New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
8TSY POLITICIANS At HARTFORD.
ErRAL POPULARITY OF TIE MERwIN BOWEN
TICKET.

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Hartford. sept, 90 (>peciaD.-Thc interest in this
city tn, week has been centred In STATE po'''>'
r,ch have ,,,n Ii, civ enough TO keep III" dnc>t
hn.v the Ecp.lIlcan convention at Ncw-l!aNch ana
%. ,.,or &c auproycl by the Republicans of the city
oven though many OF them warm supporters OF GOV
ernor Bulkclcy and would have been eiau 10 ha>o
seen him renomnatcd. That he allowed MS name
10 20 before the convention directly IN liir lace "a
what lie must have known to be the sentiment OF TIC
dcrcatcs is my sery. and perhaps the icNlt ala h''
leave him 20 well with the party as his friends might
wish Cut the party may rest assured that there
will he no action taken which vii! in the least initiate
against the success Of the Merwin Ticket lie "oN'
ernor never works behind the ranks. but is leader
and cannot be shaken from that position Nv the mere
adverse vote OF q single convention. The Governor
has neither got through with the party nor has Inc
| marty rot through with him. The candidates arr
vol received here General Mcrwin cout ca liz have
had the Hartford delegation but for the fact t'at II
was deemed polite 10 have the Governor rcp'SchcI
BY the delegation Of his own city. The Nomination
Of Mr. George Austen Bowen OF WoodSock . practira
farmer and a good one. for the second place j. on"
of the v,est .tcs the Republican party Of IN" state
has taken FOR some time. With the Democrats pledged
TO conference for the revision of the rural represents
ton in convention. and IL" EcWtli'ai~ "i-
fering to the farmers not ONLY tie irpm>'n't-
ton which they row have. hut 'aAdia''
thoroughly i'm harmony with their views aud "l Their
small town, a. between the two parties. II Looks
a. ii the Republican party would san f. III III" rLr i
vote much that it has lost within the la; fcS wears
and that the country towns would come bach u u" 7
allegiance. There lia> certainly not been t.'.tt %:
amy party in tic state fur several yea Ia la l""h
greeted % heartily hy the farm NJ nnui'tc- ~ ''
Mcrwin Bowen ticket. The oth.f can Il late. ar vel
known. Treasurer Ilcnrys record il tl" In" OF r.
cUc.u- t,yatun and climinitiu: Tie STATE Ia. from
the Grand list has been i.itnsly re ':ni1ci J.; ~
| nominations The candidate for Rotary IF >t.'t' q.
.;co?:, y. Mrlrar. has been IN lnl house.. and 81
though bu thirt; ticc years If ace. vas OF the com
mission for revising tho statutes. and i man 81
brilliant mind and attaiI.m and i Iua". For
Controller ex-senator Cathh Will WIN a ~ AT mar
soldier votes he is bones, SOFT ri veteran. VINO
believes in TIE private sold cr ami make" ii" pT"tc"
whatever. The combination 81 lu>u"s~ and farm H.;
Interest," financial ability. cal -t~n-il and Il" GA
>oldc: IA, ncvc: been cGul!lcd b any Il hcI III ti"
state.
The Democratic convention in tn ctv va. u"tihic
for the fact that il was iIIll and not "v''hd
convention. THIS amply pr N"u lN II '"l''t u
Of w. W Eaton who l. w" strongest IN ma. ~ tn
state. u. y rnaNrlt chairman "h"h It "' ''n" a'
ia rcrt ha, There I" br "a; fol MN 81 I'M
ncu IN the c.rvali ~. it va m.I.i"l NJ II lv I'll"
uinalrI> tia; nc'!rr IL" 81 t"' land nor IN
should hc n.",;'ion"d Ia III" rln''-;.p ." "V '"'
.pc,krr> Th,s Va e. ru,d tho l"ef W,V "u: 81 =.
although THO 'crclird u!"n v"l" t,," IT," v'r' ga
Of an opr,rtuui,y +, have hr'ush; ~" "N Pr'Nd den
into prnir:ucn.c. CnnEr S-!nar vi, ~ DAD Up IN
name a." Of M -Irc'h. hGt II Was
not received with extraordinary ma'>t"'" - 81
del CHIT Eaton referred (" him a. ne fci"'ra'
candidate for the Proficiency" once but ia II hi'n
| ton his naric. and Concrr, >lntn springer VIII" al
dressed the convention after long dai = work. "icu
IL wa, tired and not very much crund"d. aired not t.
mention Cleveland ia The curN" ~ u r''ntrh- anu
stuck his agreement TIL" Dcmm ~ ''h't M
tn" element If responsibility. and that = Al ON an
, The fau tnu:1 witt II hN ~un" 81 'h' "''" AZ !.
papers of the state already i, that th"r" l. IA :"
Ia IL. g., ,, 49, ,,,.-.
The Young i"d'> Ecruli"au !G' bed Az o. i'i-i
a>t, rat Nc alton inr''iur III" "t'' ~ 81 me 'l
/ vp,tinli Al Whcr 81 th" lult"i"i supporters
s,,n,. i'm cnulrn"nta, 81 the Mrrw lin tt k''
| The terrible weather. 81 III" Laser h"i 4 Id~t ana
the early part IL IN "r"k ha~ hal "'>i c'r> IN
effect upri III" farmers # ia" t""h"rN'u' \aIN
| Their to1c,o rob which IN" finest ~ yeas VA.
very .cr1,isy dai.tg"d il tl" "ur!u. gre n"b ~
! ~Wcit" oCru"ru. own. - IN" l" - ON ma
no, and warm weather. Many farmer vii l"-" GOO
.hrrc e trc': crop. r"it". Wl.'t W"t" Il" ~ fn'N
wrr. injured by the water, AM rot j. BEGINNING ~
| work.