New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
MORRIS FOR GOVERNOR.
NOMINEES OF THE CONNECTICUT DEMO
CRATIC CONVENTION.
THE cUr.AND.DRIED PROGRAMME OF THE
PARTY MANAGERS CARRIED OUT AT HART
} WITH NO ENTHUSIASM.

FORD WITH no ENTHUSIASM.
Hartford Sept. 10 (Spcc:aD-Thc Democratic Coh
vcnton to-day In this ctj performed inc WORN 'a'u
ont ,or IL by the managers without break but IL WIS
mournfuIly long time doing IT, and when done II was
done with as little enthusiasm AS was ever eHhn'eu
in \ pol,t,cal body In Connecticut> The convention
got under way with Congressman Wilcox, OF me lIo
D strict. for temporary chairman. lie inflicted
long speech upon the delegates. which dealt largely
with the proceedings the National House. ana was
Gil-d with abuse Of speaker Reed lie cA'o'ieu ''c
tariff plank OF the II. Louis PLATFORM OF loe'' All"
went 20 tho furi heat limits Of free trade tlat an!
chairman OF a Democratic Convention In thiS stare mas
ever gone After the close OF his speech the conv"n
tIon WAS thrown into state OF confusion by Dccgatc
rlecott. Of Ncw-iIavrn, who offered his expected
motion that the la is OF future Democratic ronvcn
ton, I'm tho state lie upon numcr cal representation
rather than upon the basis Of towns, aS now HIS
was met with storm Of Kisses. and the greatest Coz"
fusion prevailed while lrgcott was on the moor sup
porting the motion Pending settlement TIE o|n
venton adjourned for dinner The matter was hhaiV
given over to committee from the Scha'oria 'o"
vcnons 10 report upon at the next cohvcn'ioh' t"o
years from now and was practically buried
william w. Eaton, extnitcd Stats senator. was
chosen permanent Chairman. aud addressed Tue con
vcnion at tedious length. II was yearly . oc'ocA
before the resolutions brought IN. They were
adop.~i without ado. They dononHce the Nepno
lean party for having caused decline in value III
on half OF the farms in Connccficnf decE'r" 'i'e
Mckinley bill the most outrageous measure Of taxa
ton ever proposed In Congress. and accept James
&; Blain.', INTERPRETATION of IL a. Infamous . tlcy
dcnonncc the "un. American and tyranncai PoH! Vi
sneaker Reed they declare for admission OF 'rnhc
materials Of Manufacture free and fH'h'r b"t"ci''
UPON the ncoc-S ,ros Of life: the Federal fr't)h ON
IS also denounced. The platform dc'Firc> i"'
an election Of state officer, by plurality. ami has hc
usual anti sumpuary clause and fav"r' lcSNa'oh
to protect people from du"-ath food pGoSlc''.
The first ballot for Governor gave lzoh Is. MOTIFS
Of Xcw Haven :,O3 vote, James " Hyatt OF N"rwaH.
80. Hyatt was withdrawn and Morris was noInihai"n
with scarcely a ,ign of applause. fM senator N,"p'
81 Midd!rioUn dominated for Il'u"' an ny,
nor by a,rlamliDn. and the r''n oi ha,' J"',,
j. Phrlan. ui bridgeport. was nIin-i Tor H'"",d? ~
state Marvin II. >ia-r'r Of Canterbury, VINO ma INC
distraction 81 having been on D"n"ra'F H'h'
tickr a crater nu;ibrr ~ times Than any DINER on
uccrcut MN. va nominated for IIr!>irr' ana
\ich,l,> >tlub of N"w Mlfurd on If III lat 'a'"'
I1~ru,l'- Irut"uaHS. ru's IA" ticket FOR 'o'f"F'r'
kv I'm. time II VA after > ocl"'k and t'nSlrS>'
man Springer Who hal been sitting on ~" platform
f- thr,. long hours. atdr -"l IN" rapidly tn'h'DHs
audience and the dull work Of the day was over