New Britain herald., 1922-09-13
MCLEAN, TEMPLET0N AND BINGHAM TO LEAD STATE REPUBLICANS THIS FALL:
 SALMON IS COMPTROLLER CANDIDATE
Defeats Challenger of Bridgeport in Convention Contest-Healy Named Atty. Gen. Without
 Dissent -Panotti of Hartford For Secretary of State-Platform Pledges Policy of Economy.

buying and selling fadeless calico.
 You become an expert with a nail- butler, and become able to distin- guish the difference between strictly fresh eggs and eggs. He received an education by system that worked, not for culture of the bric-a-brac type, but for character and coln- potency.
 It is from such a stern training as this that many great Americans, have come. Poverty and responsibility give them ballast.
 By force of his super-abounding energy and his great business sa- gacity he has built up one of the big gest wholesale hardware businesses In New England. He is a great home lover, and devoted to nne wife and three splendid girls He is a steady going churchman-yes, pillar of the church. He has found | time to be fraternal-Master of Lib. erty lodge of Masons. eminent com- mander of Clark Commandery, K T., | life member of the Elks and 8 mem. Der of the Odd Fellows. He has al. ways been actively interested in pro- noting clean sports and has been especially fond of the great American game of baseball But that is not all. What of his civic services? First president of the republican club of Waterbury, of the Rotary club of Waterbury; alderman, president of the board of aldermen. president of the Chamber of Commerce, state sen- ator from the 18th district, delegate to the Chicago convention. He has governor and now Charles A. Tenn pleton is to be governor of the grand old state of Connecticut.
 Because of his Lincoln-like train ing he has caught up the threads of the feelings of the common people, has expressed them in the fabric of his life. typihes to an unusual degree the feelings, the aims and the aspira- tions of the great majority of tke people of this state He is safely liberal and liberally safe.
 The nominating speech was greet ed with applause which had second wave and echo from the balcony where the Waterbury crowd were massed.
 Nomination Seconded.
 l.. J. Nickerson of Cornwall sec- onded Mir. Templeton's name. He referred to him as Splendid gentle man" and a seif-made man. We want to place such a man on the ticket who shall fill the place as gov- ernor which was once filled by such a man as George P. Mclean" (cheers).
 The nomination was by acclama- ton on Mir. Nickersons motion.
 Ullman For Bingham.
 Col. I. M Ullman asked for the nomination of Col. Hiram Bingham of New Haven for lieutenant govern or by exclamation. saying "he Is q man of high ability and great char. acter."
 The seconding speeches, both brief, were by former Mayor Edward E. Rogers of New London and Senator Arthur S. Bowers of Manchester, who had been candidate for the office.
 Col Bingham was nominated.
 Warner Named.
 When Senator Brandegee called for for secretary of state, Robert Scoville of Salisbury, fellow townsman. asked for renomination of Donald Warner.
 Harford For Pallotti
 John R, Restheyer of Hartford talk. ing his place in the center aisle di. rectly in front of the chairman's desk, offered the name of Francis A. Pallotti, an attorney of Hartford, who some years ago was on the party ticket but was defeated with his col- eagues
 Major John Buckley of Union sec onded the latter nomination, indicat- ng that the supporters of Mir Rora- pack would contest control of dele gates against the Ullman- King -Healy mbination
 Hartford County Solid.
 Before the convention, 1t had pre-. iicted that such a move would be made. A roll call was ordered and Clarence c. Willard began calling the names of county delegations The Hartford county vote went almost wholly to Pallotti
 Wanted Two Votes.
 While the roll was being called the elegates remained perfectly still, in 1ct the session up to that time had cen almost like Quaker meeting le stiffness only being broken by hartman Brandegee's voice or the oice of those who spoke. The ball. ony audience remained perfectly .ill Warmers vote overlook Pallot- $ apparently on the roll call and in airfeld county the Warner vote was .rong A delegate in Litchfield ounty announced that he was both delegate and q proxy and the dele ates laughed. MT. Brandesee, who as sitting with State Chairman oraback. advanced to the desk in ase of point or order. The delc- ate explained that he had the proxy ,r another delegate The matter of sting was temporarily passed over. Litchfied county Warner got al. ost the solid vote but even this did ot bring him on even terms up to lat time with Pallotti.
 John c. Brinsmade of Washington as permitted to vote as proxy for
 C. Seeley on motion of General verill It was evident from check g up that Pallotti was in the lead