The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-26
THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES.

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They VIII be Held Next Wednesday
Evening-The Democratic Primaries
| To-Day.
The republican town committee held a
meeting last night In the committee
rooms in the Hoadley building to decide
upon the date for holding the ward
caucuses to elect delegates to the city
and town conventions. 1t was decided
| to hold caucuses In all the wards next
| Wednesday evening, April 8, and to
hold the conventions the following eve
ming, April A. All the members of the
committee were present Except George
E. Hall, of the Tenth ward, who was in
New York, and Major Ludington, of
the Fourteenth ward, who was attend
ing drill Of the Horse Guard at the
armory. The meeting was a brief one,
lasting only a few minutes. The for
NAL call for the holding of the caucuses
will probably be issued to-day by Theo-
dore H. Macdonald, the chairman Of
the committee.
Until last year the caucuses We're held
in various wards on different nights,
but last year they were all held the
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lowed this year.
There will be two or more tickets in
all the democratic ward primaries to-
day. except in the Third war and pos
sibly in the Fourteenth. In the Third
there will be only one ticket, and that
the Mccain ticket, which is independ-
ant. 1t was believed last night that
there would be only one ticket in the
Fourteenth ward, and that a Leigh
ticket.
At largely attended meeting of the
Driscoll faction of the Fifth ward held
last night the following delegations to
the city and town conventions were
nominated, to be voted for at the pri-
mary this afternoon:
City Observation-Disclosures Rowley,
Martin Flynn, Henry Farrell, Frank
McGinn, Thomas Mems; alternate, Ed
ward F. Mcfarland.
Town deega tion-Eugene Flesche,
John Reynolds, George F. Ward, Ber-
nard Keenan,, Joseph Haggerty; alter
nate, William Carroll.
The Driscoll faction of the Sixth ward
held meeting last night at No. 4S st.
John street for the purpose of making
up a ward ticket The meeting was a
long one, however, and up to late hour
no choice of ticket had been made.
The other nominations for the dele
cations from the various wards to the
city convention, so far as ascertainable
last night, are as follows:
Second ward, Driscoll ticket-J. Harmon
Bronson, John j. Kirby, Louis G: schmitt,
Alexander Flynn, Philip Fredericks, Daniel
(,o1welI A Murray Daniel Nottingham. |
&. Hoicomb.
Second ward, Independent ticket-Charles
spreyer, John Trace, Timothy j. Fox, Ben
James Guncheon, James Clarke, Charles R.
Phillips. Alternately William H. Hayes.
Fourth ward, independents ticket-Charles
7. Coyle, Charles D. -conboy, a Samuel
Edward 7. .Layigne, Lawrence r.. Grady, 4.
Eugene IT, McGann, Joseph Mclaughlin, |
Charles P. Brown, Andrew Murtagh, Hugh |
Plunkett, Daniel f. Kelly. Alternate
Fifth ward, Leigh ticket-Edward J. Min
nix, John Magoohan, James Kehoe, Thomas
Murphy, Jacob Marx. Delegate at large
Andrew Mclean.
Sixth ward, Leigh ticket William Camp,
Charles W. Mlnnix, John H. Ashton, John
z: Doughan John J. Lane, Lawrence
Mooney. Cornelius Hayes. Delegate at
III. Carroll.
: Seventh ward, Leigh ticket-Patrick J.
Glynn, Lawrence OBrien, Terrence r. KEEL
ly, Thomas Ducey, John H. McWeeney, |
james !. McMally; Peter II. Campion,, John
Mahon, Thomas o'Hara. Delegate at large
William Tobin
Seventh ward, Driscoll ticket-John
Beecher, Frank p. Cafferty Otto Weber,
John ,. Began, Frank s.. Bishop, James
B. Daley, william j. Cronin Delegate at
]. Bradley.
Eighth ward, Drscoll ticket-Michael |
TT oh Jynxr
George B. Horton, Jeremiah ]. Sullivan,
Samuel A. York Maier Zunder. Delegate
at large. E. ]. Sheehan.
Eighth ward, Independent ticket-Harry
NJ. sheahan, Patrick J. Minor Charles A.
Miller, #. Henry Bishop. Delegate at large
Ninth ward, Leigh tlcket-samuel r.
Henry Brown, John Donnelly, Thomas Ca
hill, Matthew. w. Lutz. Christopher
Hoehnes. Delegate at large-Matthew
Flanagan
Tenth ward, Driscoll ticket-Jacob P.
HUME. Sylvester Chase, Jeremiah +. Don
,van, Matthew A. REYNOLDS, Henry W.
Sanford, Daniel J. Crowley. Alternate at
arge-William f. Kusterer.
Tenth ward. anti-administration ticket
Charles. Fl; Fowler, William Il. Sellwood,
Noah G. Pomeroy: William S. Chatfield
Emory S. Emo, William Trueman. Delegate
r. Callahan, James r McNfahon, 1G2
avenue; George Wallace, James
P. Landers, John ]. Sullivan. Delegate at
arge-Francis w. Foley.
Eleventh ward, Leigh ticket-Seth w.
Daniel ]. Allen. David M. WEIGH,
william Fl. Mcdonald Simon Beiser. Del
agate at large-William Bauvis
Twelfth ward, Leigh ticket-John W.
Dixson. Martin Murray Walter J. Walsh.
-lay street, Patrick Finnerty, Garrett ].
Fitzgerald, John DIVER, John Gibbons,
Ferry street. Patrick Falsey, Edward X.
Post John Thumpane. Delegate at large
Andrew A. Whalen.
Fifteenth ward administration tick
,t--Alfred W. Forbes, Michael Griffin. Del
gate at large-Sidney S. Kelsey.