New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06
REGISTRA TON IN CONNECTICUT
1T FAvoRs THE REPUBLICANS IN NAME"
UNUSUAL ~ RE- ENr rRhI-
prNTIAL CAMPAIGNS.

Hartford Nov 1.-THE Democrats VINO pruie'N
be- confident hst Cleveland IS going 20 carry ""
nccticut arc 10. putting up their money ~"
I'm town hv a Democrat placed al 90 10 - "p''
nj, candidate md the money easily covered
Tine fat is that the Democratic leaders whp "'' Il"
All Informed upon the state admit In private converse
ton that the state is lost 10 CIeVehhd' Inv w.
traton OF new voters is against their parry ID Tue
large cities for the FIRST time In many Nc"''' 'o''
before have there been many to-bc hla'' Wv ~
who failed TO como forward and take The freeman >
oath as there we're this year. nnd the iact '"a' ''
ho.v,e., falling OF i, uniformly In the Democratic
wards mud votiue districts Is plliuly 10 be seen ms
ba, nll,l tie Republicans with confidence a''"'aH"
there is 10 let up on The Orsarintioh WINCH y S""s
en- and which has been going Oh duf1ng ~ ''p"N'''
IA rhc ,fls!ug week The Democrats bra ~ up "''
vel!ousy on their 9ritory but without The reg
which they have been unable 10 put upon Inc H.,7
,Li, will do them lltilc good. The dHf' Is d''l'uy
away from the Democracy. and not away from me
R.publ,ans as La- been thu case In The l1'l wv
Presidential cImpagns. Republicans Hre c""hd'h' ~
carving the state and counting on " maIory
tia, will 90 int, the four figures
The canvuss on STATE Issues has not been ~ h'eF
~ tho rs,. O, ~, Democrats As had been expected.
| IN. decisions Of the supreme Court IN tho quo WI"
ranto case, having taken the argument from th"''''
h.l,ss the mon on the stump are ulking upon
the issues TO Soma extent. and judge MOTIFS "i'n
tho other s,a- candidates has appeared once o. t"cc
on the platform TO emphasize the position III ""e"
they have placed themselves There i movement
however 10 capture the Legislature ara p'eN'" ue
return OF = Republican In seuAtor iIavey's seat.
THIS can hardly succeed. II Is tue that the II''
ior,y on Joint ballot was mcssre III the Legislature
.lectsd In $500, but that was an OF year IN every
sense The Republicans will Gerry Tie House o' i
good majority, probably not less than thirty hs 10
the senate the Democrats are mailing desperate
aght 10 hold H. Thirteen 81 the seventeen Demo
,t.tlo incuinbents have been enOnin1icd and prom
lu,rt m.mhrr of the HUE Root. OF waterbury is
al, named his ha, been done In crl"r 10 con
,.pc ~ oup9f,ttnlt. Offers the same deadlock Wlca
Inns ul,,.t and obsircjri the bu-m"o) Of TIE L"fa-
laurc for The last two YEAR. 40 bones az mace
Of this Intention by the Democratic leaders oAd du
Ing tho prcsent week one VI their rhhche>' "f""S'
"rhe bridgeport Farmer h., declared that r"voIu-
HON. Is what the state needs. snd The lmpicIHoh Is
certainty made by st that 4 the senate Is Demo
cratic # viii not again so Into Joint cunventon TOR
the election of Governor In case there i no cnWce
by he people This. the Democrats mold j. me true
me,hod OF reachng constitutional Convention WHICH
thoy are united In urging upon the peoples attention.
II remains ~ be seen whether thus VIII be a'o'P'"oe
To the voters.
In This civ the local nominations are strong on
| ,he part Oh the Republicans. Tor stnatoi. francis
g. Cooley has been named. and bis candidacy Is sure
10 BE- "A strong one. He has once before Ur'h ''0'''
10 the Senate by the Republicans. ana served VITA
ability and distinction upon the Insurance 'oniH'''V'
~ which lie WAC Chairman. lie has tie respect oil
the conservative element ot the ely, ana Il poPu"'
bc,iGe, Tor Representative, the sonince' ARE "N-
N,yor John G.. Root auI Colonel Charlie, l.. BDInrit.
| Of tie 1T Regiment. ENNIyor Root has always
mad. a fine run when IL has been before the people,
and Colonel lirdctt. although new In MS aspirations
for nm electoral Office. has been one Of IN" best Known
Republican workers IN tie city, cSp''id'Y "hth III
engineered Tie campaign OF l-os IN behalf OF his law
lip
good support from IA" military and ~ president oil
fla. League OF American Whccmcn he Will get II large
folovi Ing from the bicyclcrs. with whom he Is popular
lie Will II elcctct take the initiative IN movement
for Improvement " the roais In the state, and on
this platform Eo will receive great many votes from
! tbosc ,-hn RI. wheels. The Democrats have rcnom-
| iEatcd Edward SpceT Cleveland FOL SENATOR Uu, Nc
has not the pm with the masses that he did nave
and VIII moi "raw iF'In !hS hepu.nnnI WIN ""' va,
chief counsel for Slnuh during nia pee mar oohuuVs
In the Controllers oimr, has Oe'ii i'n,u 'U' Isr
representative By ne DcnocrHls ne II MOI p"Puia.
! with thee runk aud he OF tue Democracy, and the
friends Of p. n. Eynn the second nominee, VINO va"
| named vfter iact,ounl light III the nominating eau,
Gus unprecedented In the party III this city, STAND
ready To slaughter him ii"merSleyl for GEAR tntlr
man will BE- whipped. The chances fol the Rcpub
ncans having representation In the General Assembly
nom this city are good ,..-,,,.
! The Congressional outlook Is certainly favorable"
In district liz Brcat number OF o~cteS and pahes
and French who lave been nntnralihed are kepnD
IcanS, and this fact alone h en9rEh to carry lhc
district for Henry II the straight Republican vote 1
pollca. In the Tia District i1gotI. the Democratic
| nominee. has 10 face an Independent Democratic
nominee, named during tur present week. King, OF
Mddetown, who VIII 30 able To win few hundred
and the Republicans are making IT gooa deal hafue'
! by earnest work.
There has undoubtedly been pool Of money sent
into The slate by the Democrats turing the presep,
week, but Toe Republican state Central COMMITTEES
! f. wide awake knows where IL Is and who the ms
are who are doing or trying 10 d. the work Of cor
ruption In the manufacturing villages. The scheme
Will be checked.