New-York tribune., 1873-02-20
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRACY.
CHARLES r. NGERsOLL NOMINATED foh
GOVERNOR.

CHARLES IL, lNGEhTOLb
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TICKET NoMINATED-TllE PLAIfoNh-lhE U
RECORD OF THE CANDIDATES.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THB THBuNhl
U,prpopD. Feb. 1O-The Democratic and 4
Liberal state Convention met at Allyn nan 'uis non
ing with very large attendance OF deeR"'es. p"Rn'
Morris cf Bridgeport was chosen teinporaiy
and ,uh,coucntly permanent President OF the Conven'
t,on .Dovid Clark late Chairman Of the Liberal State
central committee was Frst Vice President After the
usual preliminary business the state Ceiai 'onil''ee
was appointed as follows - -. Ia
Let District George G, Sumner, Hartford I'D -.
Hamilton. East wnds9r lid Il. W Nh Thomas Eimes
Derby With John A. Byxnee, West Meraep; aies
Ralph H. Wheeler New London viin Yn Morn! m seS
mour bridgeport XIth, 2. Fairmnn NeTtoTn rnn NIt'
Charles A. Weed S55mf9cG stan Tc1Gs Kingy XVIII Henry
d. Drake Winstcd; XVIII. j. b bilstoI, vf9Th JI9 N w
XyG Maaftoan a. a9sEn xxn XIX George Arnold Had
dam; XXth. r. 5. Hicks, Toland; AAiS'' !" d.
Coventry.
The Hon. 7. NJ Waller OF New-London then presented
the name OF the Hon Charles Il Ingersol of New-Iiaven
as candidate for Governor, ard he was nominated by
reclamation amid much applause. George g. sill OF
this CITY Liberal Republican was then nominated for
Lieutenant Governor by large vote there being but
little opposition. Marvin H. Sanger OF Canterbury and
John W stedman, editor of The NoT1oiA Advertiser
The former was nominated by accamation. For Treas
urer O Vincent Coffin Of Middetown and William i.
| RAYMOND OF New-Canaan were presented by. their
| friends but Mr. Coffin being president OF savings
bauk which had voted TO lend no money at less than
eight per cent and his being in favor Of the repeal Of
the IJsury law, lost min the nomination MT Raymond,
who was nominated by accamation is Liberal The
ticket was completed by nominating Dr. A K Goodrich
| OF Vernon for the Controership.
The following resolutions then read and adopted
unanimously:
| Pesolred That the Democratic and Liberal party IS
hased upon the principles the Constitution declared
Cincinnati and Baltimore. IL Is firm IN the CONVICTION
that its just and that It's nnal success cannot DC
Resolrca That We arraign the President of the United
states for using pardOning power III the interest OF
fhe halot-box Suffers aud repeaers; for prosuutng
the high trusts committed TO his hands az Time OF ex
traordnary Generalization ana puDnS TIQ0hgs, 70 Ihe
interests OF those who make sport OF the ballot and de-
bauch the elections; for striking down Ia,.u Oa3-
net officer TO please corrupt lhB' duu pioSuhlnE III
retaining another who pays Out 70 geedy c0rlho-
Of ali law; for using the army to crush the ciy power
and the right Of States We arr4gn the NiSefesldent
completely in one Of the greatest and most corrupt
schemes bribery known to influence the votes OF
money for benefit OF corporation organized Tor the
sole purpose OF plunder we aTIalg te eaullg men oI
the aid they have rendered to corrupt rings for the waste
of public money upon steamship subsidies ana Gr WICK
edy sauandering the public lands upon combinations as
! cSrTupt as the Credit Mobier. We auaign the party
that iepudates Senator Caldwell. ana places Senator
| Cameron M the head OF the Committee which
Charles Sumner so long presided TO the satisfaction OF
OF all parties. We arragn tlat party IoI lts maliolu
corrupons elections, in the appropra ons IN the
contracts and the legislative and executive depart
| meuts OF the Government
Res3ired That the influence OF Federal o1lceholders
from the President downward in political affairs which
are exclusively under state lurlsdlcuoh mas aready
led TO results which should rouse lhouShui ATTENTION
and prompt action on the part OF voters; Governor
receiving no from the people oisted upon state
by Presidential orders, the creation OF state lsesIsI
ress OF the electoral votes Of States and parts OF
the electoral vote Of another state are among e adt
IfDIl
Resoir1d That the sympathes of this Convention and
OF all who believe in national independence and repub
Ucan government due 10 the lnd0Inlape patriots OF
Cuba in the arduous struggle for freedom and lust gov
ernmcnt which they have so long aud bravey main
tained the face OF enormous ODDS ana unprecedented
| difficulties. Though the Administration at Washington
has been against them the hearts OF the American peO
pie nave ceased 10 feel for their suhenss OF TO
RSsoIred That we welcome spain to the siserhood Of
republics and look forward 10 inc freedom oi Cuoa d"
| Resoired That in tho death OF Horace Greeley the
| men one who showed himself capable OF regarding
country before party who kept himself pure in time oi
corruptOn who earlier than most OF his fellow
countrymen and condemned the prevalent depray-
ty Of tue Republican leaders ana warned he people III
| your country, National aud state needs purhcaiOn
and that the leading men IN our Government shouu DC
Resoired That the repeal Of the Usury law followed
and other states has resulted in evils that call for
remedy not Of which the tendency TO change
our savings institutions from deposlt0res OF the great
est safety speculative institutions of questionable
character Further action on the part oi the Legislature
| is demanded.
Pes0red That the legislation OF this State 10 protect
labor and labOrng children has been IN the night dTeC
ton but something Is needed; aud 10 secure the
equal and advantages OF education 70 the poor AZ
| well as the wealthy, We deem the establishment OF
bureau labor statistics this state 70 be important
ReS0lred That since the adoption OF the Constitution Of
this State nifty years new Industries ana vast
| publc enterprises have into existence In every
departmeut revision j. necessary and s demanded by
the general interests OF the state and We recommend
call for Constitutional Convention by lAe ensuing
| General Assembly.
There is 70 doubt that the ticket nominated has
siderable strength, and that the will be
! citing as any OF late years The local feeling New
| Haven against what is termed by the Republicans OF
that city Hartford Regency, IL is believed, Will be
worth several hundred votes 10 Mr.. IngersOn, who
! unless the Republicans in other sections Of the
state make extraordinary exertions has excel
lent chance Of being the next Governor Leading Demo
Gratis express themselves confident OF his election
The feeling Of New-Haven may be inferred from the
fact that neither OF the Republican newspapers have
placed OF the party candidates at the head Of
| their columns. Mr.. IngersOn is prominent lawyer.
Two years ago he represented NewHaven in the Legis
laure and managed the capital question for that city
with considerable ability 1t is not thought that he has
great elements Of popularity outside Of NewHayen, and
would not have been nominated this year bitter
feeling among New-Hayen Republicans. Judge siu Of
this city OF ability, but has been candi
date any Office Of importance before. Dr Goodrich
| Of Vernon has much personal popularity Tolland
County and was candidate for Congress from this dis
trct two years ago. and defeated by the late Mr..
Strong. The other candidates are not much known out
OF their counties At "A meeting of thc state Central
Committee, after the Convention George G. Sumner OF
| this city elected Chairman.
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