The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-29
P O l. 1 T [ @ A l..
The Political Outlook in Con-
necticut.
THE TICKETS AND THE ISSUES
The Greenback Men and the Pro-
hibitioniStS.


We are to have quadratera contest in this State
on Monday next There four tickets the field
We generally have had three, this year the green
back heroes to the front propose to fight il
out their own line For the Information OF those
who take an interest in Nutmeg State" politics,
will here append list Of the four principal tickets
far as the nominations have been made:-
DEMOCRATIC.
Governor-Chares X Ineersol OF New Haven.
Lieutenant G0uernOr--Gcorge G. Sill, OF Hartford.
Secretary Of Sfate-Marvn H. Sanger, of Canterbury.
COmptroLier-Allred r. Goodrich, OF Vernon.
Congress-Davd A. Wells OF Norwich.
Senator's.
Dist
l-Charles NJ Pond of Hartford
2-Chester Johnson OF Enfield.
3-TmoIhy C. Coogan, OF Windsor Locks
caleb b. Bowers, New Haven.
5-Benjamin Nichols, OF oxford.
7-AleSander S. Palmer, of stonington.
9-Willam 7. Cutler Jr. OF East Lynne.
10-Samuel G. Beardsey, OF TrumbulI
l2-Fredcrck W. Bruggerhon, of Darien
13-Edwin A. Buck, OF Windham.
14-T T. Leonard of Putnam
l6-Herman b. Eastman of Roxbury
l7-yaco6 B Hardenburgh Of North Canaan
1S-Charles G. Hubbard, OF Middletown.f
l9-washngton +. Wilcox OF Chester
2O-Ephram II. Hyde, OF Stafford
2l-Jabcr l. White, OF Bolton.
Governor-Henry c. Robinson, OF Hartford
Lieutenant GorernOr-Fredcrick J. Kingsbury, OF
Waterbury.
Secretary Of !S,atc-Francis A Walker Of New
Haven.
Tredsurer-Jeremiah Olney, of Thompson.
Comptroier-Eli Curtis, of WATERFOWL
Senator's
l-stephen NJ. Wells, of wethcrsncld
2-John l.. Houston, OF Enfield
4-Samuel T.. Merwn. of New Haven
5-Frederck w. Fem, OF Meriden.
7-BenIamln +. Stanton, OF Stonlngton.
S-Willis K Austin, of Norwich.
9-Silas p. Abel, OF Lebanon.
10-Davd W. Plumb Of Huntington.
l2-Secck j. ST. John, Of North Canaan.
14-Oscar Tourtelottes, Of Thompson.
10-Charles d. Bnn. OF New Milford
17-Alberto 7. Roraback, of North Canaan.
lS-William IL. Bcebe, OF Portland.
l9-Juius Atwood OF East Haddam.
20--Willam NJ. Corbn, OF Union
2l-Patten Fitch, OF Bolton.
Gorernor-Charles Atwater of New Haven
Lieutenant Gorernor-Francis Gillette, OF Hartford
Secretary Of State-Lucien V. Pumey of winsted
Ireasurer--I.oren +. Dodd, of New Britain.
Comptroiler-John A. Peck. Of Naugatuck.
PROHIBITION
Gopernor-Henry d Smith.
Lieutenant GOuernor-Jessc G. Baldwin.
Secretary Of State--Truel r. Cowles
mptroiLer-DaDncy Carr
These tho principal nominees put In the field SO
far This week the list will be completed. Several
Senators and a member OF the House OF Representa-
tvcs have yet be named by both the and
republicans. Vacancies will be filled up everywhere
by Thursday leaving tho battle ground clear for action
Monday next, April3
POLITICAL OUTLOOK
Connecticut is not much of place to get up an ex-
element The canvass hitherto has been somewhat
tame, and would prove had 1t been for the
Iate republican victory in New Hampshire There is no
Disgusting the fact the republicans Connecticut
have sanguino hopes of carrying the State next
week Such was undoubtedly the impression created
upon my mind in conversing with of the leaders
OF that party here to day.
STATISTICS
this annarent want of conhdenco 10 ron
siderable extent There local views calculated
10 the republican strength from last years
contest and the quadrlateral fight just naugurated
adds considerably more likelihood to the chances of
republican defeat glance at the figures of year
will give some idea the chances OF the coming
nght-
Total number OF votes cast for Governor 49, 100 ess
lngersOH luefn So, 1852
brecne rep 44,212
smith tprohoitionlstl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1882
Scattering. 81
lngersolPs majority. 6,52l
By these figures 1t will be that Connecticut is q
close State. little 100 900 votes OF last year