New Britain herald., 1918-06-26

Healy for Attorney -General-1
 ences Between Factions Irond
 During Over-Night Conferend
 Hartford, June 26.-The repu state convention today nominatd state ticket:
 For Governor-Marcus H. Ho of. Southington.
 For Lieutenant Governor-C B. Wilson, of Bridgeport.
 For Secretary of Statc-r'redey Perry, of New Haven.
 For Treasurer-G Harold Gil of Putnam.
 For Comptroller-Mo C. ster. of Harwinton.
 For Attorneys -General-Frar Healy, of Windsor Locks.
 Of the ticket, the new nam those for treasurer and attorne eral, the present treasurer decIid run again and party custom against renomination for att general, as the term is for four while the other state officers i tWo-year term. Governor Hd and Lieutenant-G Governor Wills now serving each his second tel contest over second place whid been expected did not appear convention. It occupied the att of delegates over night and smoothed out before the delegal assembled.
 Governor Holcomb addressa convention, thanking it for the accorded him and referring bri the part Connecticut has taken war in providing men and no1|
 Congressman John e. Tilso| made permanent chairman, and in three minutes after he had q his gave1, Speaker Frank F. Hd Windsor Locks, had presente name of Marcus H. HoIcomb i'd ernor for a third term.
 Robert V. Magee of Wat and Frank A. Hagerty of Ha made seconding speeches. Tn ernor's name was enthusiastica| ceived, and the tributes pal length to his services as a 'fwa ernor" repeatedly brought ou plause.
 The unanimous ballot was e Secretary Buckley and the n ton was made and Morgan 0. ley of Hartford and John P. EI Waterbury sent out to escort nor Holcomb to the hall.
 King Names Wilson.
 John T. King Of Bridgeport hand-clapping and cheers too floor to present the name of ( B. Wilson for renomination al tenant-governor, predicting tha was the choice Fairfield county roll up 8 larger majority tha before. Charles J. Martin of { made a seconding address. Int ination was unanimously made
 For secretary of state Frede{ Perry was renominated by ac ton.
 Chamberlain Names GiIpat
 When nominations for trd were called for, State TreasureI erick $. Chamberlain rose, decli stand and named G. Harold Gj of Putnam and the name was ed. Morris c. Webster of Han was renominated for comptroI
 Attorney General George s. man presented the name of Fr Healy for attorney general. nomination was made amid ap
 Militant Platform.
 Charles Hopkins Clark, fc resolutions committee, read a pl draft. It set forth that the the world is ito crush the pIanI German autocracy to submit a T dictatorship for self-governme the right of independent tn Qualification is expressed at tlae evidence of improved methods tening our belated preparatio bending the mighty energies country to the aid of the war unconquerable forces of civiliz
 Pride is expressed at the ID manner in which the citizens necticut have met every cal them for assistance, reference. made to the furnishing of mo our share of young men for tn and navy, in subscriptions to tn of Liberty bonds, and variouS funds" This plank said:
 "The generosity of our peoj known no bounds. They havl and are giving daily. and their d willing self-sacrifice will lzeeJX giving as long as they have a to give.
 A plank praised the adminiA of Governor FIolcomb and re of the net debt of the state $10, 0,96O,o00 to $2,600,0O0 in fou It said that industries in the st fourishing, 1,500 miles of stat (Continued on Ninth Pax