The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-16

J. W. Manning for Comptroller.
The ticket therefore stands
For Cope,nos-Marshali Jewell Hartford.
E6r Lieutenant GoUernw-Francis Wayiand, Meriden.
Hv Secretary Of Sass-Hiran Applsman Groton
For 1redMrecEE w. Weaseis winstead.
For COnptoHv-J. W. Manning, Windham.
Congressman SrARKwEArHER, from the Committee on
Resolutions reported the followlng;-
Resolved That II highest duty Of govegp>..n,
t. Is sn.. re sns integrity o Ss T1io1 and Ss
Of the nston IN the Of lie states re
peace on The ssss nG ana ana
f kssose sys Tss slas an iSs ss
national he o.t rs econos sha eoh sase ana
expenses the ~
s.sar an. and
BE- sna shsr
taxes both State and NATIONAL Should Be- 90 ADJUSTED as 10
Reseged. national faith pledged for the redemp.
on Of ts pas DEB, mus! BE- kept and We de-
ons das created o save the nation must be fully paid in
Resolved Thai government recognizing distinction
native born and adopted citizens should demand
all eizens Of the United States illegally held in military
a and e he Sn q the
msnt q enforce that demand, necessary. with an the
Rssoyed That he thanks Of III. American peop. are
country and vndic c the is'i honor s
o e them and to the wow and and
ssd S a e s Those n whe s fallen %
Resolved Taa. behalf of the loyal people OF connecti
q he saes General ysses
who and sps
the Interests Of the peope daily STRIVING to reduce the pub
Lie sspsnaitare. soetoas for permanent pros
pery Of the country than for personal party
white a. the same time he STANDS pledged By his
enduring oanaanons the principles the loyal mem
nson who Sustained the aud the honor Of our
RssSlyed That presen. with pride the honored name
q United states and request our delegates 70 the
ticna Convention to make all honorable effort to secure his
That present to the loyal # s
n ] this day and pssss ss
suit IN their triumphat election.
Tho resolutions greeted with OF applause,
at the conclusion OF which loud calls were made for
Jewell, who modestly smiled and bowed himself IN
President Brandegee said
| laons and permit TO present the choice Of the
Convention the highest Office in the gift Of the people
style sxhs Governor Of c C nps '
Loud cheers and cappng OF hands greeted Mr.
about forty years Of age, but with hair white the
paper upon VIII CHI this is written. He IS fine looking
Juvenile who with the fair sex would perhaps distance
oil rival Governors Burnside. Jewell bowed lowIy
ana 'muchy," as Ar;emus Ward would cay, and spoke
| in substance foows:-
press the feelings of my inmos heart being named
the party to lead the state ticket to victory in the
spring. According 10 Tue great cnio lnat we
follow, the viii of the people is the law OF the land II
Is the will OF the people of Connecticut that should
head the ticket and appear before you to accept this
manifestation proudly you have given it. In the
contest upon which We now enter shall endeavor TO
take Connecticut back where she belongs. Under the
banner OF Grant and buckingham next Tall l have
doubt Connecticut win DO found where she has always
| becn-sanding upon the great principles for which
fought.
Jewell disappeared Behind the scenes, when an enthu-
saatic delegate called for Nine cheers for Grant, Buck
Ingban, jewell ari ticket and PLATFORM when tho
whole household OF faith sprang their cheered
most Justify. 1T the conclusion OF the applause of
the vice presidents threw his beaver from the platform
to the delegate who hac proposed the cheers and the
| curtain dropped
must do Tbs Convention the justice Of SAYING that
the business despatched with remarkable rap dty,
and in the material of which IL composed and Ia
good order maintained, mas been exceIled by any
political convention have sat in.
The lessons taught by the action OF this Convention,
the first held in the East, intended have their
weight in the country. The unanimous choice Of Grant
was the result OF much secret engineering and is in
tended as al endorsement OF the Congressional policy
and Tho reputation of Chase Governor buckingham
was placed upon the ticket who would be accep.
table TO all the New England States and for the purpose
OF strengthening the state ticket. Prominent demo-
Gratis have expressed their opinion upon
uons, and they declare that while Bucknsam's name
IS tower OF strength the State ticket Is very
can he easily beaten BY headed by Governor Eng.
sn who will. doubt, be the nominee Of the demo-
cratic State Convention