New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
Politics 1T HiRIfORD.
CANDIDATES FOR THE GovERNORsHIP-THE
CITIZENS TICKETS

CANDl AIE> FOX HE Wv 4-'N-'D-'''-N
CITIZENS TICKETS
Hartford. Nav 81 Special Republican pohVS
have been Weakened up in this state little oy 'H'
formal announcement that Leutenan'"oVerho' ne
wiz 81 New Haven is IN the lists a csn1ia'e w
the Republican Guhcrnatoriil nomination uhls se'
This had been forc>hadowed for some months III ''
the sentiment OF the party throughout the s't'c N
been drifting in that direction steadily 'ene'A
Ncrwin made much the strongest run of al the anu
dates upon the Republican state ticket In ISIS anu
A gentleman whom every one IN the state, even h'
pol.tical opponents. e>teems highly. lie Is IN ]"
sense politician never having been before inc peeps
FOR any public office until lass, although al one Wv
De was nominated for Congress ~ the hep"oH '"' "
the lid District. bat withdrew i, name from Tue va
test He la, Won FOR himself good place oy -
conduct A, Lieutenant Governor and President VI w
state senate. taking occasion 10 pronounce n M
heartily in sympathy with the best ideas ~ Oin"
INFORM He has been connected with the city Oh w"
Haven. both In bushes, and TO some extent u
political WAY. and j. very strong theIe' o."
expected that he will add great deal OF s'ge'S'"
the ticket should he be nominated, which seems Nep
probable. with the people down in the >outhwes'e'.
mart If thc state Who are in sympathy with "
IIousatonlc Road lie /, Of the directorate Of u"'
r,,d and the fact that leading Republicans VINO "'
with the consolidated management are suppor'he
would Indicate that the next LEGISLATURE VIII "
.h,.cn tuor, mon A National basis and Win IT,"
,io, to th, election Of United states senator 'nN.
imam any railroad basis, This Will be indeed crater"
ho,n to the people OF Connecticut VINO have become
weary of fighting the battles OF the RAILROAD CORPORA
t,n, of the state. There Is no movement aeaH"
General McrWin IN sight ~ yet. The friends u W.
crnor Buckley would undoubtedly be sldd 10 'ee "'
r,uominatcd but he Is no; candidate ~ matters NV
an, There may he some circumstances WHICH mie
make him a candidate and bring about struggle "
the convention but it is extremely improoape -,
As for the Democratic nomination, there - e C IA
movement In favor of the old tcAct winch H,,,s ~
toned down a little by the anxiety OF Tue ne" "a he.
rN Congressman French to put hll1 on . uorrl,,
ti.v,n, maj M, |, "A stronger than Juuse lin,
4, vet however. they have been unable 70 c,ndl.
to do ANYTHING but refuse 10 be consdereu conle Is
date The fight far a. the election .. itlrncth
cnT1crned will depend very much upon 'i p Erom
the Prohibitlonsts bring To tle Po aimed Ia
nre,ent appearances the Third party ma, Nv. IL Is
Shirt or In numbers during the last wv
not likely that II viii, As under me pv we'll satisfied
law the people OF the state are FAIRY
with the control OF the liquor frame; i,b the Cit
The connection Of Governor Bul'eISS Tast municipal
zenS' tickets which were cast ~ ~" ame New York
news paper, that seem 10 be chtireH . always been
,acis These Citizens tickets nav -, brought
u.rd I'm muncipa elections, ana INC s,n,n in the
by tho Democratic candidate lol -, nm IA the higher
court for review Judg" IhaNer no hut il can
The use oi the Citizens tickets '1'iLcey took his
not be- cons idcrcd d> final. Governor ,aisn which ~
usual interest in the mur'lpal '.,unPan Mayor and
NINA in the election OF a Republican ' ,s 81 On,
n,thiug more lie al suggest Tue uo denomination
2rn' Tickets which, In Tact, i the ps. w, democrats
1 o. ,o and his decision may be rcVcrseu boul
i,bt NV The supreme Court Of Errors II INC '"'' '
ever come before that court