New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

After the eighth ballot, the names Of Nichols and
On motion, the Nomination was made unanimous amid
The COMMITTEE on Resolutions reported the following:
ReSOlred, That the settlement " the grave questions
which have grown ont OF the wcent it n the Of
MI be stare In acc4rGice With the dicafcs 81 natural
Justice the maxims e Declaration of Independence
and the principles Of the Constitution ana tlat any set
tement which shall accomplish this result viii come
short Of the duty now deyoIycd upon the naton
RSsOrod That experience has demonstrated the imp0s-
sbty OF the complete restoration OF peace food order
and individual security in the States lately m revolt,
without the removal ~ 'tt present aist"1''lc unla
tOns upon the exercise Of the right of suffrage that We
rejoice any indication that their people, by their own
action disposed To open the balOtDOA 10 any poton
of thernOw disfranched citizens; bntat we iIlny nsst
that either by such by amendment 81 the Fed
cra Constitution the remedy shall be made eCmnfnsur
peravcy demand the prompt and careful consoderHilon
Of Congress- that while The sSigencle oi the war sspsn
= wise political economy requires Uit whatever
legislation touches the currency IL SHAH be aGap;'d Ia IA
cate rather than to postpone ths resHmpu"'|0 spc'e
Resered That a system of dntes upon imports Is the
cheapest and most convenient mode Of rI2 the r"Ne-
ne necessary the administration Of Tie rov'rnent
tLat i'm adiufip the "details of such system American
dustry should be encouraged by specific dcs and wIse
discrimination. while ihe burdens Of informal iaNaiion
Should he reduced 10 the lowest degree 'onsls'ont with
the maintenance ul tie nai .unal illth inG er' CT
ErSoired, That We cordially approve 81 t' platform OF
principles adopted by Tie recent Republican Convention
al New-HayeD and We p"dse TO The cagddatfs there
nominated our hearty suprou ,, -. a. III
RCs0ired That present with confidence 10 the 9TH
zrns the IVth Congressional District TIE name 81 Ph'
ras r. Bam candidate for Rcprs' iia'lNe ln tbe
NIth Congress. my believing him IA bt one IN whose
patriotism. fidelity 10 principle unsuled 'hatarier hd
ma ed ability We poss,s the guarantee Of biz fu-
turc usefulness 10 the state and nation
E,sored That pay that sent 10 the tuet St"l'ssf
ho there deliberately inSuied TIE auol ng men
this and other States 10y Characteilnr them as mud
sls Ot society," that furnishes press ald ltauSfs VINO
Suoak Of the white aho"rIS Of The Souhtru states hs
white trash that peF~ISteHty voted against
tie liberation OF millions lnman beings oIug fifteen
to eighteen hours day for the eA,usNt teneht or
traitors arms, H. party likely to asssf tne abObg
In obtaining those rights and privileges whhh tbty
/ Justly ask and deserve.
Resoired That favor the passage - Law BY tho
Legislature making eight hours 4 legal days work.
The resolutions were adopted.
HENRY L. DISuNG BENoMiNATED
Hartford. Feb. i4.-'Ibe Republicans Of the lst
Congressional District IN this city, and Tenomnated
the Hon. Henry Dcuc for Congress ny s''isrnat'on
He received II out Of the cast informal
ballot Mr. Demng has been twice vctorons in his run
for Congress and his reuOmnaton to-day gives the best
of satisfaction 10 hs constituents. Resolutions we're
adopted approving The Republican State Platform and
the course Of Mr. Dening on Reconstruction
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION IN THE SECOND DISTRICT
The Democratic Convention for the lid CoHgrs ssonl
District assembled IN MeTiden to-day, and nominated
julius HOtchiss ESQ, Of MiddletoWn the Democratic
candidate for CongIosS. Colin NJ Ingersul and James
Gaaher OF NcWHayen two asprants for the nomination
were thrown overheard. and there feeirs In con-
se0uence The resolutions passed ~ similar elarac
ter o those passed by lie late Democratic Convention IN
this city.