The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-25

Grant Sustained snd the Non
re Desxins RssfRrmsd
HARrroKn Conn.,. Jan. ~ ls71
The Republican state Convention to-day tempora~
mis- organized by the choice Of Mr.. Charles Parker
OF Meriden. as temporary Chairman The Convene
ton was large one. embracing very many Of the
prominens republicans OF the STATE. Committees,
were appointed ON credentials. permanent organi-
cation and resolutions
Mr. Augustus Brandagee. OF New London was
selected as President Of The Convention. with
twenty-onc Vice Presidents and four secretaries,
Mr. BRASpAaEE ON taking the chair, said tho Con-
vention had assembled 10 take
NO NEW DEPARTURES IN PoLIrICs:
but under the old leaders OF the State and nation, to-
march on 70 new triumpha He arralgned the
democratic party for its record vefore ana during
the war; ana spoke OF the work accomplished BY the
republican party a. something unparalleled In the
history Of any human organization. He pointed
with pride to the record Of the past and pledged,
The party to sustain the great principle OF equal
rights to all men, and invited the cooperation OF all
the friends OF temperance who sympaShixed with.
the principles OF the party or recognized It's grcas
works The old ticket for State of1cers was unani-
mously renomnated by reclamation as follows:- |
For Governor-Marshall Jewell. OF Hartford.
Lieutenant Governor Morris Tyler, OF New Haven
Secretary OF State-Hiram Appleman, OF 0rotOn.
Treasurer-Dsvid p. Nichols, oil Danbury.
Comptroller-James w. Manning. OF Putnam.
A committee waited upon Governor Jewell to in I
form him Of his nomination and request bis pres
ence In the Convention, and soon he appeared and
was received with great applause
He thanked the Convention for the honor and
said that, this being time when reforms were
going on IN the State and nation, he did not feel az
liberty to decline anv position the people asked him
tn Ia
that this was his last candidacy for any office.
submitted to the Convention Is as folows:-
The republicans OF Connecticut In state Conven.'
ton assembled. declare % follows:-
ns. and prnoiulss Of the republican party
and q the national platforms. and
II proved that free eovsr1ment based on the win
a S1 %
Of .ns s e.
By M great sss 81 noq nnS
wary war Having incurred great debt, the
a ssSs ea
yearly cutting Down iss.ion MISUNDERSTANDING the marvel
grown IN wealth and population.
been reduced nearly three hundred dollars peace
e: sf
BY rmness justice md good fsn the rGhss o. al.
Wherever found. .crupaoasy protected; self
a s.
rsa MUrn IN srssy
rnird-That we have undimnIshed confidence the pat
sSa 1S on as S
thank 0abins. and the two House. Of Co n:re,
lead The
out fear partially attacking all fraud, dshonor
in our political AFFAIR." and rejoice q the pposJ
Cordial thanks therein pledge him enhusiasuo,
Ts@in national affairs first. large rsduct,Oa
ABOUT RxsuxprroN OF SPECIE PAYMENT
s; vsn 70
# 20 10 han
~S ss
nd and psrempory laws for prompt redempton
W. ssssa :,;s A.
in in limited 1 Quantities TO actual settlers.
If s Let ss sss
as
WILDE only better To any that on mature
and labor We win give our warmest support ...,.
for s arm execution of constitutional process In coec
ing Infamous election frauds last 70 the best Of -
and other counted and no more The happy
ruin Of . ~ve ,
encourages US to believe will DO easier here
EhThat in addition to the legitimate duties and rIghs
and and urging SS s
up ao Ice as
higher tone 0 public g nj a, b. ,an, IN III.
he snsroacSmsn 81 powerful corpc5sons sspssiay
Tsnih-whie recognizing the Fundamental principles
believing only republic should exist this Continent.
would urge IN Congress TO keep
ss% "a:
its brh and we would earnestly desire 20 ssssaS . Al
ny and ala 20 w re our
Approve Of the scn an sSs ion
highest evidence In our power py
them for reelection and pledgng our utmost 70 ns' end
General J. r. Hawley was elected deiegate at
large In the National Convention for the Fist Con-
occasional district by reclamation and Bartlett Bent
| from the Second and Lubin /. Sayles rom the
Third, by ballot, when tho convention ADJOURNED
IN THE AFTERNOON SESSION
| the following additional delegates TO the National
| Tweedy, OF Danbury, at large; James D. Frary.
| Hartford county; Charles Parker, New Haven
| county; Daniel Chadwick, New London; Jared z.
seph F. Calhoun Litchfeld; israel NJ. Bullock. Fair.
| field; George 8. Mouton, Windham the platform
| THE STATE COMMITTEE
| The following state Committee was appointed
Henry T. sperry, Hartford; j. v. johnson, Enfield P.
don; Joseph A. ,selden, Norwich ". H. Hayward.
SocS SsSsuy bsssn
Putnam Alber! Day. Brookxn Ch.rle: AndreTs Latch.
| c. b. Pomeroy, Stafford; E. p Packer Coventry
The Convention adjourned at q quarter past three
eheers for President Grant, There was also earnest
applause at some points during the reading OF the
| resolutions, especially at the sentences endorsing
the President, and at the allus0n TO c0rrecr0n Of
the ballot box frauds.
AIAnv RuRNED Tn DEATH