The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-09-07

s-Daxid E. Fitzgerald.
10-John F. Brauer.
Il-BIichael ]. O'Mara.
PA. D. Aver.
1s-E. E. West.
14-George N. Morse.
Isl. W. Macdonald.
I'D. J. Mahoney.
17-George D. Larkin.
1S-Henry L. Bailey, Groton.
19-Charies A Gray.
20-Ira F. Lewis, Griswold
21-P. j. Murphy.
22-Patrick Morrissey.
2S-William r. Russell.
24-William n. Gable.
25-Charles G. Morris.
26-Hanford Weed.
27-Galen P. Carter.
2S-Joseph Ryan, jr.
29-Irvin W. Bates, Sterling.
SOP. H. Walsh.
s1-John ]. Hannafin, Winsted.
Sc. F. Osborn. -..
2f-Homer s. Cummings.
2S-Asa NJ. Ross.
29-Homisdas Dion, Windham.
SG-James P. Woodruff.
BE. II. Parsons, Winsted
32-Charles ?. Lyman.
SD. j. Donohue. l.....--
S4-Willfam O. Coulter, Old Fairfield.
35-Thomaa r. Noone.
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
ii. J. Burns.
2-B. NJ. Holden.
3.-Leopold de Leuw.
4-ThomaS j.. Smith
st. S. Rourke.
6-Louis j. Muller
Up. j. Sullivan, Thompkinsville.
s. James B. Martin.
9-Herbert l.. Hetehkiss.
10-James E. Mccain.
11-Franeis W. Foley.
12-Thonas IA. Landon.
1S-Charles H. Murdoch.
IA. W. Burns.
15-E. j. Donohue.
lev. j. Spain.
S2-John F. Adds.
SS-Matthew Griffin. 4.s.s..~s
SIC. B. Croker, East Haddan..
S5-W. W. Jones, Hebron.
New Haven, Hartford and Fairfield
held their county caucuses after the ad-
iournment of the convention. The
postponenent of the other eaucuses I'M
|til this morning made it difficult to
form an analysis of the situation, al
though the indications last evening
were a Robertson Bishop combination
THE Thayer- Mcneil combination also
showed considerable strength in the va.
rious sections, and it was exceedingly
difficult to form decisive estimate
The candidates for the position Of con,
Igressman-at- large talked Of last even
ing were Dean Rogers, James "A. Webb
of Hamden, and State Senator +.
iFuessenich. of Torrington.
The Hartford county caucus was
lively one. Charles c. Gross was Sc
Elected for presidential elector and Hen
Try C. Dissell was endorsed for control
Her. An attempt was made to endorst
| John NJ. Ney for treasurer, but II was
| not definitely acted upon. z.<,..s.=
I A motion was made that Mr.. Thayel
be endorsed as a candidate for COVER
NOR, but this motion was voted down
1.-THE matter being left open. Mayo
Bassett, Of New Britain, presided a
this caucus. .. e..
The New Haven county delegation 50
Elected Christian Strobel, Of Waterbury
las presidential elector.
The Fairfield county delegates select
led Melbert B. Cary, Of Rtdgefeld, q!
their eIector and endorsed Robertson
for governor, with Bishop for lieuten
ant-governor.
| The New London county delegates
asked that John II. Belcher, of New
London, be endorsed for comptroller
but the matter was delayed until thi
morning, as some Of the delegates Wer,
not present and it was thought courte
Gus to consult them. VI. M.
| A reason given for the failure D.
Hartford county to endorse Ney TO
treasurer was on the ground that tina
lcounty could not consistently place twt
names before the convention for stat,
offices.
/ For the nomination OF secretary d
Estate two men were talked OF last even
ling. They are James T. Manning, o
Norwich. and James p. Woodruff, q
Litchfeld. There was also some tall
| last evening to the effect that, in cas-
Mayor Thayer is not nominated fol
governor and declines to accept TIL,
tender of congressman at-large, Will
liam Kennedy, Of Naugatuck, may re
Iceive the congressional nomination.
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