New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
REPUBLICAN UNITY IN CONNECTICUT
PLEASED WITH THE STATE TICKET-CONSEh'A a.
TIVE on THE QUESTION OF TOWN
REPRESENTATION.

TIVE on THE QUESTION OF TOWN
REPRESENTATION.
Hartford. Sept 10 (speciaD. Tho work OF the he-
publican Convention this week WINS characterize" W
unfegned willingness on the part OF all 'andiu"'oN WIZ
had aspirations for Il place Oh the ticket ~ go :.
aside II need be, I'm Orler that the best sehniDo' VI
tho party could be epreSented in the nominations, '
that harmony and right spirit for the WORK Vi ''''
campaign would not be disturbed This WAS mani
tested IN the withdrawal of all the candidates ", NV
second place and the cordial agreement upon 'oo"e'
Frank W Cheney OF Manchester for LieutenahI"'N
ernor The farming element was largely cpreSch'u
I'm the convention. II always Is III hepuol'a, o'
ventons in Connecticut and il pronounced i'Sen "'o,
ouQhly satisfied with the Withdrawal of pr. Bowen II
Colonel Cheney could he induced TO take u'e p,",o'
This he DID after some consideration, and mShns
sacrifices which no other man IN the Statr cou" oo
called upon 70 make for the benefit Of the party fo
the Office % Secretary Of State there were two chn"-
dates-CoIonel Mowrey, Of Norwich, and SuloS 'ua
SON IT, Of sratfordMr Brandogee, VINO wona nave
been nominated by reclamation If 1e nan rem"'''" !"
the field Withdrawing. Colonel Mowrey's hieus pre-
sented him as from the eastern eecuoh OF lhe ''s0
and not from any anagOnism 10 Mr. Judsoh WIZ
WAS named after a close ballot. MI Judson was o'H
OF the five members VI the House special cohiih''co
m the canvass OF the votes 10 the election OF loSo'
and the party thus recognizes the position taken ov
that committee. which was the basis OF the hep""'
licsn position IN the State Henry Gay, Of WncNes'
ter the candidate for Treasurer hos been caluoh 9
fo the nomination in one or conventions oerorc
lie has served seven terms IN the Legislature ana
has uniformly been the Finance Committee ho
Is thorough business man. IA banker, aSd mas o.!
reason OF Ids long experience familiarity WIN Suae
finances which Will be Of great value to the s'"'e "
oase OF his election. senator George NJ Nnfh IL
type of the energetic business man and manufhcuf0'
Of the smaller towns of the state and has great de
NJ what Is known ,s "horse sense" His NOMINATION
for Controller to succeed the remarkable Incumbent
OF the Office Nicholas Stanb, wns high compliment
10 his faithtl work In ulc Senate, where at every
Sc sson he reminded the Democratic majority OF the
dutv OF the senate to Transact the business OF the
s,afe end uniformly moved the passage Of some
measure which wns, OF course. inmedate'! voted
down The members OF the legislature who were
prominent IN the work OF the session were greeted
with three cheers whenever they rse 10 make nom
nation or move resolution. There Is not the
slightest doubt OF the units Of The party on STATE
issues. II was never manifest. and IT never
meant unfnching work for much u II does
to-day
Governor Buckley had expected 70 second the
nomination OF Lieutenant Governor Mcrwn. but mat,
iers took such shape that eXJudso Eemer. OF Middle
town was hon0rcd with that privilege Nhcn'
however the Governor did arise to nominate schaor
Clark for Controller, he cordially Endorsed General
Nerwin's nomination. and h. had remarkable vel
come II being several minutes before he could b,
heard lie made ~, address In which he reviewed
the fourteen years II Republican control 4 the STATE
I'm which over Il jGOoOO Of debt had been l'ild ana
IN which the state tax had been wholly removed
The points were most telling aud the convention left
III, han IA better spirits and more hopeful Of carrying
State for both National and STATE uc1't Than ever
before.