The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-04-06
MAYOR STUDLEY AGAIN
THANKFULLY CHOSEN
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name not only has the confidence Of
the men who own big banking houses,
| but he has the confidence of the 10000
or more working men Of this city VINO
appreciate. what he has done for them
during his four years of office, Gap,
plause. The fact that these self same
| wage earners have over $2S,00e,0O0 de-
posted to their credit iii the savings
banks. OF this city substantiates this
claim.
in closing let me speak of the splen-
did fire and police departments and the
fine streets and schools of this city.
| While Mayor Studley has had but a
very small part of the amount Of money
which should be expended for these de-
partments, still under his direction a
| SPLENDID record has been established. It
is one OF. the best records in the coun-
| try. Gentlemen, it gives me great
pleasure to place in nomination for the
| position of mayor of this city the Hon.
John P. Studley." Cloud and conttn-
ued applause.) ,,f4s
! When Commissioner Macdonald fin
ished his nominating speech John Clark
OF the Second ward seconded the nom
nation in a few brief words, after
which other nominations We're. called
for, but no one spoke Senator Chat
| field then arose and said that as there
seemed to be no opposition he moved
that the secretary cast the ballot for
Mayor Studley. The motion was unani-
mously carried amidst much applause.
John Clark next made a motion that the
chair appoint a committee of two to go
out and notify Mayor Studley of his
denomination and bring him before the
convention. This motion being carried
Chairman Rice appointed Corporation
| Counsel Leonard Daggett and John
Clark to perform this service. :.
The rest OF the ticket was then Sc
lected unanimously 81 by reclamation.
A. Nice, Mathewman nominated Henry
Herr for controller. Superintendent
John Rattlesdorfer nominated s.. Fred
Strong for treasurer; Fire Commission
err Kegelmeyer nominated Edward A.
Street for city clerk; d, Sherman NOM
mated William e. Weld for tax collect
or; P. Walmo nominated Joseph I,
Kollerstrom for city sheriff; Samuel
Hoyt nominated Fred e, Whitaker for
town clerk; Frank Mason nominated
DR.. Waldo Minor for registrar of vital
statistics, and Edward Burgess nomin-
ated Francis S. Hamilton as registrar
| of voters.
| Mr.. Knollmeyer moved that a. COM
mittee of three be appointed by the
chair to fill the vacancies which may
| arise, and this motion being carried
Governor Rolin S. Woodruff. Henry
| Townshend and Senator Chatfield We're
named g."
At this point Mayor Studley entered
| thehall with the committee which had
been sent to notify him and he was
greeted with loud applause, all the dele
gates standing. Mayor Studley spoke
| in part as follows Il wish to assure
you gentlemen that l appreciate very
highly the honor which you do me. 1
am told that my nomination is unani-
nous. This is also very gratifying to
me because it shows that my admins
ations have met with your approba-
ton. have tried, as I told you when
l was first nominated, to give this city
a good business administration. We
have during the past four years paid
every dollar incurred by the city for
expenses. We have paid about $92, 900
to the county in taxes, and we. have
paid about half million dollars of the
Indebtedness, While / objected at
times to a part of the sums going to
this purpose, on the, ground that the
money was needed in i city improve,