joller, DR.. w. p
Mathews, Bart Lucey, w. j. Grafmiller,
VIM. M. Flemming, NJ. ]. Scanion, C. E.
Leonard, Frank T. Lyman J. NJ Hen
derson, Sr., John w. Heating, Henry P
Brown, John j. Avis, James Carrigan,
Geo. B. Cosby, Jr., Con Kelleher, H. s.
Ransom, d. Burke, c. H. Rott, j. L.
Siller, Simeon Brown, J. w. Doherty,
VIM. NJ. Ellsworth. C. B. Lusk, J. Long
shore, l.. A. Vogel.
Eighth Ward-A w. Baker, Pat Nc
Guire, Paul Van Hatten, Ed Flanagan.
Dan Healey, VIM Coffey, w P. Healey,
| Ira Ellsworth. Henry Dehn, T. j. Shee-
han, Ed Coffey, Hugh c. Billingsley, Jr..
| Geo. O'Brien, G.. w Nichols, Manuel
Gravel, James Martin. w. D. Lawton,
j. H. Golden, Frank S. O'Brien, Henry
| Treichler, John Wall, A. n. Gault, Peter
Burns. Jas. Latham. 7. F. O'Brien
Ninth Ward-Frederick Cox, Herman
Fl. Grau, James II. Davis, James
O'Brfen, James Mangan, Michael
Hughes Thos Mahoney, Michael Dun
ply, Daniel Foley J. M. Anderson, Cy-
rus Warren, Daniel McConley, Chas.
Smith, Chas. Williams James Kenne-
alley, Jeremiah Kenealey, J. K. Brown.
d. ]. Mannix stephen Addison, DR. Me-
Gettigan, John Hughes, W. A Dash
| veil, Thos. Burns. Martin Beasley.
Delegates are requested by the COM
mittee TO consider this publication as
notice for them to attend the conven-
ton.
PREFERS THE PRISON.