The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-11

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M1arDu. May S.-There u probably no
gtats IN the United States where such peculiar
conditions Of Journalism exist - IN Oonasoti.
cut There can be found In no other State
Legislature that will - unblushinsiy vote
away the money Of the taxpayers ~ In the Nut
meg State. To be sure there are not % large
hauls made. for Connecticut man. whether hs
b farmer. professional man. or manufactur-
Or. 10 thrifty soul. and doesn't wish to have
money taken from him without receiving .
Qtid pro quo. And just now on rainy days and
on some days which are not % moist he puts
in little time In asking the late member Of
the Legislature for his town how Il happens
that the Legislature consented TO Day the re-
portsrs Of the Connecticut daily newspspsrs
$500 apiece. He asks unabswsrabls questions
- TO the service performed for the State By
ceiysd TIE DriSS q Thirty tubs o. butter Of four
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va? returned and the system shown up In plain
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viii be remembered, used 70 bully bis assoe!:
wife opened on him one day with q pair Of
SCISSORS and compelled Arkansas to fee incon.
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can az o. DO what il plsases and no one viii
fine proprletors Of the Connecticut dailles arc
alleged to have In many instances divided the
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x; turned q .mons she ssssis q ths asIiss:
slmost anything that may be alleged concern:
hs next Session. Of ths The
who represents any town IN the rotten borough
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private statute repealed.
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Credit Mcbler. The question arises. SUPPOSE
the nomination would not the Democratic pa
gS%aa repcrtsG Y The peopis would Say say that
Gen. Hnwley. must have known okit. and that
SSE6 to nsys III wSsd Rs ike
many other Republic can G tndidates. There
Vice Presidency on the Democratic, ticket.
bis message invSisRed against this petty grab b.
In Short almost any Gonnecttfsus man With a
sWsy tho q IN
Every Republican, paper In the State s now
HsS srea iaaaa willie ' appasea, igA' very srs
much In his favor: would as soon have some
filled tho lucrative position of Postmaster
~ New Haven over since the people Of the
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had si in the past heated ted words with Hawley:
ssfe sasa 'ss en as
vsracity In the plumpest words. 1t will be
sGins That there were other II i icsns who
nearly quarter Of century was long enough
for Sperry. Sperry is said to be power In tho
libel suit In which he was the complainant
against Alexander Troup and Edward Butler.
the editors OF tho N.p Hdren Union, show much
testimony to that effect Indeed. the Union
took DELIGHT ip Designating the Ialtadi.m as
selected as a candidate. he will have to run tho
gauntlet. and woe be to him II there are any
Vulnerable points In bis armor.. The fact that
much. as he will have to MARBLE dminuendo-
much more elegant phrase than sing small.
He will wish that the statute allowing money
to reporters hid been relegated to limbo
along with the Birdsall and other tribulations.