The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-25

ongressnaan Jeremiah DoncwAn. Of R1ozwa1k. was unanimously renoGri- mated at the Democratic congreasdon cou#sntion In this city yesterday afr thusiastica1ly given after Congress- man nonovan had received a of the ga votes cast on the roll call of deleA gates.
 The motion for Hn nanfnity Of action was made by Rufus A. Lyon. of the Eedding delegation. which had given d complimentary vote to Lester O. Peck Every delegate was on his feet cheeEtng when the unanimous vote went through with a whoop.
 Inc Convention was most interest fng The superb nominating speech of Representative Lynn w Wilson who opposed Congressman Donovan two years aEo. caused lots of enthusiasm among the delegates. The able sec- Gndang speeches by Attorney Robert G. DeForest and Stephen F. Boucher, Of this city. and Frederick Wheeler of Monroe served to impress the out-of7 town delegates with the unantnity were behind Eongressu1an Donovan tor a re-eIection.
 Cougreesxuan Donovanss was the only name formally placed before the convention On the roll can of dele-. gates, however Adachael J- Reagan of Bethel 8resented the name Of Senator Lester O. Peck Of Reading Rddge. Senator Peck received the votes of AEr Reagan and Drank ID. Gurgin, of Bethef Ruins A. Lyon, John 1T. Ma lone. Thonaas mG. Stocking and Thomas Erahey, Of Reading.
 Ehe name .oF Ds M Clark, of shel- ton was presented during the roll call by 0. M Beardsley. of Huntington. and received three other votes, those of J. Hawkins, of Monroe, H Donovan Of shelton, and Geor ge Reecher of Hun gton-
 The resu1k Of the bal1oting, as an uoEnzced by tho clerk was as follows:
 Total number Of votes s1
 aEecessary dor choice U .- : .- 46
 Jeremiah Donovan @..-.-----. '. 2d s4.
 Lester O. Esecaz --ss 6 s4
 b. M Clark --s---. Tshe cozven1d0n was called to order Mt zsSD o'clock by M- T. CsufE, of Dsn- bury secretary oG the Congressional cpn11ftes The recorn1n end lions of the committee that D. FsSirchild WsheeaaF of Tr11nbl1I1, be named tenn ntrazg ca1air11lan. and Martin Kane cd sstananord be naxiaed tanporary secre- fsry were adopted 1dr Wheeler and MT. Kane were roundly cneered as they took the p1akform
 The tenpozary roll call Of delegates showed all dzskrscts represented. with
 
 whose two delegates failed eo arrive In tin1s~
 s4.1e senator4a1 districts 1n1naediat sly yven& a11o caucus and presezlted s1e foHoHv7na cozarn1ttee no1n1nat tdons-
 nv e1zty -f1zzts to the coznxn1ttee on rescautinna John H. tassadys orenen- t5als. Taaou1as AG a1cEaHghs perzaa11 ant oreaEkzazion John cuinafvans mem ser <Yf so<rxessfoxa1 cor1dznttee for two years, n I lurDl1y.
 second resolutions, Archi- ba1d Izsperts credentlals, 4 AZ Tib- baIss peznlz.zlez1t oqsaaa1zat1on.3 @ @5onn Eartons congr ess5onaI committee,
 welftty-tlal1. resoIutioa1a. Ieynn ". Wilson credentials. Hdward J. If1d- ford. pernanent organization, Joseph Tichsy congzessi0rta1 com nrrattees Ste- p1aen F. Boxacher-
 TsEent G0urths resolutions, Mar win kstoc4za1ls credentials, R H- Connolly pef1nanenf. organization. J- Dur- ndne: congressional coIninattees F. J Gildea
 1sze1,f-y- kifFf rezo4ut5ons, J. l. Bee- eeher. credentials, Edward Russell ; permanent orsanization, H Dono- van; coneressionaI comnndttee. John ys.gezs-z-slzth. resolutions Edward Kelly c1eden+aals Samuel Grur1a1n an; nermanent organization. Robert s Purdy: consrassdona1 ccnuzntttee ? w Rooney.
 Tv9szrty seventh, c. F AdcGuinnens cradertfa7s IF J. TaIbert; permanent <,.e7z1fza4i.5laz 11r I J. Fsyles congTes- aIr5rSaa cuanzaittee, IT. c Fay
 ITnon convening the convention ac- ,.eT,ted inc report of the coTnmirtee scf credentia1s recomn ending that the temporary roll call be accepfeo ana 4i1e de1ezatees seated The cona1na1tee on permanent izafion recon; mended that the temporary ofi1cers ps vnax5tz the pernanent officers Of tnt conxenf4cu and the convention az1of'r' ed the report
 the real business of the day tne nom irlafsruz sof candzdats for Congress I5vn1. w v7z1son was recognized. nac fn d stirring gpesch placed the name Of Congressman DOnovAn befOre Ine convention for renon1inatto MT. " IT IT song speech which was printed in full in the Farmer yesterday, brought tu. TnuItoI1s applause at the mention ca fine names of President Wilson and Eongressn1an Donovan
 Atbornsy Robert C. DeForests sec o1,dfne speech, which was also in yes fSrdaryss F7arnaer, had the delegates cheering when he had finished
 Frederiok wheeler, of TrumbuHs- that old war horse of Democracy one of the delegates called him-alsc seconded MT Donovan's name 'fWs have in Jeremiah Donovan,' said he ssstf1e abIest man who has represented the Fourth Congressional district dr more than a score of years He hal T 1,1Sa8Fe a national name for himself Hs has carefu1ly guarded our interests ana he has always been on the job. as the saying is. Our great and goot president needs tlneN continued back fr- e a Democratic NCon gress Ths voters Of this district know that ths one way to give our President thi: support is to re-eIect our congressTnaI
 ereniah Donovan. who has served us and the nation so we'll and so faith fuI1y.ss
 wheeler Of Trum bull. z shouted I ar rsfs CHI when MT. Wheeler had finish.