The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-19
RESULT OF REPUBLICAN
 GAUCUSES LAST NIGHT
COLONEL JULIAN CARRIES THE
 OITY so TO 1s.

Pence onventions-Unman Faction
 Carries All the wards but the Tenth
 and is Only Beaten There by Thirty-
 one Votes.
 The republican party in this city held caucuses in all the wards last evening at eight o'clock. The caucuses wers held for the purpose of electing dele gates to the state. congressional pro bate and justice of the peace conveu- tions. The eaueuses resulted in an overwhelming victory for the Ullman faction, the votes for all the conver- tions standing so to 12 in Colonel Ull- mans favor The Ullman faction car- rfed all the wards in the city except the tenth ward, and they were only beaten there by a majority of S1 votes. There is also one delegate in the First ward that is probably anti-Ullman.
 In nearly all the wards the voting was practically unanimous. Tn the wards where it was not the Ullman fac tion carried them by about to l. ex- cept the Tenth ward.
 Tn number of the wards speeches were made in favor of various candi- dates for the nomination for governor, and various candidates were put for either Governor Chamberlain or Judge Cleaveiand All the Ullman candidates Iran on an unpledged ticket.
 In the Eighth ward Kingsley Blake nominated ex-Mayor Frederick B. Farnsworth and stated that he fevored tthe candidacy of Judge Cleveland as governor. Edward I. Atwater then nominated General Phelps Montgomery las being Chamberlain man. The third nomination was made by Joseph I Ullman and his candidate was Attorney A. McC. Mathewson. When the vote was counted it was found that Attor- !ney McC. Mathewson had 1S4 votes, Mir. Farnsworth had 6S votes and Gene Iral Montgomery had 2 votes After l this test vote the Ullman faction had leverything their own way.
 The state convention will be held in Ithe Young Mems Republican club hall lon Temple street at eight o'clock to- might. at which time twelve delegates Twill be nominated by the 92 delegates Ielected last night, to go to the state Iconyention. The dates for the other conventions have not yet been decided; upon.
 The delegates elected in the wards to the various conventions last night are las follows:
 Firss ward.
 MT. $. IS. Thompson chairman; MT. ] F.. H. Mason, secretary. State Conven- H ton William H. Graham, James Fl lTownsend, Henry Hillman, John T. Sloan George | Sheffer
 Congressional l--S. s. Thompson, Will E liam E Robinson, Burton N, Blatchley. Frank N. Manson, e. D. Nichol. Probate Charles R Frisbie, Ralph
 M. Armstrong, Gustavus Eliot, William x, A Kirk, Thomas Worthington.
 Justice of Peace Ernest E. HiIl, Frank R. Fisher, Howard Douglass, Samuel Fox, R. F. Tyler second Ward. The Second ward caucus was held in x the parish house of the Church of the
 Ascension, Ward street. and was called to order by Frank E. Hill, chairman of the ward committee. Henry 6. Newton and Minotte E. Chatfield were nomin- 3 ated for chairman. R, J. Miner and c. Wv. Brierly were appointed tellers, The vote stood Chatfield 153 and Newton 58.
 The voting was done by check list. MT. Chatfield was declared elected. D. c.
 Simpson was appointed secretary, R.
 $. Woodruff and John I. Mansfield
 were respectively nominated for first l delegate to the state convention. MT. Woodruff was elected by large ma 1 fjority. The rest Of the delegates were 5 chosen by the secretary casting the 2 ballots. The following are the dele-
 gates to the convention: R. $. Woodruff, M. E. Chatfield. T..
 knollmeyer, F. c. Bushnell, c. H l Pabor, jr.. e. Greenbaurn, ". c. Mer- | Till, George Rathgeber. The other delegates are as follows, 9 9 the secretary casting the ballots, there < being no opposition:
 Congressional delegates w Bri- }. erly, T. IN. Leonard, Chas. H. Nichols,
 Charles J. Fox, Julius Wass, Max Cole ] man. George Salisbury, 0, c. Francisco 3 Probate conyention--F L. Perry, O I w. Brierly. H. Efand, F. c. Lums E 2 Simpson, c. ]. Fox, J. B, Futile, N 2 Candee.
 Justice of the peace D. c, Simpson
 N. Candee. J. B. Futile. H. J. Hassel,
 man. Max Rosoff, F. c. gittman, J. q
 TSreft, V. Espart.
 U Third Ward.
 Chairman, w. F. Clark; secretary x Philip Well
 State-W K Clark, John Allard, Philil Well, Israel Hirshman, John Leonard e George Montana.
 2 Congression George Allard, Davit J R. Adams, Charles Thomas Angus \ Well, Philip Casman, George T. BGrrill i. Jrohate- Edward Mayer, Herman E x {F. Steinert, Louis Doeble, Louis v. Well q IJoseph Bettigole, Louis Coleman. F Justice of the peace-W F. Clarke
 Jacob Caplan, Samuel J. Nathanson
 Edward Rungee, Harris Murmus, Davt1
 Levy.
 Fourth Ward. 5. State John Whitaker, N. B. Hoyt N John Martin, Fred w. Lord, Albert H !, Powell, w. E. Comstock. George E < <, Baldwin, George Close, Augustu
 Schneider, George Nicolari X Congressional George T, Smith, Johl Z, Yelverton, pr. William Barnes. James