New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-04
POLITICAL.
CONNECTICUT.

CORRESPONDENCE OF THB TRIBUNEI
Nrw-U.vFS. Feb. 3.-The Connecticut ke-
t,,.or state Convention met to-day in Music Han IN
- CITY Notwithstanding the extreme incemency Va
che weather there quite large attendance nv
otio, was called to order at 10 O'Clock a. NJ y! tno
nv bartlett Bent, Chairman OF the State CehIAl
bttee The Hon. John Tibbetts OF London was e
tnnnnorarv Chairman. The following Committees W.
tbeh appointed by the chair: Committee on @ ea
ORGANIZATION. consisting Of one lnemDer rom noTber
torSj District; Committee Credentials one IheIpoT
Prom each County; Committee Resolutions tno A0''
kamue r. Rockwell, Chairman, ana ~ Ot1eIS ettepd-
Tbe Committee on Credentials reported a lul SSsoSani
oaof Gelegates The Committee on Permanent VI s San
sation next reported MaofGen HaWIG{ aS name
President. The announcement OF Gen Twentyono
Vce-Presidents named and toOk ' Thn Tweedy of
Rnh,rX and r r Beutlev were named as eecre'"4
fhe report was received and adopted r,ed his hearty
0eh t 9Convcniion for the compliment paIo G Gi
Before saying what he had to say ne TPnuIcan party
venon to celebrate me @ hearty cheers for Ulysses
IS Grant The cheers were gwen nartv cheers for
Chairman then proposes pSTty achieved Connecticut
In Apr Gen Hawley then proceeaea Mn inosed ON the
ne sad me Tet4 t tr the next four years additional
abors ana duties The country st3ou be eight wears
r0urse OF glory and prosperity puluh Ion5s of the
~ bcb lie Government had been in the hau ~ vas
Rcnnblcau parry had been %eec oboIished
inod nos ible in a century slavery had 9een @ f t6e
neeHSu P Of seressiOn-the bane and danger oi to
Souptry-had been destroyed 1u' narty There was a
nnd debt TO be paid the Republican party wTu
never consent pay that DEBT III any o' To nav his
kbat named in the contract lAPpausViI to dld;pinis
debt as early possible, strict ecouOny III n9 t tere
tration of the Government necessary but lnere
tra other duties devOlvng the Republican party
Gbourh slavery had been destroyed, wrong anu oPlce
son existed i'm many OF the States 10 was the duty OF
Un pnnbcan party to sec that Justice was done, and
ihat the rights Of American citizens were protseteu III
sXerv mart of the country. Tho speaker believed That
',tytT CONGRESS with Gen. Grant President, would
airy ont the already begun ana that the queslon
tntio1 of race aud color which really modern
beresy would be done away with III dld not nave lts
RsIbounsp Gen Grant would that every loyal man
should be secure In his property and his lte that ne
assemble when and where he pleased. lAppauseI
The war had not yet accomplished It's purposes
Snti citizens were safe everywhere. tAppauseI
The great questions now before the country would nave
Serty as they We're pledged to do by the Chicago Con-
tenon they expected to retain control OF the Govern
lar OF the public debt must be paid in gold ana SILVER
Except where the contract otherwise provided. AZ
bring us back a sound currency. Above ALL we must
remember that eternal vigilance is the price OF bery
Eew.Haven. who opened the Convention with PRAYER
The member from Rocky Hill moved the nomination
BY reclamation Of the old ticket OF last year The prOpo
BitiOn was received with applause.
MIR Gum OF Milford thought every man should stand
OIL his own merits and moved as an amendment, dlVl
pon Of the ticket and vote for each separately by bal
lot Some discussion ensued among members and the
Convention finally decided to vote for the nominees sepa
tately The first ballot for candidate for Governor
and resulted: Marshall Jewell the old nomnee) 9S4
NOUS The next taken for Lieutenant; Governor
Col. Francis wayand Of New-Haveu, and Hon David
Nichols OF DanbuTy, put in nomination The friends
Of Mr. Nichols withdrew his favor of Col. Way
land The Convention proceeded to ballot resu lung,
Mayland, ga; scattering, n. The nomination OF
Col. Wayland then made unanimous.
