New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
WORK oP THE STATE coHvRHTTON.
NOMINATING A STATE vscKEF-THs Rxx. aAAUEz
n FORBES vo7 GOVERNOR.

NOMINATING STATE vicKET-THK Hxv. aAMUKL
n roRBks ro1 GOVERNOR.
HAKTruRD, July % tEpeciGn. Two hundred
and sxhtyeghs aeisgsts rspressntinE nireyseven Of
tha le7 toupa Of 8sste Eet Uaisy Han IN this
s,ty today in response 70 tho aa for PrcAibion oa
ysnton. The bssis q representation wss sash thas
esash Norwsk furnished sixteen aslesstss. Ensa ssx
while Hartford furnished only ten. TAs hall vas
adorned With tho notices vets Yeu Prsy." "Daty
is ouss-Rssuits are Coos" and Are Pasriots or
Cewardsf The convention wsa sailed 20 order By J. A.
Lewis Of wnfimantio. chairman of the State ProhibL
by the choies Of 0eerEe z. Eeasrs, Of hsw.Loneon'
chairman; the Rev. Arthur NnNieho. Of Birming
ham, aud Frank a. Saga, of Hartford, ssorsta-
rtos with the Rev. q II hammond, OF Ausonfa,
Msrrss Knovson, j. A LaWis ohasrmea respectively Of
the committees resolution finance and credentials
The permanent organization was - follows Prsni
asaa ths Rev. II. A. Dslsnd. Of South Norvalk nrst
VICE presdsnt Franklin a. Sage. ef Hartford, saeond
viee.preadsbt Absi Bsardsloe. Of PlyDouth; ssere
tariea Allen B. Lincoln, Of Wnhnantio ". 8. Batisy.
Of South Norwak ana Lneus ". Bartlett ef Hartford
In assembling after dnner CharDSn Knouiton Of the
Finance c0mwssss. called for 2eOo 70 deTay expenses
Of speakers and the distribution Of literature TIE sam
of sl 500 was pledged The esnveutss thea bemnstsd
state ticket ~ exclamation sxcsps In the case OF the
candidate for Secretary Of State whore ballot vas
ordered. the candidates Ssing De Samuel waldo Hart
Of Eew.Bntain. and wiifred q Bailey. OF eSuth Nor
walk the workpg neBs oandtant Beforo the resnt OF
the ballot Was announced DE- Harts was With.
drawn and Bailey was nominated The Ticket is: the
Rev. esmuel B. Forbes Of Rockville, for eev.
srpor; p. II. AuRur. Of Aiddlseeid. fer
Governor; wfred Bailey. Of South Nor
walk, for Secretary Of STATE; 49, LewIa. Of Wta'
mantle, for Treasurer; Thor ~ Taicott OF oas-
tonbury for ControleE Mr. F0rbes pastor Of Con-
srexational Church IN Rockve. Mr.. Augnr is small
frute rover and the Stale pomoogsI Mr. Bailey 10
q temperance worker OF the reformed men TYPE
NJ. nd mnr RnP IN.
Yalcott 10 we'll known the oldest Prohibtonss In
Mr.. Forbes made Q brief speech Of acceptance. in
which he SAID that ne not at all eisted At tne
position IN which no vas piaccd oy The
c00veptson. He had bssn Q memher OF the grand
Old Republican party and proud o. ts great record
in eigy dId ke feel that the kepuboan party had be-
gun 10 die ale hoped God would grant that the
party might take up the prohibition prinel-
Pile He hsensa me .ruse: OF me aJp. a.
the ROsky M0unt,ths. He wa followed ~ John %
F1rch, H. Clay Basoon, OF GeW-York, and hrA MARY A
Woodbridge. ef Ohio. ,N.. <,.
OF all power OF governmens deciere tnet
the coming generation OF voters arc tho sole
of the supreme make unmake constitutions
uorAnce and degraded by vice the tall OF the Republic 70
esrtan express fhe belief that the liquor rsmc tne
r OF Ignorance, lawlersneea aud vtee zoe t-
shelter In boh The old political partss that the saue OF
ts destruction shouid be paramount 20 every otneri
hold the old parties Jointly rtupOnslbe fer the woes 70
sultilg from lcgAIized lquoY tratrc; express Vmpr
tiny with the labornx men regard capital As the hAt
urpl frend and not the enemy of the aoornk moni "
hold the Christian Sabbath and condemn tue foreign %
portatiop, the Continental Sunday The convenu9n ao
inent members the party expressed hope OF casting
1000 votes.