New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
COyNECTICCT DEMOCRATIC QUARRELS.
LEGISLATIVE POLITICIANS THREATEN The
GOVERNOR WITH PARTY NEGLECT
IN THE FUTURE.

IN THE FUTURE.
Hartford. Feb % (SpedaD.-Tle re)ccuon OIL 'iie"'
Dcminc for Insurance Commissioner by the ''f"
senate was one OF the most thorough deiea's Wv
erncr Of the State has ever experienced 1t w
generally understood that while Mr. Deming was IN
no sense an applicant for the place the Governor was
determined to appoint him. But 1t was also gwen
out long before Governor Morris sent III 'hc NAM
that the nomination would not be acceP"oic "'"
that Mr.. Demng would not be con'rmeo 'o
ouently no one who was we'll posted was surp'i',u
The Governor. however apparently strengthened ny
the success attending his efforts TO nave iroi0SN'
Baldwin confirmed for the supreme Bchch Nr'''uou
On the opnontmcnt Of his man. lie had mAuc nun
self unpopular with the leaders ana Win wv '
and fife before this. but the name OF De""e wa" Wv
much and the stanch friends OF the "ovehor' ''""
,ors Fox Cleveland Robertson and Morgan coud
not null him through. The hcpuph'"h 'V'''
hold that the Governor has no power 10 appoint
oo,,,,,.cioncr under the existing law ana crcuih
stances and will not vote for the continuation VI
any man he may send for tho place, but 'nc De"'o
cratic senators with tho presiding oncer nav Il"
majority and II Is likely that senator John . icy
mour Of Norvalk, whom the Cove nor mas "ppo'"''''
will be confirmed 49, .-
hoe bcon that Of Edward X. DOYLE. Of this CITY, 10
he Bank Commissioner. 1t appears 'hat the lr1'n's
az DOYLE learning that the Governor was pe"is
pressed TO withdraw the nomination, han 'ne 0e''
Committee report favoraby, ana then I'h""'"'"
the continuation and thus tied the Governors hahos'
Tho Democratic press Is very sure that the "oNcrnor
hos made a mistake IN this well as In some DINER
.npointmel1s At all events II is generally agreed
that the party has had enough OF Governor MOTIFS anu
no will 90 ont OF the present term with his pubic
fife at an end. so the Democratic leaders say.
The electric road SYNDICATE which is Work ne TOT
general street railway bill has yielded 70 inc MaNoS
Of the cities Of the state and by the attorneys IN
ending Governor Waller, have agreed that the Dill
which they recommended. which gives the control oil
the proposed roads TO the cities ana towns ana oo
away with the proposed street railway cohh'i''i'"'
he the one reported favorablN Al last acco"'N IN
attorneys OF the steam railroads. VINO are hEni"s
the whole scheme had not into the arrangement
There seems to be greater interest In THIS maui
than in any other that has yet come before Inc
Legislature.
The case OF BrigadicrGcncral Graham has been
made the special order OF the day lot Ihe-oa!' am
there will be general review OF the military "H"''
ton in the State for the last four years "h'ch VIII
bling ir tic side lights Of the famous polo war Inc
committee OF the Senate mas reported that the di''
,haree Of the commander by the Governor was not
legal and that he is still in command OF the brigade
o,vithst andng the fact that General watson ana
General IIavcns have held the position since he was
relieved from duty. The friends Ct General Oraham
cypecr 20 see him reinstatcd and general return u
the old condition Of things In the brigade and they
have good many reasons Tor Supposins ''"' t"'
will be the case.
War has been declared between the Storrs Agri-
cultural school At Mansfield and tho sheffield Sclen-
tihc school at Ncw-avcn over tho Federal land grant
fund which Is applied u the furthcrancc OF aS1cul-
rural mechanical and scientific education. Up -
the present time the scientific school has received tho
entire amount OF the fund for this State. which now
amounts 10 some $1,000 year. and has adapted
its curriculum 10 agricultural science and 70 other
features which the Land Grant act prcscrbes
dtonS to institutions receiving the fund. Now the
Sorrs school, which Is tue pet Of the farmers Of the
state insists that II shall receive the fund AMI that
the scientific school he deprived Of It the nsti'u
ton u the farmers competent and ought - hive
tho fund. Tho scientific school holds that II cannot
he legally taken from Them and that the fund
granted specifically to Institutions already in existence
Ghc s;orr, school having been founded since III" pas
sage Of the act. and that the law provides ha, IN"
instruction shall be much I'm the line Of mochrH;l
md scientific work in AGRICULTURAL T. which the
Storrs school IS devoted wholly. II aleo points ont
that Of the fund be used otherwise than for
instruction. and that the state would he called upon
10 provide new buildings fjr storrs for the purpose
Of making the fund available 10 It's best purpose.
Tie Storrs school has the preliminary battle
which ovcr the reference Of IN" bill 10 con-.
mittce. the scientific people wishing IT to go to tho
cons idcrcd. while the storrs contingent wanted th.
agriculture committee to have it, IT has It, Hear
ngs Will he held This week.