New Britain herald., 1926-09-14
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(Conunued from First Page) in congress, laying special stress on the senator's work on the aircraft board and in legislation creating as- sistant secretaries for aviation in the war. army and commerce depart ments.
 MT. Bingham's family, college and military history was traced by Mir, Blakeslee ard he was vigorously ap- plauded on his completion of the sketch.
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 Judge B. W. Alling uf New Brit ain seconded the nomination.
 Luther M. Keith of Putnam and Senator S. C. Shaw of Bedding also seconded the name and on motion of the latter, Senator Bingham was nominated by exclamation.
 w. E. Patterson of Hartford pre- sented Governor Trumbull's name for renomination amid applause. 4 F. Connor of Bridgeport and E. l.. Averill of Branford. seconded with speeches, and on otion of the lat ter. the nomination was by acclama- ton. Mr. Patterson said that the governor has honesty. ability, cour- age, personality, sound judgment, knowledge of state affairs, and is thrifty"
 When nominations for lieutenant governor were asked for, Judge All ing moved that the vote be by roll call and at 11:35 this was started.
 Vote By Roll Call.
 w. F. Patterson and Mayor Ste vcns of Hartford started the roll with Walcott votes and then Brain ard got nine in the Hartford delega- ton. Senator Hunt of Glastonbury gave the first Wadhams vote. Brain ard got 43. Wadhams 5S, in the county, while Walcott had 12.
 In New Haven county the New Haven city delegation went for Wad- hams, but most of the county went for Brainard.
 The vote in New Haven county appeared to be: Brainard o7, Wad hams 45. Walcott 1.
 New London county started off with votes for Brainard. This coun- tvs vote appeared to be: Brainard 60. Wadhams 4.
 Brainard solidly carried Fairfield county with S4 votes.
 Windham county went 32 for Brainard and IS for Windhams.
 In Litchfeld county Wadhams caught up and apparently passed Brainard but swinging into Middle sex Brainard went into lead again. The Ltchtield vote was Wadhams 77. Brainard 8, and Walcott '.
 The Middlesex county vote was Wadhams 23 and Brainard 27, and Holland county, the last, was called with the race nip and tuck.
 The Holland county vote was Wadhams 41, and Brainard l. The secretaries began a count of the roll with indications that Brainard had won with a total of slightly over 800.
 The vote of the informal ballot as announced was Brainard S05. Wadhams PCT, Walcott 19.
 Brainard Nominated
 The chair announced that MT. Brainard had been nominated but Judge filling called attention to the fact that it was an informal ballot. Former Lieut.. Governor Blakeslee moved that the ballot be declared formal and that the nomination of Mir. Brainard be made unanimous, It was so voted amid applause and with an emphatic declaration of Senator Mclean that 1t was unani- mous."
 Pallotti Also Chosen
 Mayor Stevens, Hartford, pre- scented the name of Francis Pallotti for secretary of state and he was re- nominated after F. L. Avcrill had seconded the name.
 George w. Sisson of New London moved the nomination Of Ernest F, Rogers for treasurer and he was re- nominated after a seconding speech
 Other Nominations.
 For comptroller, 7J. F. Walsh Of Greenwich offered the name of Frederick M. Salmon, and he we renominated by exclamation on mo- tion of Sheriff C. A. Gates of Wind ham. When nominations for attor- noy general were called for, Ernest w. Christ, of New Britain, offered the name Of Judge Alling, and John H. Hill, of Shelton, and E. Clark, of Haddam, seconded 1t, Mir. Hill in be- half of MT. Williamson, who had been a candidate.
 Former Attorney General William A. King, of Willimantlc, in offering E. l.. Darhie's name said that Hart ford county was having too many places on the ticket. George Sturges of Woodbury seconded the name, and at 12:42 a roll call was ordered.
 While the vote was being counted, committees were named to bring in the nominees; Mrs. Julia T. Emery, Stamford, E. T. Clark, Haddam, and Ernest w. Christ, New Britain for Senator Bingham; Charles H. Allen, Vernon, Mrs, Alice B. Russ, Shelton, and E. L. Darbie, Killingly for the governor.
 The state committee was empow- cred to i'll vacancies on the ticket on motion of NJ. c. Isbell, Ansonia,
 The vote for attorney general was;