The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07
THE CONNECTICUT CANVASS
a DEMOCRATIC TICK ET TEAMS
victory IN NOVEMBER.
Richard u. Hubbard for Governor and Col
II. Is. LOomls for 1icutcnnnt-Rigid Econ-
Omy and Honest Governmeut Demnhd ed.

Richard u. Uubbard for Governor and Col.
II. Is. LOOMS for Iicutcnnnt-R Rigid Econ-
omy and Honest Government Demanded.
HARTFORD, Sept. 6-The Democratic
State Convention met at 1880 A. NJ, and organ
lied by choosing Charles Durand OF Derby TER
manent President. Mr. Durand. I'm his speech,
said he was personally acquainted with Gov
Hayes. and said he was an honest, high toned
American gentleman. who never made an enc
my, and for this latter reason he believed he
would be controlled by other men. Gov. ridden
had made enemies, many OF them, who would
be found where robbers had been pursued to
prison. The election OF Tiidcn would put an
end to military government There could be no
peace while tho ambition TO carry on a CAM
paign by military force was dominant. 1t was
matter for gratitude that the profound states
man, Samuel J. Tilden. Is not a military officer,
not even a corporal.
At the afternoon session. the Committee on
Resolutions made their report. The brst two
resolutions cordially approve OF the nominees
OF tho st. Louis Convention, aud adopt the
platform upon which they stand. The rest Of
the resolutions are us fOllows:
R.solrsd That a polticsl party continued in power
eorr.pt and that recent Official lnvcstgauons have
Lroves mat sixteen years Of power 10 the Federal
steadily Increasing impurities into the puzzle services.
toNnlhatuh6 10 tepletc the puUllC Treasury
grown 10 powerful ana their partisan Influences
strong that the Republican party Is unable TO reform
reeeeuI It's promises OF reform within its own
Ise 80 eaTaes made four ycsrs ago and
ami sbfining complete change Of parties IN the ad.
radiys reform ID The evil service wncrc demorsas
es0 R ' Ssw as eP9SS S cur re
our na0ua shuno seek to shif the responsibility upon
and mex tnat They may De continued In power for the
sax % screfornsuou. An history teaches that
fpu arl
hsoNed Thai while one great cause Of the prostra.
n ana te dhS shs , sn ri S'g e eo eus
Of anorers NAV ne found IN the Unparalleled
oM,ial oofrup u ana ,AieNs Rancc OF the tttubhc
e. rnd ~ aeccn BANNING nhbcarahle taxation ny
n.y,q h, p AZ b cu,s 1n, pasi 'e''n year We
puuic party "a C0uxr,s- ciIutsty opposing the rc-
tt,nclincnt anu thc ecouomc p1ncy OF Inc Democratic
htsolt'i-lhai the pemociouc Liberal party OF Con.
n,steut. Nlich Las controlled the Adm nstraiIon Of
NE ste lot ioaf years to tue satisfaction II the peo-
~ s-Trat there shan be riell economy IN the public
sNn "nsui,s ana We 'nani tn' Loser House OF con.
Inc amount Of ,so1o6o1in th,s r.ea no
lIis..d over ihs c9moueu OPPOSITION 4 lh. krpuDn-
aud thc en. &c s,ininstrafi d.
.a Sc That very dishonest incumbent Of ruohc
~ Try o o99sT S,trn.i trsSigts IN me c ser,ict
hon,s' sAd iai'hu .Acers hail DC nfuste- with quo
lrs1,llsi the military slall be sqeorenae to the
s ce,sr ' Fedr Si'fs. . ma are yn s
s"no ihe sisndlng army INTO state 10 iUtcrf re With
VISION, VI 900 CONSTITUTION, ~ Zoe Ctyrruorur Leist.
