The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-11
James Moore, Middletown.

Cyuln Fifth-Erastus Gay, Pennington. Sixth-William H. Corbin. New Brit ain.
 Seventh-S. Willis Rockwell, Enfield. Eighth-F. ". Orr. New Haven. Ninth-M. E. Chatheld, New Haven. Tenth-John Whitaker, New Haven. Eleventh-Isaac Nj. Ullman, New Ha- ven.
 Twelfth-Frank Stiles, North Haven. Thirteenth-Eugene A. Hall. Meriden. Fourteenth-Thomas Bowen. Nauga- tuck
 Fifteenth-F. E. Cross, Waterbury. Sixteenth-Cornelius Tracy. Water bury.
 'seventeenth-A. D. Warner. Beacon Falls.
 1 Eighteenth-charles H. Klinck, New Nineteenth-Frank W. Brewster. Ledyard.
 Twentieth-John H. Bradbury. Old Lyme.
 Twenty-hrst-Frank E. Ballard. Bridgeport.
 Twenty-second-R A. Lockhart. Bridgeport.
 -third-G. E. somers. Bridge port.
 Twenty-fourth-seth Sanford, Red ding.
 Twenty-ffth-Lloyd Nash, Westport. Twenty-sixth-C. w. Lounsbury, Da- lrien.
 Twenty-seventh-E. J. Tupper. stam- .ford.
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 Thirty-first-Hubert B. Case, Bark hamsted.
 Thirty F. Hitchcock Woodbury.
 Thirty-third-william Noble, crom- well.
 Thirty-fourth-J. B. Holman, Old Saybrook.
 Thirty-fifth-C. L. Backus, Andover. The resolution presented by Judge Holcomb and amended by Mr. Warner follows:
 Resolved, That all motions, resoiu- tions and propositions as to making, changing or adoption of rule, touching conventions. committees or the nomi- nation of candidates or officers of the republican party or representation 1T. any convention, shall be introduced this evening and referred for consideration and report to committee on rules, to be raised, without debate; said com mittee on rules shall consist of the same number of members and shall be lappointed in the same manner as is now provided for the appointment o. committees on credentials, permanent organization and resolutions.
 Any resolution, motion or proposition which may be presented after this the first evening of the convention touching rules concerning the above matters shall be ruled out by the pre- siding officer of the convention. But said committee on rules may report such new rules or changes of existing rules, as in their opinion may ne neces- sary at any time
 Sheriff Dolan of Bridgeport offered the following resolution:
 Resolved by the convention tha state central committeeman shall bt nominated by delegates residing within the territorial limits of each senatoria district" It was referred.
 The following resolutions were als, presented and referred:
 Be it resolved, That the state cen tral committee place shall be conpos led of thirty-five members, one iron leach senatorial district.
 Each member of the state centra committee shall be nominated by tn, delegates of the senatorial distric which they represent in the state com mottee, subject to the approval of tn state convention.
 If the delegates in any one senatoria district are unable to agree upon tn nominee for members of the state cen tral committee, then the comnaitte shall proceed to elect the member fo said district without such nomination
 The state central committee may a meeting duly called appoint it's chair man, secretary and other executive off cers from it's own members or other wise at it's discretion. And be it fur ther
 Resolved, That the future represen tation in future republican state con ventions shall be as follows, viz: Tw delegates from each town for each rep resentative in the house of representa- tives, and two delegates from each sen atorial district, for such district.
 Delegates from a senatorial distric shall reside in the district which the =| represent and be elected in district con vention, and be 1t further
 Resolved That in towns having nor than one senatorial district within it limits senators shall be nominated in district convention composed of dele gates elected to such convention iron the wards or voting districts compris |f ing such senatorial district. There being no further business, tn convention was declared to be adjourn ed until 10 o'clock this morning. A = once the several committees came to 2 gether and organized, Judge Henney, 0 Hartford, being made chairman of tn committee on resolutions. In brie period all the committees adjourned t F the New Haven house., the committe on rules meeting in the cafe and tn Icommittee on credentials at the stat central committee room. The chief con test came before the latter committee that of the protest of the Isbell dele IgateS against the seating of inc I'll