New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-30
POLITICAL.
CONNECTICUT.


NOMINATED FOR REFLECTION 49, GENERAL
DENUNCIATION OF CONGREss-NO PREFER
ENCE FOR A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE.
~ TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Jan. 29.-The Demo
cratic State Convention held at Music Hail IN this
city today Last evening about 90 OF the delegates ar
rived, and held private caucus at tho Mayors office III
the City Hail. where the prospects plans and condition
Of the party were talked up aud the conclusion agreed
upon nominate the old ticket unless Pease. the Seere
tay OF State renegade Republican. could be got rid OIL
representation the towns being AT ot O'Clock
the Hon. James l1gher Chairman OF the state Com
mttee called the Convention 10 order and James H.
Olmsted OF Stamford elected temporary chairman
Slr. Omstead upon taking the chair, returned thanks
for the honor conferred upon him He said mat thcy
were met to put in nomination ticket and adopt plat
form Of principles for the approaching campaign WY
Is It. he said, that great an interest was taken IN me
deliberations Of this Convention : why was II
that men had come up here from every par,
OF the State TO take sneh action as shan be for the goa
Of the whole country. II because they found The
country stood on the verge OF rum and tat Unless s9ne
thing done the country would DE l0st IoiSyer ihsy
felt that unless the people arose ~ thclr lnsni ana e
come and no farther" the principles your IOie"theis
MIR y. A. Woodland Of Norwalk and Philip Hudson
Manchester were appointed temporary secretaries.
The ca OF the Convention was then read
Upon motion. the members OF the state Central Com
mtee were admitted a. del. gates 70 me convention
Committees on Credentials, Permanent Organization,
senatorial District. The Committee Permanent Or
gauization then reported list Of permanent officers.
dent. who were elected He made the usual speech giving
the Republican party piece othis mind He predicted that
Gov English would be elected by 1900 majority. when
they these aesal the ConStiiutlon, when thoy
looked the world aud saw the crimes committed
in the nauo OF liberty, when they these men
placing the states outside Of the Constitution
aud placing the SSiEed pah over th S M io
signed when they them denying the Sorptul decla
ration thai the Ethiopian can change ms sam when they
them doing things only to retain their political power
IT was time the peope rose up aud put down this
lis
aud matter who was nominated whether II was In
gsh or SEYMOUR Pendefun IIaucnck 81 Stanbery ~ he
would be triumphanty elected Ia the Presidential chair
f. English was nominated amid cheers. as candidate for
Governor. and a Committee appointed to wait upon
him Tho rest OF the last years ticket was then noHn
mated. II stands thus:
Lieutenant Governor. Fphraim Hyde OF Stafford
Secretary Of state eyeret Pease of sOmcrs: Treasurer
Edward Mosely OF Hampton; Controller, Jesse oniey
Tie Committee on Credentials reported, and after
Gov English appeared, and addressed The COhvention
He said Summoned for third time by Convention 81
my fellow ltzons distinguished ALIKE forts large mum
beers ana the hgh chhbstt lVr 81 ~ nri
bersto accept NJ their hands, the nonnaon for Cover
,ncn y and dsnng1Ished honor You nave cor.
ferrcd upoh me; and l can only regret that
DmopIons ~ caused by Til, renewed evidence Of
your confidence aud regard. Ia acccpDg. as do, the
dered with entire unanimy ara neither insen-ible TO
Importance Of the trust would repo-e IN me. nor
me in case your choice should be approved by the PEG
pie. the chieimagistraie of the state How well
% 0 ,, ~ iI nv mi oeui r5odurc 10 the be
interests aud welfare Of the state will receive my
slant and most earnest ondedyors To carry ou ana effect
The Governor then spent hall hour charging tho Re
publican parry with robMug the southern states ~ all
freedom. Of overriding te Constitution, striking down
branch of the Government Tho people were taxed until
the manufacturing resources OF the nnd were prOtiated
nose Of tie negro and putting him over the
white lie concluded by expressing TIE belief that
the people Wond rise up aid restore the Government 10
col hands
Mr. Hamnersiey, from the Committee on resolutions,
then made IT me following. ,.' report , , M nod
part Of nss glo have psrl.rs he reg oe'so tisfa L'-.
