The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-09-23
ULLMAN FORCES
CARRY The TOWN
LIST OF DELEGATES ELECTED
LAST EVENING


the Tenth Ward Senatorial DeIesa-
tion but Minott q. Chatheld win
Garry the Ninth DistrIct-son De-
feats Father in the First ward--No
Contests in the other wards.
The republican electors in all the If
teen wards in this city held caucuses
last evening for the purpose of eIecting
delegates to the senatorial and repre-
sentative conventions. The UIlnan
forces carried practically the entire
city for both conventions, except that
they lost the Tenth ward senatorial del
egation. where an Isbell delegation was
elected. Even without the Tenth ward
the Ullman faction will have the nam
| ing Of the candidate for senator in that
district, owing to the fact that they
carried the other three wards in the
Ninth Senatorial district. They win
also name the other three candidates
for senator.
In addition to the fight in the Tenth
ward there was also some opposition in
the First ward. but it did not amount
| to much as the Ullman faction carried
this ward to IS. After the First ward
caucus the delegates to the senatorial
Iconvention held meeting and voted
unanimously to support Minott e. Chat
field for senator. AS Mr.. Chatfield has
the First, Second and Thirteenth ward
delegations he will have enough votes
to nominate him without the Tenth
ward. The senatorial convention has
been called for this evening at the re-
publican club hall, and it Is probable
that the convention after being called
| to order will be divided by districts,
and that each district will then nomin-
ate It's own candidate for senator.
With the exception OF the Tenth and
First wards there was no opposition to
the Ullnan forces about the city and
delegations were practically unanimous.
In the First ward John T. Sloan, jr.,
headed the U1lman ticket and his fa-
ther John T. Sloan, sr,, headed the OPP
position. The son defeated the father
| by thirty votes.
| In the Tenth ward there was a lively
contest over the first four senatorial
delegates George E. Hall was elected
chairman and William D. r. Dickerman
lsecretary On the first ballot Attorney
George e. Hall defeated James A.
Church, the I1lIman candidate by a ma
jority Of forty-seven
On the second ballot John r. Booth
had a majority Of forty over Frank
Brazos, the contractor Attorney How
ard c. Webb defeated Theodore Mac
donald by forty five and Arthur B
| Woodford Instructor IN the Hopkins
Grammar school had forty-two over
John F. Gaffey. After the fourth ballot
an agreement was erected in the ifl-
terest of harmony, whereby the IsbelI
faction should name the remainder Of
| the senatorial delegation. The men
named were then unanimously agreed
upon. A list Of eleven delegates to the
Representative convention was drawn
lup and unanimously endorsed.
After the Ninth ward caucus those
present held a meeting to make plans
for the campaign. 1t was voted to hold
la number of rallies in the ward, and the
following committee was elected to
make arrangements and select speak
lers: Judge Lynde Harrison, Joseph
Kelly, Frederick w. Orr, William "A.
Maltby and John O. Johnson.
/ The entire list of delegates chosen
Hast evening to both conventions. by
wards, is as follows:
4 First Ward.
| Senatorial-John T. Sloan. jr., DR.. @.
Elliott, w. H. Graham, w. H. Minor.
B. w. Blatchley.
representative DR.. Joseph Townsend,
Frank H. Mason, w. S.. Robinson, w.
is. Schaffer. Henry H. Townsend.
Second Ward.
Senatorial-R. S. woodruff, Louis
lKnollmeyer, g. H. Pabor, G. w. Biresy
IL. c. Simpson, G.. Greenbaum, G. J.
Fox. F. L. Perry.
i Representative-W. G. Merre1s, Z. G.
ISchmitt, A. NJ. Beebe, M. E. Chatfield,
IJ. w. Leonard, j. B. Tuttle. George
ESaulsbury, Frank DeAndrea.
Third Ward.
Senatorial-W. f. Clark, John Allard,
Phillip Well, Israel Hirshman, John
Leonard, George Montana.
RepresentativeEd Edward Mayer, Ray
Imond Kent, Samuel J. Nathansou, Dav-
lid r. Adams, Louis Coleman, Herman
F. Steiner.
/ 4
4 Senatorial George Nicolari, Walter
/ lComstock, George McKendricks, Fred
lord, Morris Weiss, John Martin, Sam
Iuel Hoyt, Fred Whitaker, George Bald
win, Roscoe Brown.
4 Representatives Quartus Lyman, Ros-
lcoe P. Brown, Albert H. POWELL Chas.
IRalph. Charles S. Roberts. George
lFletcher, Barnett Lear, Charles Kessell,
i George Smith George zeaklesky.
Firth Ward.
Senatorial John H. Pearce; Frank
3lI,. Hamilton: Louis M. Ullman; Frank
4 P. Green.
Representative George +. Hallach-
Ter: Luigi Consorte; Joseph Haggerty;
George D. Bone.
Sixth Ward.
Senatorial.--I NJ. Ullman; ]. V. Rat
ltlesdorfer; William A. Schappa; Z. F.
i McKenna; John v. T. Flanagan.
Representatives.. M. Ullman; Nd.
sullivan: P. Calletto: G. selk; g. Rat
Itlesdorfer.
Seventh Ward.
Senatorial. Jacob B. Ullman; VIII
INoonan; Pampeo Granella; Samuel J.
8lWeil.