New-York tribune., 1890-01-26
HARTFORD IN 4 NILIrARY FEEMEyE
FREE CRITICISM OF GOVERNOR BULKELEY's
ACTION REGARDING THE lsr REGIMENT

FREE CRITICISM OF GOVERNOR BULKELEY'S
ACTION REGARDING THE lsr REGIMENT.
Hartford. Jan. 2j-The startling order ot Governor
Bg6cey. dshonoaby dschargng the ofcers OF the 1st
Regiment, and calling for the essnacon Of General
Gthau ot the baha because OF his approval Of their
r,-gnation,. VIII have fsr-r-aching eject upon
nectlcut National Guard Nothing has stirred the
military circles of the and nothing has
provoked such general discussion That the Governor
made iu allowing armory OF the regiment
boz rantd Tor TWO nights in week by the Amusement
Company for the game " polo generally admitted That
oGiccGs uuv-e attempting TO treak up thu
regiment by fco.gnLg ia body account of the Cow
crnoss action 10 readily admitted and the quarrel
not yet Ihc officers have secured counsel and
while t f. impossible them court-nartal,
they VIII appeal The supreme Court 20 have their rishte
IN the matter defined The succession 20 the command ot
the brigade IN case General Graham complies with the
eQuost hl, resignation Is expected by his friends fos
colonel Watson. the 4h Rog.m.nt. the most popular
all the military IN the STATE. So FAR as the lst
Kg.nt concerned The Governor has II IN h- power TO
poccr AL along The line. and viii probably avail him.
SCI x th, provision 70 Ct 10 into shape again The
affair Aa- b"n most unpleasant one all around and II
he Governor g,ts Of tho tange with whole political
skin Doc viii 90 wDu Indeed.
There l- movement on the part - some o' The r.
Publican politician, % The Stat " bring out j. Howard
wht'emore manufacturer Of Naugatuck, candidate
for Governor before ne STATE Convention. but II f.
pr DICT thr result o' the effort; II Is understood
mat governor Bukecy out OF the field. and there
been placed ln position by his friends. II =
certain that unfortunate military quarrel IN this city
ha, injured The Republican prospects somewhat aud une-,
matters oau Dee bs;;g,d tAers VIII BE- unusual
amount ~ work Dee done carry the State although
the Legislature which elects successor to Senator Platt
canu0. b, said g. b. in doubt.
Tho Board " Agriculture, which held rs annual meot
ng n tn. city tl week. ha, made arrangement, for
ro holding q n.d days and farmers Institutes -
.rcat.r extent than before. Tho farmers o. tho
state have g6uert-y expressed themselves demanding
au Oi,omargalne law. Thc Board ot Agriculture Gid
not however take any acr5n upon this natter. A. the
ursidet the Governor who vetoed the O.eomarearnc
hlll 4 last winter.
Tho cold wave which IS Just now present in this ycln
y IS not enough to make Ice but 10 IS undoub
,dy cold enough seriously to inure the peach crop o.
this valley which, within the past few years, has become
an important addition to the resources Of the farmers
The Last Hartford street Railway, which has been
coutnng for the right of the free btsc .
~ IS city. has ltAdrawn from the field.
The Connecticut Humane Society has issued Is annual
re,ort aud 80 shows s0s which 10 has brought
before ur court. In the state. and has aided Al men,
ol women and ga children. In addition % this wok
70 IA, prosecuted the general work ot tn society for the
prevention ~ cruelty 10 animals exercising IT, functions
In nearly 5000 cases.
Tho anniversary q the birthday q Robert Burns was
celebrated by tie local Scotch ,oc,te, last evening