The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-07

pDrtance of the nomination and his hssi-
tation Mt undertaking the task of Pre-
senting the name of Mr.. Haires, a hesita-
finn which made it possible for the witty
man from Cumberland to huTl his shaft
Mt the speaker. Judge Philbrook said
that four years ago, Mr. iiaines, then d
prominent candidate hid Withdrawn
in favor of Mr.. Powers. He urged tbs
nomination of Mr.. Haines on this
gro-nd, and also IS a hard working Re-
publican wEo had lent his all cheerfu.ly
to bis party. Judge Philbrook spoke CT
IT. Haines as o spccezsful lawyer Of
whose career his follow tcwrsmen were
justly proud. Mr.. Haines Is casS win
ner, ara what succeeds like success,
gentlemen. That is our nsan, q winner
from first to last il the profession IL
which he has chosen 10 lablr.
Mr.. Phil5r, ok was laua5 apniagdod rs
ha sit down. Senator Palssns of iscata
otis seconded tie nomination. Mr.. Far.
sens spoke CT Mr.. Haines's efforts in be-
half Of the State aoll2ge and other edu
eatsonal institu Ions and cf TIE asricul-
turai interests Ct tha state.
Mr. Tablet CT Lewiston in beginning
his remarks said he rose for Noble"
purpose, an iErrcauolion Of lis naino Ct
l5ou. L. L. Nolie Il Lev is.on, which
was greeted with d laughter. MIR Talbot
snsn forcibly advocatsd Tho nomination
oi .ar. Notls-
NJ LiiflsGtll CT Belfast aud Nj
Fo.l T If Beet Ia1e joi' ed il saccrding
Mr. naines's Ton inHtion.
E,r. Baet CT Of Smyrna. Arnostook
oounts, seasndea hs ron inasion OF Mi.
Noble III. l.ai gett esl.osl eli TIE cascus
10 g1te ananim"utlS fJs Ar. Noble, {
i I'd Il rsq ass wa.ci. was lonGly np-
81 Vr. HaInilton Of lildeford: alt
-, III tisas 81 4uaii wi SCI inte any Usllis
t. saw n., iiE,. FeE' n''sDy pretty thugs
4ia7e ftol ssi rhn Il eandidstes ard
siey n5c irs-c ! do t annw tut ! errld
Or eAay III .ie II sueh thti3ss c1ul: e
8 ii .sDaut rle ani in5ad a. my
q. taa'y. ti'itst lau1a tr.j l tio nut
rsemtaua ;hi' .srRuucGt about
xolssal G .na i.fte Ii tar areum ent
tcas Ges,. y isa IL l.eaven's Mamo C
W ; 9nIlx II .e.Ys Tor thc legislature I
4 iussr sea rom anw. h7ee cam
at vi tic defeated hsr, aIuigat Il NJ.
sae3 vi / al l-e l3RicAl canhi,iatos then
;.aU nps5 he eisctf.i ta ths 5 ,sns oflisc. !"
MT- l1null.usn 5 .uaA4ed M Se1!ers'S
en 4TLti5n.
Than IN fne midst Of bpzz of exc ite-
n.<nI tho fist bailot Was "a esi, resulting:
Whole nrmt or { vutfs, 173
Necessary 10 IA choice, ~
EraNk (. Gnhie, 10
T. Il. APPLETON, u
Wsn. Z. ifaiDes, rs
George NJ. seiders, 70
Tire result was applanaed ard The
second bnjloa was Immediately ordered.
1t resulted:
Whole NUMBER o. votes, 179
Necessary 80 choice, 81
Frank L. Noble,
II. II. Appleton,
Vim. Z. haires, 81
George II. Eeiders, is
Cries Of Haines greeted tile announce
nleat. Tie result CT the third ballot was
a foregone conclusion. This is the way
it was s5ttlei:
Whole number CT votes, 173
Necessary TO choice, 81
Frank Z. Noble,
George M. Seidsrs f9
VIM, l. names, III
Then these state officers were unani-
mousiy renominated:
STATE Assessors-Otls Hayford Of Can
ton and Wa. G. Marshall OF belfast.
Public pri Clarence B. BuTleigh
Of AugustB,
Public Binder--H. e. Smith of Au-
eusta.
The candidates for the Governors
Council as printed in this morning
PRESS were unanimously chosen.