The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-01
REPUBLICANS NOMINATE
Y. L. 4 TERILL N4 MED FOR SENATOR
 FROM THIS DISTRICT.

Judge Julius c. Cable and John V. Rat- tIesdorfer Nominated for Representa- tives-Both Conventions Held In Re- publiran Hall Last Night-No Notable Contests Developed Candidates Did Not Speak.
 In the republican senatorial conven- tion held last night Frederick l.. Aver ill was unanimously nominated for senator from the Eighth district. In the representative convention Judge Julius c. Cable was nominated for first representative and John V. Rattels- dorfer for second representative. Both | conventions were held In the Young Mems Republican club hall on Temple street.
 The senatorial convention was called to order shortly after o'clock by James H. Macdonald chairman of the republican town committee. Corpora tion Counsel William H. Ely was elect ed chairman, no other name being men | tioned for the charmanship. Theodore l Il. Macdonald was elected secretary T. D. Simpson then named Frederick l.. Averill for senator. The nomination | was seconded by Isaac M. Ullman, on | whose motion it was made unanimous, and the secretary was instructed to cast ballot for MT. Averill. MT. Ull- man moved that committee of three be appointed by the chairman of the convention to fill any vacancy which might occur on the senatorial ticket l Dr. Waldo H. Minor moved to amend by delegating to the town committee the power to fill any vacancy on the ticket. In support of his motion MT. Ullman said that the only body which had the authority to nominate candi- date for senator was the senatorial convention, and that only committee of that convention should be given power to fill a vacancy which might occur. The amendment was lost on a vote being taken and the original mo- tion prevailed. The chairman appoint ed the committee of three, D. A. Blak- eslee, Frederick E. Whitaker and Lu- zerne Ludington. The convention then adjourned.
 The representative convention was called to order by James H. Macdonald immediately after the close of the sena- torial convention. Nominations for chairman were called for and Jacob B Ullman named Richard H. Tyner. All derman Felix Chillingworth named D. A. Blakeslee. Isaac M. Ullman said that he thought that the chairman should follow the custom of the re- publican conventions and put the ques tion on the name of MT. Tyner, the first name mentioned Temporary Chairman Macdonald replied that he had not no. ticed which one of the gentlemen wa: named first and he would therefore pu the question on both names.
 w. F. Clark and F. N Darlington were appointed telers, The vote wa: by ballot. The first ballot resulted a: follows: Votes cast, 106, of which 5 were necessary for choice: D. A Blakeslee, 53; R. II. TyneT, 50; Julius c. Cable, 1; George E. Hall 1; blank, 1 No choice. The second ballot stood a follows: Blakeslee, 5S; Tyner, 52; At water 1 blank, 1. MT. Blakeslee wa declared elected chairman,
 Nominations being then in order Al bert G. Mcintyre named Judge Juliu c. Cable for the nomination for frs representative. Frederick Coates sec onded Judge Cables name. Samuel Crafts named George F. Hall for tn nomination, and Attorney Walter | 1aI fhA oivn ion, T,sa1 erick l.. Perry said that as friend 0 F. l.. Averill he desired to second tn nomination of Judge Cable. R. s Woodruff and Louis Ullman were ap pointed tellers. Judge Cable was nonli mated on the first ballot, receiving of the 112 votes cast,
 For second representative Isaac M Ullman named John V. Rattlesdorfei whom he said was the gentleman wh had done more than anyone else t bring the Sixth ward around from tn democratic side to give a republica majority. Major Luzerne Ludingto seconded the nomination of MT. Rat tlesdorfer, and on motion of Frank . Rice the nomination was made unani nous. The chairman appointed a com l HllIlGe Ol tuIee tO HI ally NdSdhSle which might occur on the ticket, tn committee consisting of s. B. Oviatt, l S. Hamilton and Theodore H. Macdor aid.
 Frederick W. Orr moved that a con mittee of five be appointed to inforl the candidates of their nominations an to escort them to the hall. Isaac \ Ullman moved an adjournment, sayin that not all the candidates were pre-: ent as he knew of one of the candidate = for representative who was out ( town. He said further that the mee ing was representative conventio and it was not fitting that the cand date for senator should address it. TT motion to adjourn prevailed, MT. O. having withdrawn his motion. : l Mrs. Mildey-Charles is such a de; . fellow! He never goes away witho' kissing me.
 Mrs. Sowerby-You don't suppo there is anything like business befo pleasure" in his mind when he is g - ing away, do you, dear?-Boston Tral script.