reason ,,tere rr,'sa tn r''oaraD tod sso,s
.ease and 70 have boisa lorns poser 3,
Tier Yrass TO- ne Judiciary q 10
r. oTd'f mat .y b. yI,,s''d i's' i'sSs ,Si ~ Gi1
t ,, .,,, o 1s's s . s ,. , . .a s. .
sres possr Of AZ As ss.s yast lssn Of! i' 60 l-I 'si
porios q s Republic cHc,r. llr,', peo- "a
hsy are sS' ssds VIZ 'I.. ~. s's' o, s' Note 10, ..
p HIsy ssiarc, ,tel' ~ nat u ia, b. iap. az q. st q
od deprived our p9, d Nor h.i.t W. t.'e ,ss ar On "
Tie people 'sd have eusa'd toe ~hs Hsa IN order -
Rsd rat eortrai ,nd ncre,,nr .eis,, usrr,o,
Of this fractional Congress h ''u'o popular rin.ton 80 i
prophee Of ,he destruction 80 DC ,cocsp 'hd - ~
Rsor1f Ts,,r. unconstitutional ',i.r vhrs W. t.aos,e-
while esah bed Tor the prs'r med ent q me hs,o dsr,rs
d,pri'isg tie .sorsr o. rugio,n-9t ---, A..
T
public debt d b. 81
iha, Therefore f.llrr ses n tssst.s
~, s,,t,as.,os Of ss. so,.rcr ne Demos c psry AZ B
repudang either zoe debt the Consolation 81 M clt.
would therefore reduce III arc' veil ife tie L3si q
,d That IL, Democratic party he ert . oquai ision.
s Constitutional - accomplish tbs irsat' insult
Rovsd rgfis Of nasu,d 'ess while .o.plruug
violation Toe Pcieri GoEeuucnii and that B ic
sn,gc SfGoy ilgsh tie nofefnneui should iaesi' m uW'
R,solued That opposed TO ieas negro suss, "a other
~ establishing u W. OPPOSED g. thr fst De-
haE
gnes opposed 10 ta seo1 b.cuss A, Introduction Il
Inferior ellen eut sOai OnlJ .cai g. Generalization
Rssored That ali fxcec, los shown The r snf the
hty ~ Ia abolish The social Lsb2 ~ tto Trop@ nat
the liberty Iritas iudFu~nt rsseay az.
meal impo BILE 10 eIscp and tier attempted TO be
forced Increase The fery evil theJ iseead 10 remove
That for lie Teo' ad protecting against
Illegal GBenhe 81 Cong ard toh susleuy iLs
saae Republic Aadre JohaOn both IA the
sueere thanks u tie Ansr.cAn people.
E,soilsd Ths. IN this es ~ The oonf' shen al tive patriots
should unite aud influence, cordially nyte ell tun~rs
with aghod.g 10 1S. Of Tie ststes snd ihe ia
,.i,d Tba the Governor Of h STATE sud otter ose.rs rd
EiA hin o., Sss tlrt have performed ihr yaos dates With
marked ability ard sly ai IN c,nm'if sn y ne s1arages Of
vki headed N the of JSs p English do
9TH tie that shes viii elect b largely ictssd
oty place e I'D sa'h s more ongT The ads
AFTER short speeches from VIM J. llannersby Of Hart
ford the Hon James Gallagher OF ms oiiy ana John H.
Glover OF Fairfield. the Convention adjourned.
NEW-IORK.
DELEGATES TO The REPUBLICAN sTIrE CON
VENnON.
RuINFBECK STATION, y. Y, Jan ~. AT the
Republican Assembly District Convention ~ bulchesa
County held here to-day, Msssrs. II. q. IlstmaO Henry
N Ncdder aud Moses G. sands clccteC ntl gales 10
The Republican state Convention TO be held ~ scte.
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