The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
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Connecticut Erpuhiicans VIII Sot Tie u
Legislation TIL. Nrar--iInvicy's Chances.


Legislation TIL. Nrar--iInw;cy's Chances.
TAuTroM0. Dec. :So..rho day of picayune
POLITICS in this stated over. The Legislature
Will convene on next Tuesday. and will get to
work right away without illbustcrn.. or at
tompt on the part Of Republicans to make uso
OF the temporary tic in tho Senatm The urrcr
house will stand twelve kcpusilcans to twelve
Dem ocvuts. by provision OF the Constitution
tho Secretary OF State gov Ecpuhiicanj pre-
sides on the opening day. and tho Republicans
were ut first inclined to yield tin" temptation
TO capture tho clcrkshir. mako up the commit
tees. and control tho organization. This would
simp!" have lccna second attempt to defeat tho
will of the people. as tho Observation-Disclosures
elect presides over the Senate. after or.;aniza-
ton. giving tho Democrats control o: that
body. Tie Republican managers. however.
have learned Il lesson from tho past two years
OF deadlock and harc decided to abandon this
peanut policy and let tho Democratic Senate
control its own organization This decision
was reached al II recent conference. IT which
the Hon Samuel Icsscnarn. mc,uier OF tho
National Republican Committee was present.
Whom asked for his orinion. he said: All
havo to say IS tho Methodist asG-eader's
RESPONSE 10 Tho minister's earnest prayer for
the unconveltcd. Amen" This plan to steal
tho Senatc's o,licnrs. and thus precpitate
Legislature. was carefully marred out and
advocated ny many lopuhIican leaders. its
abandonment was duo to wiser rounScis than
Tho tlrs, work in tho senate viii l." .he Mt.
tempt by the DemorratS to unSeat senator
kecney Of the Twenty fourth diStrIit. who re-
ceiVcd only two more votes than Mr. iinuCy
'Deir.. Mr.. Kinney defeated kecney two years
ago by the narrow margin Il ~. and hc can
nnnaturllized citizens. This contested ecc-
ton case will undoubtedly be settled in favor
tito Democrats ID to tho Republicans ii in the
For Spenkcr of the House Isacc W. Brooks Of
T,orrinEton is strongly favored and he is far
one of the receivers Of the doiunct Charter Oak
business man. rns other rr nn TsG "anai
Mowry Of N9rwish and J. H. HAZE WI?
only Republican lawyer in he Hous So ana can T.
tMh G,rMs, ne spared from the floor CO...
Mr. Hale is anxicMs for, tho honor. Tho
night. when the states vii! DO made up. The
Governors inaugural message. which vii! TO
sent to the LeGSlature on Wednesday. VIII le
after receiving it: vii! adjourn fora week to
enable the Speaker to make up his commit
House. will be made Clerk. One OF the first
pieces Of Legislation to 10 expected will he tho
passing 81 approximation !iIls to make m de-
nclenr"S that have crippled the state institu-
tons during the deadlock. 1t is probable that
heSDerinc Appropriation bill will he repealed
books.
Tho great question to como before tho Iegis.
lature will be the election OF Sennt or Hawieys
successor That he will succeed him sell seems
now to DO almost beyond doubt. There are
40 !'epuhlicans in the Senate and House. ana
OF these tho Senator's friends claim that he
will receive between 80 and 100 They do not
conccdo to Gov. !inl ley. the only other as
pirant for, Gen. Hawey's place more tian so
votes Mt the outside. Tho Bulkeley men hive
been claiming that as many repre- sntativcs
We're pledged TO their cand idate AS to Hawcy.
but their tai tho last day or two on the
necessity OF looking for n com promise candi-
date leads to tho belief that they realize tho
at large is overwhelmingly in favor Of return,
ing liawley. and large majority OF the Re-
publican papers OF the state voice this senti-
mcnt The Democrats arc merely spectators
n this game. but between Hawley and Bmike-
10y. they would much prefer TO SEQ til" former
elected. The election OF Senator will come
on Jan. II.