The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-05
WARNER MEN VICTORIOUS
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 except that 10000 instead of 25,000 was
 made the increment of population en- | titling town to an additional repre- sentative, and the senate was limited to
 36 or 40.
 When the vote on the Sperry amend
 ment was taken it resulted in the re l lection of the minority plan by 99 noes
 to 54 yeas, there being 15 absent or not voting.
 As soon as the vote was declared MT
 Bissel of Suffield offered as an amend ment to the Warner resolution another
 representa- ton plan. This was Ike the
 minority plan except that it gave towns of over 2,000 population two representa- tives. The Blssell amendment met the
 fate of the minority by the decisive vote of 10S noes to 45 years.
 After much debate the previous ques-
 tion was ordered on the Warner resolu- tion, MT. Warner having explained TOT the information of several delegates that according to his plan, when the drafting committee reports, thefe VIII be but a single proposition presented which will then be subject to amend ment by the convention.
 The vote on the Warner resolution by roll call was as follows;
 Yes: Holmes, Dickinson, Looms, Maltbie, Miller Cooley, Eiavens Bart lett, Phelps, s. R. Woodward, Fisk, Griswold, Meigs, Ford, Russell Miner, King, A. M. Brown, l. Gillette, Allyn, Bromley, Raymond, killeen, Frink' Riley, E. B. Gallup. Dempsey, D. H. Northrop, Bell, Mead Wanzer, Sanford' Barnes Gorham, Fitts, Evans, L. N. Clark. Groesbeck. Latham, Somefs' Elliott, Waldo, Hunt, Bower, W B, Smith, Beach, Case, Hayes, Mallett' Belden. J. H Smith, Kellogg, Wright Ely, Beardsley, J. F. Smith, O'Connor, Camp, C. H. Smith, Crofut, D. T. War ner. Etheridge, Strong. Brinsmade Woolson, Curtiss, Pelton Hubbard Purple, Nettleton, Hale, Post, New comb, Sumner, Collins, Charter Porter Storrs-total 1S
 No-C. H. Clark, Jarvis,W M Brown, F. s. Gillette, Sears, P. S. Bryant, Mid dleton, Grant, Redfield, Cheney, Vance, Churchill, Condell, Holcomb. Sperry, Bissell, w. H. Hall, Willard, Healy, Os- born, D. T Walsh, A. ID. Warner, A. D. smith, McMahon, Stevens Webb, Lines, Wallace, Marks, S. J. Bryant, Davis, Wooster, Kendrick, Upson, Bish- op, Waller, F. T. Brown, Buell., Chip man, Bailey, J F. Brown, Huntington, Morgan, Hinckley, c. Gallup, Daven' port, Jennings, Perry, Whitlock, c, H. Northrop. A. B. Woodward, Seymour, Merritt, Stagg, o. Hall Wakeman, Bugbee, Miner, Chandler Whittlesey' Kirby, D. w. Northrop G. M. Clark, Markham, Brothwell, Blake, Terrill, ", H Smith, IiHommedieu.S Skinner Flaw kina, Keeney, Kinney, w. H. Hall'-to- tai -t
 Messrs. Guilfoile and Hotchkiss were raired.
 On the two previous roll calls the Litchfield county delegation voted MT. Fyler being the only absentee. On the vote on the Warner however, 1t was noted that two Whittlesey of Morris and Kirby of sharon voted with the minority.
 After the action on the Warner reso- | Iution MT. Waller of New London re- newed a motion made at a previous ses- sion providing that when the proposed ! is submitted to the people !. 1t shall be in sections, so that vote on 1 one article may be taken independent | y of action on another. On motion of | MT. Clark of Haddam the Waller mo- | ion was laid on the table and the con- yention adjourned.