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General Logan United States se,sssr -
Illinois.
SPKIsdPIELD, Jan. IT, 1871.
This morning both Houses Of the Lerialamrs ,oo,,
order to vote for United States Senator. In m.
senate Thomas j. Turner, democrat received N:
House n votes were cast for Turner 90 for Locsn'
ana for Snyder.
COnnscficus Democratic state Convene,or-
The Old State On1cers Renominated-sovera
Arr"isnmcus sfthc Adpinistra tion-The Pre-
siden1s 81. Domingo Policy Denounced.
HARTFORD, Jan. IL 1871.
The Democratic State Convention for the nomi.
nation OF State officers met In this city to-day The
convention was not as largely attended as usual
1t being understood that no change would be maae
In the State ticket and there would be no strife for
places on the ticket.
The Convention was called to order by A. e. Burr.
chairman OF the State Central Committee VINO an
nounced that r. ). Cleveland, Of Hampton, had BEEN
selected as temporary chairman. Mr. Cleveland
made no speech on taking the chair except brief
r ACKNOWLEDGEMENT q the honor conferred upon him.
Of the Hartford Times, was appoInteG Chairman Of
tne Committee ON Resolutions william W. Eaton,
ton. and F. A. Marden, OF stamford. and Thomas
walsh, OF Middletown, secretaries.
0 or Is sreSn eha cna ne
nouncing the st. Domingo scheme, the granting OF
public lands to railroad companies and military In
The present State officers were renominated by ac-
ta cama'ion:-For 5 Governor. James e. English; Lieu.
state, Thomas NJ. Waller; Treasurer, Charles M.
Pond; COMPTROLLER, Seth II. Logan.
The following are the resolutions as adopted:-
worthy Of the confidence OF the people, because failed
ss ana " I pocs
1S ps reform o the abuses Of the tariff permitting s rnc
nue. because upholas and maintains sIssna
"nS IL s The
Of shs government because \. foreign policy and
s!say
i based building central power Which, M
q connseea% nm following in
ably 81 sns
and hs consequent extension OF American n
sasn aas hsy are :sn
n &. SS
Ton Justly liable he greatest :uspcons raashs with
nnss,seS % n o. our institutions and meets with our
Resolved That retsratng .me-henorsd principle Of tho
S' the s:'f%on on III
ss5s a q us ss si Ss
%ena Of % cur Of
The and dssSies q
Leader Of .Is rsiO.mss that The party which ss ss%e
prescribe and dsfranchlse its opponents merely thu
Rurp0so R OF mantsnins 1seif N power and monopozna
and VIII be bound 70 90 TO the bottom,
Resolved That the Of being the people.
schools a ahd education es.en
Resolved That the appropriation by the radical party Of
nearly OF acres Of the public domain 10 railroad
q and spectators fhs
thus gwen away greater than the entire
embracing population OF wastcS
s gripping lessenna the
ability OF the government to provide free homesteads Thsy
nave parted with lands which would provided ia the
future No scrss for each Of 700 600 families.
Resolved Inat we approve OF the judicious MANAGEMENT
OF the Executive Department of the State, are grntfed
20 earn that xoooO Of the State debt TO paid within
Resolved That 10 Governor James E. English and the
gentlemen associated with him the ticket have the
support. - ~