The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-05
the STATE CONVENTION
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Ripley of Barkhamsted Nineteenth,
Thomas J.. Norton of Salisbury; TWen-
tieth, A. B. Hayes Of Bethlehem; Twen-
ty-frst A. M. Wright of Essex; Twen-
ty-second, Charles Warner of Middle
town; Twenty-third, Joseph Hutchns
of Columbia Twenty-fourth, Colonel
Amos Pease of Somers
The following were named for the
committee on credentials: First dis
trict, Charles e. Shelton of Hartford
Second, John A. Stoughton of East
Hartford Third. f. M Maltby of Gran
by; Fourth, Erastus Gay of Farming
ton; Fifth H. c. Baldwin of Beacon
Falls; Sixth, w. H. Newton of Walling-
ford; Seventh, Marcus E. Baldwin of
Woodbridge; Eighth, F, L. Averill OF
New Haven; Ninth, Charles B. Whit
tlesey of New London Tenth, Edward
w. Higgins of Norwich Eleventh, John
w. Lewis of Voluntown; Twelfth, Mi
chae Kenneally of Stamford; Thir-
teenth, Stiles Judson, jr, of STAFFORD;
Fourteenth, w. Fl. Marigold of Bridge
port; Fifteenth, John Fl. Fanton of
Danbury; Sixteenth, William S. John
son of Putnam; Seventeenth, John w.
Atwood of Plainfield; Eighteenth f. A.
Jewell of New Hartford; Nineteenth, F..
M. Williams of New Milford; Twenti-
eth. George I. Sperry of Washington;
Twenty-first, Wilbur L. Davis of Dur
ham; Twenty-second, Frederick De
Peyster of Portland Twenty third,
Frederick Prentice of Hebron; Twenty
fourth, G. A. Thompson of Ellington.
The following were named for mem
bers of the committee on resolutions:
First district H. B. Freeman of Hart
ford; Second, James Ford of East Hart
ford; Third, Andrew Gordon of Enfield;
Fourth, John H. Bird of Bristol;
Fifth, George w. Wallace of Milford;
Sixth, j. E. Downs of Wallingford;
Seventh, Charles A. Pine of Ansonia;
Eighth, II. C. Webb of New Haven;
Ninth, William ]. Brennan of New
London; Tenth, James A. Stoddard of
Iedyard; Eleventh, Charles j. Abel OF
Lebanon; Twelfth, Berry P. Mead of
New Canaan Thirteenth, John II. Fer
ris of Norwalk; Fourteenth, Judge A.
b. Beers of Bridgeport; Fifteenth, Da-
yid A. Nichols of Monroe; Sixteenth,
flames NJ Paine of Killingly; Seven
teenth Frank Day of Brooklyn; Eigh-
teenth. f. w. Rufus of Goshen; Nine
teenth, L. ]. Nickerson of Cornwall;
twentieth, o. E. Curtis Of Woodbury.;
Twenty-first, George M. Clark of Had
dam: Twenty-second, George /. Allen OF
Middetown; Twenty-third, W. III.
LOOMS of Vernon; Twenty-fourth,
leonard Smith of Mansfield.
while the names OF members of the
committed on permanent organization
were being announced Samuel Fessen-
den rose and addressed the chair, say
ing: IT rise with the purpose of saying
that we in the rear of the hall, the del
egates from Litchfield and Fairfield
counties, are under the gallery and can't
hear what is going on, We expect to
he where we can hear what is going on
tomorrow. don't think that the chair
man intends to lower his voice At the
same time if we could get little louder
voice from the gentleman on the stage
we in the rear would be much obliged"
Chairman Russell assured the gentle
man that he would do his best to make
himself heard.
After the naming of comittees some
one moved to adjourn, but the mo-
ton was withdrawn at the request of
Chairman Fyler of the state committee,
and arrangements were made for meet
ings of the committees to be held at
the close of the session of the conven-
tion. Then some one called for speech
from Hon. Joseph L. Barbour of Hart
ford and Mr. Barber responded by NOV
ing to adjourn until 10 o'clock this
morning. 1t was SO voted.
After adjournment caucuses were
held by the delegates from the First
and Second congressional districts for
the purpose of nominating candidates
for presidential electors. Both caucuses
were held on the convention floor The
delegates from New Haven and Mid
aleseA counties elected T. I, Averil,
chairman of the caucus of the Second
congressional district. State Treasurer
G. S. Mersick was named for district
elector and Frederick DePeyster of
Portland was nominated for elector at
large.
The First congressional district dele
gates. those from Hartford and Tolland
counties also caucussed on the conven-
ton floor and elected Joseph l.. Barbour
of Hartford chairman. M. P. Chapman
of Manchester was named for district
elector and no nomination for elector at
large was made The other two district
caucuses will be held this morning
Shortly after adjournment the COM
fnittee on permanent organization met
and elected Senator Goodrich chairman