New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27
THE CONNECTICUT SENATORSHIP
CANDIDACY OF GOVERNOR BULKELLY FORMALLY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
THEIR SALARIES


Hartford Nov o6-Thc senate contest ms van"
the first outlines tbs week by the aNo"eu C"i"'''
OF Governor Buckley TO succeed General Hd"''
General IIowlov hmsel, Is candidate a. every or
knows The Bridgeport Standard opened ''F '",
Governor first OF all the Republican he"sp'Pi "''
was promptlv followed by The POST Of '"' ''F
mitch IA. bocn his stanch defender throughout the
trouble; Of the deadlock but not always WIN ''D -
MS conduct OF the Office before, as In The case oi ".
u,tor, ,roullc It wa, opposed and strongly opposed
~ Ms course Thus far there has been ht'le III 'i'
editorial comment of any OF the Republican papers
NJ the state that strong IN favor oi one vi Wv.
cher Of the candidates, but from now on tere VIII
undoubtedly he vigorous contest Inc ar-"'''''
nod Fl, behalf Of the Governors aspirations are thai
no has shown himself to be man OF great coui'-'
in Office OF the better sort Of executive Abih'F ava
that he deserves well OF his party. ana would "
elected to the senate. be power In the offi|'''"
ot the party which senator llawlcy has h'' D'F"
Tins +, met lev the friends OF the senator 10y po'"u"s
10 his National reputation rs legislator am d, ."
p,illlc speaker and the added argument that no" 'l'
Tho senate Is 10 have Republican minority. should
NOT lac weakened by the substitution OF Ola anu U'u
member, bv new ones Be thi, as it may the coh'''l
In tie Republican caucus Will be from the present
appcarauccs a Lively one but IT will not disrupt '''
party by any means The campaign VIII De '"''''u
IN bv the friends Of each candidate IN the best o.
spirit. It is also said that there VIII oe TWO u
three other candlatet ready In case ~ close contest
70 take advantage Of circumstances. one 81 these
win he Patent Commissioner simonds, VINO Will u'
q comrrom.e man. # the nomination should be de-
IaveA for a hallot Colonel MOWry, Of Norwich mas
announced that he IS candidate for speaker OF 'l'
Lower House. ard thus far there |, no oihcr "''""
candidacy IN sight. The friends OF J. H. HaIe' ''
Glastonbury are looking about a little TO 50" ho"
fe farmers Of the Assembly might feel in regard 10
uniting him in the chair. He Is an experienced
.,.,,t1d ,o1-. M - b II.
he has no, annomced himself rs IN the heId A' yet
Colonel Nowry has many Of the qualifications WIG"
90 10 make up "A good speaker and Is popular man
I'm all parts OF the state. lie Wa on the SIAN %
Governor Henry b. Harrison, and has since served III
the House and made good record. Inc senate De-
ing de there Is little interest In the choice %
nrosdont pro TEN to relieve the Lieutenant-Gov
ernor elect who IS not experienced pAraineh'afa
tx Mayor Morgan OF bridgeport, Democrat has
been mentioned AMI a. he has been senator before
he would be- familiar with the rules ana woulu ""he
good officer. II the Democratic senators "ou"
ocree to the promotion Of the Clerk OF the House MI
Eddy to the cerksip, rs has been the custom
for nanv years it IS likely that senator Morgan """u
oosv be selected At all events the House cerhshp
Will co TO the assistant clerk. Andrew F. Gates VINO
;o been at his desk throughout two sessions, and who
i a most excellent reading clerk and competent
man for the ccrlship Of the House. There i as yet
no particular candidacy in sight for assistant '''T"'
Speaking Of the present Legislature. II :, 10 b.
noted that no member. either Of The senate or Hons
has as vet received the salary due for the term wien
has been n remarkably extended one. Tho "npl"y's
and attaches have all been voted their salaries ana
ibsidos. bat ,be members salario- have no' as VI
been voted II IS this fact. possibly, rAt h-, some
thing 10 do with the large attendant" 4 members on
the odd DAYS in which sessions aT" he'd.
The official vote Of the state which has boon oN-
aminod ly tho Board o. Canvass'rS ana passed Np'h
AS correct has none Of the features which wer" noted
~ the report Of the board two years ago. partly Zee
cause the law has been fairly carried on Ia Obj" ballot
ing but principally because there is no reason 20 sup
nose that there IS any doubt 10 The result of tie
election the majority Of the Democrats candidate
being sufficient 10 carry them into off" without any
contest II Is noted ila The candidate TO- ueHt"n-
ant-Governor, Ernest Cady. Of ibis city. Who was
looked upon as particularly weak man on o." uckf'
had a larger majority ,,an Judge Morn, for GOV
ernor. Controller Siaub who has made the STATE
great trouble and expense during h, tom of Office.
received tr largest majority Of all Che candidates.
This Is pcrlap, the greatest q all OBJ" 7'c'trc ''
Of the election In u.s. stat. Ills c0ur ia Oh" nn.'of
100000 hnl b" take great pressure ~ assuring every
featuring Company by witch the capital In iu-sea-.d
IL .ODOOOO +, one 81 he Target deals ever known
The cd stock is 100000 aud each shareholder
ccivcs 5000 In cash per sAac, and CO.." sAar" e IN hr
T Th ana ri iiS aT r'G arr o' o and n'I n
American houses. not English. rs has bon frequently
stated TIE deal Was managed by .. ". VI. Reed.
ua'ive Of mi. county. who ha, been familiar win
Hartford affairs. and who has had an option on M,
to increase the capital and the productive capacity ~
me- company. IT," present uarae mont viii continue.
,rr,r,d f. when f. f. l-.,,d ,la" , c,,.,,
Is independent Of the tariff and dat 'hc trade Is with
81 mis-: TOOL, Of large pattern and machine Guns 49,.
the chief productions Of the company.