The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-15
Q BE HELD IN HARTFORD.
EXT DEMOCRATIC STATE CON-
 MENTION.

lay s and 6-yo Elect National reie- gates and Elect New State Central at Yesterday's slesttnr-H. c. Disseii Elected fer jFoarth District to Fiji Vacancy. A meeting of the democratic state kntrai committee was held at the Ton .lne hotel yesterday afternoon al |lclock. The meeting was short one Dhd but little business transacted. A lumber of the members arrived in this llty yesterday morning and before the bnmencement of the meeting number .k things appertaining to democratic lblitics were discussed. A number of liner prominent democrats beside those |h the committee visited at the hotel End discussed the situation. |lWhen the meeting was called to or Fer at o'clock all the members were Present. with the following exceptions: Richard H. Condon of Unionville, who He'd a short while ago; A. c. Robertson | Montville: Percy Alderman of Will bn, Joseph P. Coughlin of Bridgeport Jeremiah O'Sullivan of Willimantis, and Thomas D. Soulter of Essex. A fash Zght picture was then taken of all pres lat. The meeting was then called to or er. Immediately after this Charles J. Rillon of Hartford moved that the com hittee go into executive session, and his motion being carried, all visitors Fere excluded from the room. l The first business transacted was the &ection os d successor to Richard H. london, deceased. of the Fourth dis Iict. Two nominations were made, H. Dissel1 of West Hartford, and Mar hall P. Ryder of Plainville. After a ote had been taken it was found that Eliy fourteen of those present had vot- i. and that the vote stood Il to in fvor of MT. Dissell, and he was there bre declared elected.
 unanimous vote was next taken hat the chairman, John J. Walsh of forwallx, be authorized to issue a call sDr the next democratic state conven- sion, and that the same be held in Hart .brd Weiinesday and Thursday, May 5 S1d 6, and that the convention be call for the purpose of electing twelve elegates to the national convention, lshieh is to be held in St. Louis, July Ind ', and also for the purpose of elect lg new state central committee.
 After passing the following resolution
 reference to the death of Richard H. london of Unionville (the Fourth dis fict), the meeting adjourned:
 Whereas. God in His infinite wisdom as seen fit to remove from life our 'iend and companion. Richard. Condon;
 Whereas, His death has taken from a man whose wise counsel and kindly assistance were ever at the disposal of is fellows; and,
 Whereas, His death is an especial pss to this committee of which he had cen an honest and trusted member for ears. Now. therefore, be it
 Resolved. That the members of the emocratic state central committee of he state of Connecticut, individual and as an organization express our incere sorrow for his loss and extend UT sympathy to his bereaved widow md family; and be it further
 Resolved, That these resolutions be bread at length upon the records of the committee. that copies be given to the ress, and that a copy, suitably engross- Nd, be presented to his family.
 The members of the committee by dis ricts are as sollows
 Chairman-John J. Walsh, Norwalk.
 Secretary-Edwin s. Thomas, West Haven.
 1--Charles J. Dillon, Hartford.
 2-Nelson F. Taylor, Kensington.
 S--T. F. Mccarthy, Windsor Locks.
 4--H. c. Dissell.
 5-Herbert M Rigney, Waterville.
 Civilian H. Burke, Meriden.
 7--Louis A. Fisk, Branford.
 S-James E. McGann, New Haven.
 s-Bryan F. Mahap, New London.
 10-James B. Shannon. Norwich.
 11-A. c. Robertson, Montville.
 12-Percy Alderman. Wilton.
 1S--John J. Walsh, Norwalk.
 14-Joseph P. Coughlin, Bridgeport.
 15-William sP. English, Bethel.