The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-09-27

The Hartford Daily Times Of the 23d instant, gives in
full the proceedings of the convention which assembled
at Hartford on the ed The Times, though not concur
ring in all the proceedings of the convention, yet express
es itself willing bow TO its decisions and merge its
personal preferences in vigorous effort to the
triumph of the democratic cause This is the right spirit
Let prevail among friends in all the States, and our
success is sure The Times says " There is time
enough, between this and April for the democrats
to organize thoroughly and secure full vote and r
umph But all must work for success, or IT IS lost
There must not be the holding back if we are to hope fol
success We are attached to regular nominations, and
will stand by them to the last"
The nominations OF the convention for State officers
are as follows:
For governor.--George S. Catlin
For lieutenant governor -Origen s. Seymour.
For treasurer.--Alonzo w Birge.
For secreiary-Charles w. Bradley.
For Observation-Disclosures Croswell.
The following delegates to represent the State in the
Democratic National Convention were also chosen:
At large Isaac Toucey and Samuel Ingham
Blu districts James T. Pratt Chas A. Ingersoll, John
C. Holland, and Perry Smith.
We suboin the resolutions which were adopted by the
convention
RESOLUTIONS
The following resolutions from the committee pre-.
sented by Mr. Eaon of Toland and were passed unani-
mously:
Resolved, That the triumphant manner in which the
principles of the present national administration have been
established in relation the laying OF taxes and the
ceipt and disbursement Of public moneys has verified the
soundness OF democratic policy and scattered TO the winds
Who destitute faith the efficacy of the laws of trade,
in the ability of the people TO take care Of themselves,
have looked national bank and high tariff as the two
specifics which would all evil,
Resolrd That the consideration of the result of demo
cratic policy in State is no less gratifying and that
when wing legislatures have not dared to repeal the law
supervision banking institutions which the DEM
ocras enacted and when the present whig governor warn
legislation their democratic predecessors in relation
the registration of voters, we have reason to congratulate
compelled do homage to the wisdom OF democratic egs
lation.
put forth by the wing party prevent quarrel in their
ranks, the government OF territory, is
with the best interests of country and would de-
prve great comnercia and industrial advantages
Resolped That look the addition territory
Iau w and adding to the solid Of
that American republic which is to be the leading power
and strength Of republican institutions.
Resoiped That Notwithstanding the said and comfort
which the whg party have given to the Mexcans by up
holding them the prosecution of the present war, by
condemning their country and by treating gallant
and patriotic army band OF men engaged in the enact
ment the atrocious crimes, have
ioce that in every battle the American have been
crowned with victory and that wing sympathy has had
other effect than prolong the contest
Resolved That thanks heartily rendered to the
officers and of the American army for their repeated
victories good conduct and that we point with
pride the bravery and solderike department New
England regiment In the battles before the city
of Mexico.
Resoved That respectfully recommend our poti-
cal brethren in the various States of this Union that
tona Democratic Convention, for the nation of can
ddates presidency and vice presidency be holden
in the city OF Baltimore the fourth Tuesday of May
Resolved That have full confidence in the State ticket
this day nominated and cheerinly recommend it to
the support of the democratic electors Of the State of Con-
necticut.
Mr.. Hamersley, of Hartford offered the following reso-
utons upon the death of Hon. Slas Wright
by some handsome remarks which commanded the strict
est of the convention, and elected
marks of appreciation The resolutions passed unani-
mousIy, the convention rising when the vote taken,
Resolved That in the decease of the Hon. Silas Wright
one her distinguished that his emne mt abi
ties his and unsesh character his republican sim pi-
city, unwavering courtesy and the perfect nodesty with
which he his welea ned honors, constituted comb-
nation qualities which made him deserved yorite in
the walks of public and of private life and that we mourn
sudden departure, in the meridian OF his days and in
the full vigor Of his intellectual power, public cala
y Justly calling for this public manifestation of our respect
for departed virtue and greatness.
Resolved That sincere coincidence is hereby rendered
to the widow Of the deceased and that the President of this
her an authenticated copy Of these resolutions.