The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

NON-ARRIvAL OF THE AMERICA.
HALIFAX, Jan 25-SPM
There yet signs Of steamship America, now due
with Liverpool dates Of the l4h and Queenstown 18th inst
The Connecticut Republican State Com
HARTFORD, Conn, JAM rs, 1860
The Republican State Convention for the nomination OF
and the s @ o. @ 20 ns Snc a
very large nearly every town in the State being repre-
sented the men, body, were men Of intelligence
L. A. Foster, Of New Haven, was chosen President
A firm and decided, but strongly conservative spirit
pcrvadcd the convention and the utmost harmony and
The present State officers we're renomnated by accla-
NORWICH Lieutenant Governor, Julius Catn, Of Hartford
Secretary Of State, john Boyd; Treasurer Lucus j. Hen
dec, Of Hebron; Comptroller, VIM H. Buell., Of Clinton.
State u large were chosenFrst district Gideon Wells Of
Hartford second. x. Foster, Of New Haven; third,
ChAuncey r. Cleveland, Of Hampton: fourth A H. Holley,
of Lakevle District delegates Congressional dis
aric G. O. Porter Of Pennington, and l. Pcase, Of So.
mora; second district w. Kellogg, Of Waterbury, and
A. CAlf OF Siddletown Third james Gallup, OF Plain
field, and H. Starkweaher, Of Norwich Fourth, Z. S.
Tweedy Of Danbury and George H. Noble, Of New Mil
Tho nrst resolution declares that will frown upon
every attempt to disobey or violate the Constitution and
gogues in all parts Of the Union.
The second and third resolutions deeply dcplore and
condemn the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise regarding
the wicked and fruitful cause Of all the present
strife.
Inc fOlftn re6ouuOn opposes auy interference Dy tne
citizens OF any States with the institutions Of
anolher and declares that viii defend any Stale
Territory from lawless invasion.
Tho fifth resolution unquahledly condemns the late
Sawlees invasion Of Virginia by armed band, well u
ahe invasion OF Kansas by armed ruflans
The sixth resolution rebukes the administration press
Df Connecticut in vlifyng the State by representing
jcrity Of its citizens sympahisng with insurrection.
The seventh resolution declares that the threats
Bauy made by Leading democratic In and Of Congress
10 dissolve the Union In case Of the election of repub
President which threats receive rebukc from the
democratic press, at any democratic meeting, brand
that party as dlsorganising and revolutionary
and gives the lie TO all its pretended love for
xhe Union also declares utter contempt for such
attempts 10 righten American freemen and influence
their votes also declares determination to all hon
orable means to put down the disorganzers dsunionsts
fbusters and slavery exensionists In Office and
restore peace and good government country by
the election Of President, the opposite in every parcu
lar Of the present incumbent.
The eighth resolution avors tariff for the protection
OF American industry.
The ninth resolution favors a homestead law.
The tenth resolution condemns the action Of the so
called national democracy In the House Of Representa-
ves at Washington and approves Of the pursued
by the republicans Of that body.
The eleventh resolution approves Of the call for the Ma
tional Convention at Chicago regarding II rs amply
prehensive 10 unite all opposed to the policy of the al
ministrntiop.
A resolution offered recommending an earlier day
for holding the Chicago Convention.
The Convention broke up with rousing cheers for the
Union