New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-15
SENATOR PLAT1 FOR 4 THIRD TERM
THE COMING REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN IN THE
STATE OF CONNECTICUT.


Hartford June II (SpeciaD-The first outward and
public expression As TO the conduct OF the coming
Republican campaign in this state j. in the nature
OF a symposium which has been gathered by me
Waterbury Republican from several Of the best known
leaders Of the party in the state. state Treasurer
f. : Henry, Of Rockville Lynde Harrison, OF New
ravcn: Henry G. Robinson. OF this city; - vincent
Coffin Of Middletown, and James r. Plat, OF Mendcn'
son Of the senator have expressed themselves upon
the issues which must be met by the Republicans
Of the state and the manner in which they will meet
Them First Of all II is recognized that the campaign
should be Senatorial one for the purpose OF electn3
senator Plat his own successor hi, services ana
the standing he has achieved since being m the
senate making IT imperative that for THE good 81 inc
state as we'll a. for the good Of the party at large
he shall serve a third term. This being granted
II is necessary that the campaign shall take on
National character and be fought upon National ineS
The writers all place the protection OF American m
dnstries at the head OF the t Of principles ana aid
that the strongest Congressional ana STATE nom
nations must be made. These, backed mp oy nc
excellence Of the Republican control Of the state for
the past three terms win make mp the line 81 operations
As 10 a state ticket there Is no preference stated
anywhere By any Of the writers, bur there seem, 10
be very general desire 10 set the best From present
appearances the coming Republican state ticket VIII
he one which will win great deal more than the Teg'
lar party strength II VIII not De ah'a.ol'A0'
with any show Of truth by temperance men II Leu
tenant Governor Merwtn be the leading cahViae'
which now seems assured and 1t cannot be conf
hated on account Of the lack Of standing Of any of
those VINO have yet been proposed for the several
places on the ticket. The Republican party is in very
GOOD condition here in the all issues except
those which have been raised by the present staia
administration. by the military and the oleomarSarns
questions and those viii not by force If circumstances
he in the canvass At AL They will bee kept ont of
and the party will work upon the harmonious lines OF
souare. Old fashioned Republication. The secret
ballot is especially espoused 10y Henry c. Robinson,
and the corrupt practices act by Lynde Harrison,
and these two men have great deal Of influence IN
shaping legislation and in terminating the pNnopes
u Tie rSta;ue Of Governor Hubbard which has been
erected upon the plateau southeast OF me capitol ana
which was unveiled thi> week WIN appropriate 'er.
monies Of semlpoiucal character. ma been ireB
criticised because OF the uhu>ual f(' i,,ongS = IL
faithful copy Of the attitude Of the Governor Wurl 70
pleaded his cases before the court ana te one ol w."
he IS best remembered. There i no he'ltdu'u ~.
ever about p.onounciug the face an excellent piu"
Of the distinguished LAWYER. scholar AID plhlciail. -
one outcome Of the conference 81 the commute os
txenty1 which began IT. sessions some two year asp
IS the establishment Of charity oreanlau2n @, tis
CITY OF Hartford which shall stand A. sort Of clearing
house between the numcrou, societies ciniclc> t.i
philanthropic bodies which care Tor the nor AZ" ~
In fortunate IN the city. This i, looked upon a one
~ the g,rat.,t aid, 70 the distribution OF the aims
of the charitably disposed and # equal beneht % t'
deservne poor wh9 nave oSn nteT rinr have rv
ala from all Of the societies they could possibly gt %
relieve them in some instances making very '"i''
Portable living by the process -, 10.
session here during the week. and there nave Del
some 900 clerical ard lay delegate IN ate dane IN,
condition Of the diocese has been found z" br Wy
encourag,ng and the mission work Will p" entered upon
IN a e-,ater extent in the near uturc thar hi, been
before known IN the history OF the Ep,coph '"u'''
" The annual meetings of the school districts q TO
city find the schools which are SIN carried on here
sccordnc 10 the old fashioned district plan. ~ most
Fmri-hing condition while I'm two Of the other Gives
~ the state where the centralized board Of educrlpn
| ,revails there is no end Of trouble As means ~
Eceping religious controversies ont OF the schools ths
S,s rict pan has worked eXcellenty well I'm Hartford