The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-16

tically cheered He read his address from manuscript in a clear voice, and several times he was stopped by the handclapplng of the delegates. Bry- ans name brought out cheers, which broke out again when he said that some men are crying for dellverance from the most unscruplous coterie of graft seeking. merciless. pitiless, po- litical pirates that ever infested our proud state" an alliterate couplet that seemed to tickle the delegates. The attack on the machine" made the audience laugh, and audible com ments of approval were heard.
 In conclusion Mir Sullivan indulged In a prophecy of democratic victory in November. He said that from the rock-rlbhed coast of Maine came a thunderous roll which indicated that that stronghold had gone republican by less than 5000 (cheers). He then closed with a poem from Tennyson God Give Us Men," and was wildly cheered.
 (Mr, sulllvan's speech will be found on another page of this issue.)
 Mir. Sullivan announced q recess until 10 o'clock to permit of the hold. Ing of caucuses to select committed members. When the convention me- again the following committees wer, confirmed:
 Committees Named.
 The memberships of the three princi pie committees by senatorial districts were announced as follows: Credentials. 1, r, P. Wright; 2. J. T. Murray; T. F. OConnor; {, F. W. Warner Thomas Rourke; 6, T. H Kehoe; [, T. Inslee; 8. J. ] .McPartland; 9. Phi lp Hugo; 10. D. E. FitzGerald; il. I W Foley; l2. J. P. Callahan; 1s, T. I Lyon; I4. c. F. Stormont; IS, J. Thompson; IS, J. II. Lawlor; F, A. Howe; IS. F. L. Mcclure; ls. c. Avery: 20. l. F. Lewis; 2l. Thoma O'Brien; 22, H. E. Shannon; 23. Geore Mara; 2i. M. J. Cunningham; 25, c. ] Dell; ?s, J. J. Cody; 27. John Mahei 2s. N. Phillips; 20. F. o. Davis; 30, Pal rick Burke 3i. c. H. Clarke; 32, M Skelly; 33. T. F. Griffin; 3i, J. c. Des mond; 35 J. II. Marsh
 Resolutions.
 1, P. II. Conroy; 2, c. w Dougherty 8, M. J. Hafey; {, F. R. Curtis; 5. I J. Blrdseye; 6. John Walsh: [. M Connor; s, J. H. Barlow; g. E. I Rogers; 10, D. E. Fitzgerald II, J. Devine; 12, J Nj. Webb; l3, T. l.. Rel ley; IA, William Kennedy; l5. W. Thoms IS. W. J. Spain; 17, W. ] Johnson. IS. Thomas M. Waller 1s J. Kelley; 20 & B. Wheeler; 2l, T, ! Cullinan; 22, J. L, McGovern; 23, L. W Wilson; 2i, F. C. Dempsey; '25, H. Beers; 2s. Jeremiah Donovan; 27 H. Cummings; 2s, Edward Mullan. 29, / J. Bitgood. 30. J. P. Woodruff: 3l, I s. Roberts; 32, J. F. Addis, 33, W. Robinson; S4, Horace Johnson S5, A D. Oconnell,
 Permanent Organization.
 i, P. M. Green: 2. J, P. Futile; 3. II. Koppleman 1. w. L, Hunting; 5. J, V Iegyt; 6, William II. Relyea; ', T. McCarty; 8, Moritz spier; 9. F. J. Brotl CTS, 10, ]. K. McGann II, R. H. Meacf ann l2, John Downey; 1S, A. P. Dossii ss ohn G A. TGm,nssgn 9rnpsy; II, H. r. M caneg Rnfss iss fS"h Daniel f Lucy; srSg"is is. \. C. Gray; G 2S B. Manwaring: 21, T. J. Murphy; 22, O'Rourke; 23, M. J, Flanagan; 24, Micl ael Connery: 25, P F. Crow; 26. Dan Kehoe; 27, John H Bohle: 2s, Fran Warren.; 2e. P F. Dunn 80, w. field, 3s, P, r. Griffin 34, A. D. Steven 35, Fred wood Hall
 The Caucuses.
 The county caucuses were lively a fairs In New Haven county David Fitzgerald fought endorsement of Go why he should be endorsed when u governors own son Is a republican. said New Haven wanted Judge Rober son. The county after shafp deba had been indulged In recessed over Ill til morning.
 McNeil, Robertson and J. F. Woodru of Litchfeld in order, and Rollin Tyler for secretary of state. The fo lowing presidential electors will be re ommended
 Fairfield county, Melbert B. Cary Rdgefeld
 Mlddlesex county, George Leonard Middletown.
 Lltchneld county F. M. Chapin New Hartford.
 Hartford county, Louis $. Schmidt Southington.
 New Haven county, S. L. Bronson.
 New London county, Tyron E. Ro ertson of Montville.
 l Wlndham and Holland counties, [ , gether, Oscar O. Tanner. Willimantic.
 Litchfeld county favored McNeil first choice, 40 to 30 for Robertson, Ne , Londons choice Is Waller Hartfo took no action as motion to vote Il on a choice was defeated. After endorsing Joseph P. Futile second place, action was rescinded MT. Futile said he was not a candida MT, Schmidt was favored for preside tal elector after contest. he havil : 46 votes to 27 for William Donaghue
 Thomas Foran of New London, W , endorsed by that city delegation |, comptroller.