New-York tribune., 1884-12-15
Governors action was that he himself would oe

ovor,ors action was that he himself would b. oandi
Sse To Succeed Judge Hoyey there were faySTaSs
eSampc either showing non.psrnsan ns of scton,
or as exhibiting entirely unselnsa H nc udSes 70
W ncanccs now Governor Harrison will possibly
whatever he does will be done Tor inc Pu0A'
for no partisan purpose whatever. ,,ra County law
There ia some opposition among Hartoru WHO is
the anS sssGiSn an Of ABILITY He being
crotched" and moody. Them the oars{ i"e{ seriously
oEss wGss asan'i of Is n WisOx Of Deep River who
succeeded Judge Culver as state Asoni,oSn AOra,S, as
h Ms.sz Sssn on Sdss H the
suppor, in the ecnny apd ta sSps will go
east Of the Connecticut River Hartford County Son nn
other candidate beside Mr. Hamersies RcpnBcan and.
beside Mr. Wilcox in lddesex Is Mr itonSs candi.
dS;ei " Iudre florence OF the New.Fraven Comm23hI
Pleas Court and the two strongeSt, , De'noo'"
dates are Mcssrs. Hamersey and WILCOX
WHAT THE DEMOCRATS DID TEN fEAho ~.
II NAV not be Improbable. while speaking oi ne
cratic examples in Connecticut. to call the ,h
the Democratic editors the course OF theiI art
LEGISLATURE Just ten years ago, whel' io h.a
time In twcnty-three years Inc No' 60. rora
control OF both Legislative branches -. os
three superior Court vacancies to hn nav rt
before Executive nominations were p',n was the
concns selected the candidates. Mr EsVn Es me,oher
Democratic leader of the session. l.ie az democratic
was elected United states See zen The num-
caucus first proposed to frame bii me- ibt and
Der of soperor Court Judges r Imdges from Circuit
1dos The object of this bill was to MAKE NY n,el
for Demoerais 70 n i Who was in the senate; de
cated the scheme Then the peloeT SiureI reso-
,lng the three vacancies. Mr. EalOh hn6 be an
iuiinSS deciarng that three Democrats snDn" 40 or
rn,nod This ~ once passed; @ pns W, snnort B
a TajrRod County fyrnocrats to agree 10 suPPuV, go
" ReunhIican and II became necessary W lc
| consider Mr. Eaton was anxious 10 R"Ie et,ine lbs
pGmt1neruSS ruSoo prodley' OF New-Haven, elected put
if was fortnate escape as the judge soon ag was
an Irn,nte of an insane asylum. JudRe b,aiu9,VS ,ho
ncteI m and is today one OF the abes judges on 1h
bench. and Of the best ne sia % of Judges Hitch
cock and Martin both of whom Were su" nd thnre was
mat they ciii sorry figure on thc hehcn' n raJ a,
General satisfaction oppressed when both were ie'ne
'T T cu soa ~, raslatre made clean sweep OF every
,in, that vas worth having and its extreme pa
shp the means OF bringing anom} om}h, m bosbeen grad
,i,iiv extended with good results to many puoe II"
cAprNEr Maternal SCARCE
pomethlng Of controversy ia going on as to Governor
po,ot,r,s coire of Cabinet officer from Coh'c'i'u
whether II will he Eaion larnum, or Naiier N'','0l
cr t,pan gentlemen possesses iist the qhhliheh"on'
| vhrh a "Nclorm" administration Wohiu s,."
If A wcre hunting for halus nnd stetrsma,smnp m ~, r ~,
,,'' rs,lis,snn ,iniins tho Wari he wea netet tun
adhered hute fan,h ofa LAWYER NOT nuNhlhs n',v
man u mudeteie nhiliit and clever leieonn' N A.
| Air netnnn is aiinpt nhusR, 90 thp 'n'h,iN f Az
Viih gaat doe at hNslnosa di,e A the h,a1 NY ep m
Ain,tnistrtiun hufonn ho woui nut hr na usei,' W
nfuamruiA as at ihn tvrl nt - tawpasW hi ia
| t4..s. nm.
! Al tha President wore HfHhsihs tor p'l'""'U III ."t
| huatiun natnum and waller ha not eA', 't ~ ~, f w."
ut docs moi hep matters lopkinH tho Whun Hu'V W,
hone ha bVrt inlhiutd Democrats 90 h"l - ~ 49,
| tnhinet position viii como ina way NANNY ''' WV wv
| SOU that the iI shl sort OF material 10 H'"''"
PERSONAL AND oInFRWish'
| Governor elect Harrison willappoiht his hep"oW ~
| thur Osborne To be his private secretary lie WI"
| tain Frank Rood Of this city, IA executive olerh' MI
] Rood was first appointed by Governor bsco" "''' ""
continued by Governor Waller
The report printed that IL. L sperry. OF TINS CITY, Is
candidate for Railroad Commissioner is not true nj
eporry from the frst has been warmly ~ iaNol VI o
rcapp0iumcnt Of Colonel Hayward, Vi Op4oH'''0'' "0
| no douht will he his own successor 49,. l.. A.
After the feat Of the parallel railroad proecS ~ ,e
cyiai,,rc three Years ago General Kellogg, OF water
bnry brought suit against Jared ledhed OF E;Ss9N1 91
who the manager OF the sehehG 10 III uU
far services The case Is still on the docket, ana VIII
probably never come To trlal. . in - y ro,ort
Among matters OF legislative interest VIII DC IePoIt
of n sprral commission revision OF ptouitc l'"s
The commission revise the tax laws VIII IL Is eApsC
ed ask for an extension OF time IN WHICH W cVnpe'o