MOI bt an, ian Of i6e ~ in' - f'p 1T
socicis rra,r tnc G MIRO. ~ U..i,i staos Nsr.hts
see as occurred or urcis.5a IRAN .f,i to 'ler
calico iortn,ip d N Outrage ursn tnr people aud
No Teton 90 te pr,uc. is u cur Government IT,
n,nst, j. nu tc.erh adnnal.tnt.cn le.liastp
perae,us.e j., power ay do 80 oy - cacny the
fcuftn- that there mi ira wisrr .ollS 10, regard
70 our tys;ein 81 axAtloai hat ar coumerc, non
II anu IRE LIE infused loo the important ini p
80 M p,J IL wy, ,'i sn. -.nnS r Tcve.lr
10 m~nL thousands Of oe-esvlns lporrr. VINO are Idle
Gov,rnne1 10 control the citctioGs saai cease iaa
nv "eSe..y't sn-i hot IMPOSE Aciul acts upon
j. a. ~ar IN the priaeip,cs of cur Government.
So &c Of ihe enlightened statesman samuel ii der
au !, , me anv OF eyer sood c1en nea Sosernment
msnt" ''''" =" '"' "'''"' 81 Common 'c"'So'erH
FIfin-That there .hsl' a return TO specie psvmcnt
h.ve entire copnuence that unaer The sl.e sisiesmAn
Jul vii be- susey ctea VI ae shscs or let iarSt
tne coanr. tn cn.rsr mat the Denpc ,tc party i
~ %, , 4 ealing en- entity WIN Ma. problem
fog a II" e, s'1ss i52S Party h.
vi unlimited u'~er hss uttct, failed curing All mat
zoo 10 .-A, tuc none OF tAc people as sood the
ne, .rtd. ina, iour var. m ccononc, Democratic
the 81 ~ 10 a sonnd and s.. factory e., itn ur1 a
reuuccd rate OF uIatlous tat the consecutive a,ilon
measures aLd Ia otser'iis rigd economy meriir'tir
10 ae. lor continued SUPPORT u tlc sse beaocfate
aud l. 0tral p-rtj ana pony.
non or 90 t4ectols ~tuJpt rrsard to hrir prVlogs
p4ttl fMaiiuur IA our s,rugsC TO AccoMuhsh Lrta o
ic.orns ln the administration o. ihe Gpyriuu f, aud
tuuou and laws Of tAe Uaiou.
The names Of Francis u. L1oms OF New
Lonuon. ana Richard ID. lluuoaio Of Hartford,
The nsue Of Origeu ;. seymour VINO had been
sugessted as n candidate. WAS Withdrawn.
A Conference be weeu the ieaIets of the party
lea 10 me Withdrawal OF other candid itos VINO
had been talked Of. and the presentation of n.
u. Huooards nHm- VITA an orpft TO nominate
Tim b, aCCldmatiOn. Col. l. lutnls'a friends in
sisted upon a ballot, Finally motion Vas
made to nominate Mr.. HUBBARD for Governor
aud Nr Lpomis for Lleutenant-Go ycru hy ac-
ctdmitlon. out befCre II was put COT IOa MISS
iu,nds asked ip r.tue for consultation, wutcn
WAS a:rerd To, ana tne convention took a recess.
Ga Resembling. tAa Aew London county del
t1atiun retuihed. and Mr. w llcr announced
IA SIT. 10 lniis. by aCvice OF friends, n ID con-
sen rd to stand IN Connecticut. where Mir. Gas
ton had cursrnted to stand Ia Massachusetts.
aul take second place on the tiCket. Messr,.
Hubbard and LOotnis were then nominated by
a. ciainatiOn.
Tue STATE ticket was completed by the noml-
nation ot Dwight l.. Norris Of bridgeport for
secretary Of ate, Edwin \. Buck OF " iudham
for treasurer, and Charles [. HUBBARD OF Mid
die own for Comptroller.
kcsOluttul : we're passed thanking Gov. Inger-
SOIL ana the OLD state officers Tor their services
10 the State, ANA endorsing the new Coustitu-
ton.
Ine following ticket for Presidential electors
was nominated:
A. Large Coy. Chas r Ingersoll, New Haven Gen.
VIM. : anAln hartford
llrri DISTRICT -duAn ) DubaOn, Vernon.
Second Dntrct- Geo. Elliott, Clinton.
Thru III tilct Charles Osgouu. Norwich
fou. ia pi-Tct- George Taylor, New Milford
THE HELL GiTE EXPLOSION