New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

iok; whom tho vote declared much dissatisfaction
Was pcSscd over the count, and many delegates wcn
t ] m Uou not spe9lhIy IaEUIa9,c 70 'ne 9,.ocos a.
.e Ticket II change Is made, Mr. Batiel VIII be again
prose ana there II 0ircAdy move Tor the Hon. Olyei
HCyt 81 stanford hut as tairiied County already has
OF Mr lloyt arc not very encouraging. IL IL tc
MN ~ areer, indeed than hrat-o1Ss county out Vest
hcle should DO great strcss laid In Conventions and
you hear everywhere II ono sixby-niue county east
Of the Connecticut River has representative on state
ticket that settles the dues for that county, and when
the next candidate comes mp ho must reside elsewhere
on the CSi bank Of our beautiful river The Underwriting
rule should no. Of course, nomination OF the best men the
party REACH regardless of residence and OF oil the
miserable petty aulthudngs OF snallSouled pOilclahs
VINO busy themselves about the gigantic D Claims oi
An unusual degree OF interest win be added to tho
state election In April, from the fact that the election
Tor Congressman IL to be held ~ the same time In me
lat District (harford and TOiland Countles the non
Julius L. Strong. the present Republican member, viii
be renomnated by acciamation, aud he VIII also Dc
reelected by increased majority. Two years ago, hs
competitor the Hon James Dixon, who had then
just closed his career In the Senate of the United s
as an Andrew johnson patriot but hs pnbe life Is now
closed, and you will hear from him as candl-
date for ohice. The Democrats have men enough Ih
Hartford TO make Congress candidates MS thick az pedes
sessing the requisite ability 70 represent ts dsIlc' 1S
II was never represented before Take w W. Ihioh W,
dt-any one of them would accept the nomination
with the most profound gratitude and selfconhdenc'
shall forbcar from singing out the man VINO ID TO De
In the Second District New-Havon and Middlesex
Counties) the Hon. s; W. Kellogg viii he renominaed
by the Republicans. lie has proved valuable MEMBER
though he has been grossly sbused by the Democratic
press and has been followed n the most vndctiye man
by DR.. j. j. jacques of Waterbury whose removal
from the oce OF Postmaster no was INSTRUMENTAL IN
securing, and against whom he has just brought snt
for libel laying his damages at $4,000. The Democrats
in this District are having more than llYey tme' anu
when their Convention meets in EcwIaVen on the 2Hh
inst, the will be exciting Last year John ken-
drck of Waterbury was tine most prominent cana
against james +. Babcock Of Newllavon, each deyel-
Oping about the strength in the COnycnton After
very many balotngs, the latter was nominated 10y ma
iory OF only Mr.. Hendricks friends raised the
cry Of fraud and went home disgsted As BabcocA was
defeated in the election, bis supporters aribted u 70
Hendricks influence, and that kendrick IL candl-
date for another nomination. against the wishes ot te
NowHaycn Ring controlled by The Regiser Iewspapef'
But nc is u very pucky fighter, and has
the odds of having made q business OF ms
nomination for tie past year by gong over tpe
whole district and pipslaying for it. He has secured
delegation from his town unanimously IN t IdNor,
and il Is now said that the preliminary meetings In New
Haven show that he will have support even from por-
tion OF the delegates from that city His csof competitor
this year. is Charles r. IngcTso who ~ undtIstoon 10
be the 1avOrite candidate Of Gov Engllsh; eIo are
several other candidates who may come III 10 dl's it
ballot and make the Convention Interesting IRON Wnat
know Of Hendricks determination believe me rug
managers in NewBayen viii mud II very dincut mat
Ter to defeat him.
In the lid District Cyew-London and windham coun-
tics) Mr.. staIkwc9ther the present memntT, ueH.Cn "
denomination, hut he has aIeudy served Two WfH7'
and New London County has, Tor series OF years,
furnished the candidate there Is strong movement 10
secure the nomination 0f ndham County card dhte.
Tie fcCiug i s attcrcOunty Is wrought uptO tie Sh-
est Dch ard Inany delegates, elrsldY elected, have
some one from that locality. The Hon. Henry Mi cve-
land of Brootly" nave intlneHtt'l stpDoft IN te
nominated by the Democrats. In the lFIn DlstfIGt
Qitchhcd and Fairfield Countless the Hon. william H.
Barnun. the ronmonger OF Salisbury ana present me
renOnnated by the Democrats. The k'pubileihs may
take up the Hon b. BeaTdsey OF Brdgrp.rl as'9, OF
take the candidate who stood next to ln N the ~ Con-
yeution, Mr. a. Ii. Gyn6tOn Of Ihe EOTi00E Gazt!fe