The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-15
Nomination Of General Joe HaWley
for Governor.
Endorsement of the President
and Congress.
THE RADICALS SILENCED and DEFEATED.
&c. &c. &C.
Our Hartford Correspondence.

serent candidates CHANGING lightly at their antecedens
explaining the adopted platforms of party indicating
what would be the probable policy Of the other and de-
fcrbng the general excitement as being unusually high
smong all classes OF the people Tho effect Of that short
Sposton las been greater than could have anticipated
~ aroused the rank and file of the demo-
republican parties to realizing sense OF their
respective positions, and to have caused the latter
t5n particular to practice discretion and pru-
dcnce. The original intention Of the republicans,
so far as / have been able to learn, was
10 have adopted an anti.adminstraton platform,
one containing such lux endorsement OF Presi
dent Johnson conduct TO wean from their support
large element of the conservative branch OF their party
Now, Is not easy TO tell exactly what line Of policy
they will purSue From the cautious adopted by
their leaders evident that they have been frightened
aud dsconeered by the plan of their opponents, and
that they fully comprehend the dangerous position IN
which they w be placed IN the event OF adherng TO the
original programme of hostility to the President and
hostng extreme radical as their standard bearer
Hence there softening down visible in the language
the long heads Of the so called Union party, and
disposition is manifested to avoid all embarrassing
topcs, TO smooth over the great points OF dispute
and % agree upon sort OF general
platform winch will unite the great body Of the repub
1cans aud prevent the alarming division that was i'm
pending week ago. 1 lind that great number OF
prominent leaders drilling their followers up to the
idea the quarrel between the President and Con-
zr,ss rs after all mere bagatelle something that may
safely bc INDUCED in by men OF the same political creed
Esomething IN fact that amounts TO nothing you know,
when you come 10 anayze IT," This has been going on
10 - - - nnnara ondors men, dr thc presdents
policy, coupled with an endorsement OF congress ,
s"'n Wy d, no' ,e NO oc,ns en- ,he
executive and legislative branches Of the national gov
srnchI INC ,uca Is prtey sooa onY q , u1u1 no
the people After months Of out spoken opposition TO
.e a'n on anu io',s ~ i'.u a 1891, =, 'I i
newspapers iaVo'ins heeio suni'sc auu ~
every torn, IL be doubted whether tn second sober
Ah,nsh' o. ne fepuoichs WI, Nv an 20 save .ne son
rs 10 me 'Shoidates 10 DC nominated l sec no rs'son
y change tie opinions expressed week ago General
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o ~ 80 ' No. - -, ,ioh ~ 80, Az eo, ~,
f,r hi,as,ic a Few months back is indisputabIe ~
r, - :, - Of ~ a 81 - is aasnc,nII, concedcd
hat ougLt too late TO take the back track on that
thnleci now may s,a'e' however, .na' sce ,ne pe
ocIa, olher peis9ns nave ouom e
Buckingham has been pressed for denomination and
so sca ~ puI neena, I % a ~ pd
I''en'". SSvernor i.oser Asern - n,o nI h uu
10 S % m aro I"I ~ ~ r"n hce Win the
oo s,s.s s..an,nn and u.rr,san arc s,,Ii In ,bc
,oona,s OF ar,eystes Icwse but Notwithstanding the
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10y 10 no, ,snk VII amount 80, 70 un @Ie .ne oo
nominating -
a, ~ , DELI. Ills 10 ary nar os thu stat.
weary AL '"c 1eics'ca ,ion onc'y P'' ~, W a. A.,
nave arrived a1o ahe ho'e,s are inu NY -
s,nens VIA pon.os Evos ;,j c,eeanS Ia Wcm
ana stevens, hS""y anu AVvri, ,ieN,asu "uu "So'i
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Ia the iut"re
Ihe rsp soc.hs OF ,nis Guy haa primary nesuns
n'e '"'' s@.uf'sy nsn', az ecns'i ~ n"'i :" ~. n
gaes, eslA 'otenant Governor Day presiding. Two
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,, Iowiae resolution 10 test the sentiment
o. the "'enns'-
Resolved Shst We hereby endorse the administration OF
Andrew sos,''n ana we pedge JfscSes 70 On n ~,
S.psr,t NJ, "a ~. iinion ''-' ''"'' Vs.
The rer,Junsp was voted down by a large majority
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an >, -. ~ mo y ,oS cod hnsinc ..,nser,
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cn Seou"eA 90 , oil 49,. a 49,, ~,,' en-, Wy
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i'ie "De
ion havr nftee The issue here onght don't support
my iary s-i bout support the Prcseen, You may 60
your way s we wi 20 ours swers in'n .ns pat, o. W.
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on ac'"n'a q uiis disturbance 10" F" an'cipa'co
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s,a,d,, '.seea and Mr. lind Harrison "i New
fnen 'c.' ~ seereary prei'{ i,ss eNpens'gh ~
,r..'v x.s :, sed iba, NJ Uayly will b. nominated
II, pr.g,,,o,,, "a I,,h
Qua p.a"s- '" a'ns 'I.' -, ~ N'h,-. on
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CoIon.l q r. pissell OF Hartford; Meesrs Brscoe and
Coles OF the e'au,y; ID Peck and D. winchester, OF
New bH,r"i srfy, OF waterbury baD o1s anu ha'r
a." s,v.nc, 1,-,1e, Tra.r of the Eight Hebbs-d Of
ile Nintii. sletine Morris Of the Tenth ia ksun OF
.,e seNea.s sene is " NJ iery IN ", w., 1,i ~
seenh; PsGEpT sfthe Fourteenth; Hodge Of the Fif.
tecnh; IN sod of the svent 'enih Doagas, 81 The
sn.ssn '--'"' OF 'he i"en''e'n' anu "es " '"'
rbc rr,s a idea IN the speeches was the necessity
OF bar n"1E aud union in their proceeding
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