Hiram Appelman was nominated for Secretary OF state
by accamatOn Col Vessels of Richfed, the old nomi-
for Treasurer. withdrew his name from the Conyen-
ton. David r. Nichols was put In nomination Tor Treas
ton next baoted Tor Controller Jas W Manning being
the prominent candidate from the old ticket Nh Man
rfa aiFa ffnV yreg III an irunn
The folio wing members of the state Central Committee
we're apPoeNG c by gou H6 IeG HSh 6omPss
G. Ii. Plat Alfred Colt, Allen Tenny. f. Y Day, Wm T.
Jeremiah oiney, s. T. Calhoun, n +. Baldwin, LYMAN
DerTng, b. Bent, A. Nj. Wright. Lueius Fuller, and w.
FIr That having devotion the
Administrator entire National Government by The Republican
party We believe VI" s ps % RpSesn
cooperation with the national party OF the Constitution
SSd Tfst heartily rejoice fth Union Rsgpb
man sse and order highest hopes the coming
% and eHsa believing that eounrrs honor home and
Abroad viii keeping and pledge him our enthusiastic
supervision 6e revenues and expenditures That we heartily
sDgrOy al rs'p the declaration o. Vie p'
an adopted having been established By
and justice well preservation m representation IN Con
s 90 that this nav De truly deriving just powers
Tesa Tia. We demand that throughout Republic
shall be protected in their ghito print assemble aud
Gton and 10 their right Of person and property
Fh recognize importance Of the pending issues
burden improve credit that capitalists will
SSps the Scied1ess AID esse,s Of rsPoon in al is form, and
ess and believe 4 20 the dq Congress 70 h formally Ihn
oberS distinctly provided The original contract second nio
egc The economy every branch Of tho Governments third
refuse eli subsidies and appropriations raod enterprises
outside Of hs ma'sry Of The fourth see
cab max. constant aim to resume specie payment and give The peo
3urbaBce sIth TAXATION from labor and
Fecsss fhf and 10 impose As far a. possible upon articles Of
Elegantly visited with the fall penalties Of public opinion ard statute las
ouc labor ebssJ No rebels dangerous to the
lion the credit the state has been fully maintained sIes reduced
{ - 80 srsl, 80 ~ Tnos ~ 49, 49, 49, W. W.
es short aud odussoa, Of the General Assembly
psedue for mileage other allowances save in the seest obedience
10 and the necessities Of the public service and nd
Eigh soldiers sailors
engaged I9s Is v and hereby express our .sssTs
Eah TbstB government Of majority absolute purity Of
The baotbOI Indispensable 70 the psrpu Of Republican Hsu
We place ia nomination to-day capable faithful and pal.
otto citizens worthy o. honor and trust and eanr deternins
nation appeal our fslOwstsnI repeat April the grand
'ihe sixth resolution which appears in the above,
Eas not reported originally by the Committee. Gen.
Hawley requested the Rev DR. Patton 10 take the chair
while lac presented additional resolution by which he
wanted the Connecticut State Convention strike blow
AZ the corruption that getting into our whole Rev.
ehue system Tbs resolution was hailed with enthusi.
asIn, ana passed unanimously. Adjourned.
Arthur /. Foreman, Governor Of West Vir-
gnia Tuesday last elected to the United States
Senate succeed Peter G. Van Wnkle whose term az
pires on the lth Of March next Mr. Boremans second
term Governor Of West Virginia expires in March next
he having been FIRST elected in 1904 His promotion to III
Senate is evidence that his administration Governo
met the approval Of the people Of his State.
Mr.. Nelson has introduced into the Senate O