New Britain herald., 1924-09-10
Plainville Man For Lieut.. Governor Rogers Named For State Treasurer = Resolutions Commit tee Points To Achieve ments Of Adminis- tration.
BUCKLEY NOMINATES
 NEW HAVEN MAN

New Haven. Sept. 1o.--The repub. lican state ticket placed in the field today was as follows:
 For governor-Hiram Bingham of New Haven.
 For leut-governor John H. Trumbul of Plainville. .
 For secretary of state-Francis A. Pallotti of Hartford.
 For treasurer-Ernest E. Rogers of New London.
 For mptroller--Frederick NJ. Salmon of Westport.
 For presidential electors: Charles F. Brooker of Ansonia; Mrs. Helen Hartley Jenkins of Norfolk; Miss Annie E. Jennings of Fairfield: Hil- ton c. Brooks of Chester; Col. Fran cis Maxwell of Rockville; Co. Lewis R. Cheney Of Hartford; Frederick w. Mercer of New London.
 New Haven, Sept. 10.-There was much liveliness in Music Hall as the delegates assembled for the secorkl session. As the opening hour was II o'clock daylight time there had been ample opportunity for delegates to take morning walks about the city. The women delegates were a happy group. Although Congress- man Merritt was on hand on time he was not disposed to cut short the merry making in the hall. Charles Hopkins Clark, State Chairman Roraback and several delegates were on the platform.
 The gavel was dropped at 11.1s and the temporary organization was made permanent on report of the scommittee. -- . I, The committees on credentials re- fported no contest.
 When names for governor were called for. former Governor Hol- comb moved that the vote on candi- dates be by roll call. It was 50 voted.
 Major John Buckley rose, but Ma jor D. A. Blakeslee was recogn, zedi and said that all the New Haven delegation were not for Hiram Bingham for governor. but he wish ed for himself to declare his vote for the colonel. MT. Blakeslee spoke words of praise of Mir. Bingham and after the chair had explained the rules Major Buckley moved that the nomination of Col. Bingham be by exclamation. It was so carried after the vote for a roll call had been sus- pended on motion of Mir. Bell of Sal isbury. Much handclapping greeted the announcement. The chair named Uncle" Marcus Holcomb, J. Fred Baker, New Haven and Sena- tor DePeyster of Portland as the committee to escort Col. Bingham to the hall.
 Trumbull Nominated.
 Nominations for lieutenant gov- ernor were next called for, and George B. Chandler presented the name of John H. Trumbull of Plainville. paid a tribute to his work in providing for amortization of the state debt, and doing 1t so well that Connecticut is practically the only state which is almost debt free .'' He said that MT. Trumbull was a selfmade man who has made two blades grow where one had grown" Said Mir. Chandler:
 We cannot be unforgetful of the past. Our memory goes back, and we remember that in the three great causes of the commonwealth the name of Trumbull, Buckingham and Holcomb will always stand out. We should again add the name of Trum- bull to the roster and Hartford county is singularly proud to offer this candidate (Trumbull) for your kindly consideration"
 Before the applause ended, Major Buckley seconded the name of Trumbull and moved his choice by a vote to be cast by the secretary to the apparent great surprise of a large part of the delegates. The nomination was made and only three or four noes" in feminine voices were heard, The applause was viz orous when Mir. Trumbull was de- clared the nominee.
 Mayor Norman c. Stevens of Hart ford in words of praise offered the name of Francis A. Pallottf of Hart for a second term as secretary of state. The nomination was made unanimous on motion of Walter Holcomb of Torrlngton amid cheer ing.
 Arthur NJ. Brown of Norwich rose when nominations for treasurer were called for, saying that it is appar- ent that this convention must name q man for state treasurer who will be his own ticket. New London county wishes to name 8 man in re- gard to whose integrity there can be and is no question Ernest E. Rogers"
 Tax Commissioner W. H. Blodgett said that circumstances which sur- round the treasureshlp Of Connecti- cut demand that man of John N. Wadhams character must be named for the office. l have the pleasure of nominating him. have not been
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