New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18
Ccnnccsicu, Union State Convention.

DENOMINATION OF THE PRESENT STATE OFFICERS.
HARTFORD. Wednesday, Feb. II, ls64.
The Union State Convention met at 10 o'clock
r,s morning The Convention is large and able one.
The Hon. james +. Pratt is President. Gov Buckng.
ham and tie whole Of the present State officers have
been r9noniaated by exclamation ana without debate
with rosng cheers for President Lincoln Gov. Buck
ingham, and the Union.
Tho delegates to the National Convention are: From
the Ist District Col. James X. Hawley, DR.. II. \.
Grant and Jasper N. Bolton; lid District, &. B. Bush
nell 0ryie II. Plat, and Samuel l.. Warnsri ND
District Augustus Brgpdsg9e Gilbert Philips ,,s and
Oliver Il Perry. ard DR.. VIM. II. Welch, Among, tho
resolutions passed heartily indCrsng President
Lincoln, regarding his reelection as ytally important
20 The best interests OF the country and requesting 'le
delegates obove named T. give him their united support
in the coming National Con'e ntion.
The following are the resolutions adopted:
Reres That congratulate the loyal citizens Of the
ae oad Of me GS country on tie 81 ns SoS
time at hand when the veneraed hsg OF the hepubc
the pride and boast Of the strong and the ensign OF fee,
ks:ored That we believe our national cause 1, under .hs
guidance OF the rood providence that has in al nations
aud in all vudicaed The principles of Jus ice and finally
in His oan good time Oyer brown the obstacles N Che wsy OF
advancing ciyiz n and hat hold 20 the faith Of our
Fathers who oSd the banner Of our State e emor-
able words: Tia. 10 who planted win sastain."
peace with the Rebels reasousoe attempts to recognize
treaties VII. thing but uicondi.Oral
xxt,orsi 1T Zoe President 81 the United States. Abraham
Lirco the midst Of trials unsurpassed by hs unques
toned honesty and pltriouhy bis uuswcrvg devotion 70
tie best Interest," Of hz iaperled counyby his steady and
lawful progress AID the suppression OF the Rebellion and
the snnihaon Of the cause OF tby ms impar'y IN the
dr button Of the military power in his han3and By tho
devotion Of every faculty Of bis hes and lead TO the
welfare of bis coiitryhas our entire CONFIDENCE ait
the srse paHds which he receives from The wise and good
Of oner and who sympaize with IN national struggle
do Therefore regard his reelection to the pnee lie now
hold and the peiios or his ise political policy
vitality important the best Interests OF the eorny sn1
heIeOy guest delegates 10 give him theft united sup
port IN the comm. Natione! Convention.
hs0rsl That the tanks Of the people Of this state arc Dug
to the gallant sold and sailors I'll the oyel stt.ss and
tat we are un1e the deepest Obligations the b-eve men OF
our own State have sigma lied their yaor aud devotion 20
the country IL nisny bloody conflicts end tender % the
bey-,yea families hose heroes have fallen hea tilt sym.
pshie. e great Affections reminding them # the
10 De derived from the reflection that their precious ceaf
have been given 10 the Of country that We trust VIII
never forget nor neglect any OF the sufferers in this great
s,ru ,.le FOX the life OF the nation.
Rocked Tlsl We pledge efforts TO the amend.
ent 10 our See Constitution proposed by The Legislature OF
safe, extending t. soldiers In he held the eecuse
franckse.
RieS That always been in favor of making
orsroa power t the OF oar army by voun
teers and d-aft shall BE- required viii be mainly AZ
tnhn.a5.c 70 tie fl.tOus conduct Of our oppcEens
Reso,rcG That his Exceeuey Goyrrnos William A. Buck.
ng merits strongest confidence and support for bic
succes ohors L. conducting the eotye
State during the period Of his sefsiee ~ ne
(iubenatcra ceis that for his tender % oaF oldie
al, urGveTiuF support of the National Admin st'on end
h. seacTihcing patriotism, be i sly entitled 20 tue
esr aud confidence Of ~, recre ts state, ard VIII
10 all in power to rori,ie his election b greatly m
| creased msioIty.