New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
TyJE CONNECTICUT CAMPAIGN.
PREPARING FOR AN OLD-FAsHIoNED REPubi'i'N AN
vrrroRY ~ THE NUTMEG STATE

ppt.p,RrHG FOR AN OLD-FAsHIoNED REPIbll'A"
v,rroey ~ THE NUTMEG STATE
,,r,,,rl Conn Aug (SpecaD.-The sta'e
co,,-,i Renlhllcan Committee will meet NJ the ro''
Gr,swod House on Tuesday Of next week. anu 10
a date for the holding Of the convention anu 10y
ont matters for the coming campaign. - 20
,ho,,oh, that the convention will be held untl '"e
middle or possibly not until the latter part u ,'p
,s,,her 4, being the idea OF the committee anu u
,,,,.,o,, leaders in the State that the canipaB"
should he short and vigorous. rather ina" 'o"e
run o,it The convention IS due IN Harto'u ''''
vear In consequence OF the Kho"'r'Se -
meeting OF the State Committee the us ',,-
nrouinent candidates has begun In the 'epu''
nose ~ sor,o extent. Already General Merwih, 'he
candlda;e for two campaigns. mas eNPreSN -
self AS DESTROYS Of having the noin'na'o" e'.''
,,N,,rb {, w,s not thought by his friends tha' "e
,,,,ld care for H. and ex-senator O.. vincent vi
o, ~ Niaale;own has come out with the eNpreSS0'
intention OF being candidate. MT Com" 'ep's
sents a part OF the State that has nad is"'' Wv,
ernors than almost any other ana as he -
, ab,a man he will make a good canvass lot ''@
nomination John Addison Porter VINO nVes ="
pornfrst. but who edits The Hartford POST
$50. on, os , candidate. II, represents to n con-
t,o-ob,o .xtent a newer and younger eeih'h' III
sat- n,litcs than any Of the other Tanu,u a ~
suggested. Then there Is Noi"i ,he State and
1nnnmhcan who has had much influence IN ti is
-. - r,r az A., who IS also mentioned W .sS
ss,'. brt has m ado TO announcement aS 10 l.'
,,,rnnses colonel Frank v. cheney, ut VI q,
p.rlp, tho candidate for LleuteH2n t-NioVetnor ~
iseo is the candidate Of the conserva,Ns the
10 no Marty ana he will be strong man neloIS .ne
otnvcntfpr The fact that 'hcr" IL gehe,ui Ia
IN lint the Republican ticket Will WIN anu
- ~, w. neonlps votes, rather than ny an tIeS
w." ~; ITO Legislature makes the preliminary ca
' Tor thc Repub.icnn nomin alton uhe
'Di,fc,l feature Of the campaign ne p'It' III
f1ia,..' ., no verv lifoiess. and the general ia.k
among the leaders Is that HoVeril42a os orvhodv
,e ,vpu try the race and he sacliHre' ls ''''
az az rbnre are no other aspirantS IN SlghI .s,,
The next Legislature may nave Ic0t ,, ynn The
,b c,ra of The Eas; Hartford bridge Dach 1vo ~,
NV. 49, Tho scanlal by which that venerateu strut,
~ .,.,s .ronafcrroi ~ the state IRON me 'oM.iS
w. n1f vet cooled down In the pubic MINI, anu
~. ~ chepcos are that IN attempt VII Dc nlaue ~
eet the bridge back into Town coI'' ~ nonths 70
sh,,u, witch il must be within a Few mouths, w
sor no loos, The state Commission Is hot sur
- n,,vers under the statute. ana mas TAKEN hu
,ico :, Eminent legal authority the ophi9r - ~
ny VI ,orhcon,lng If II is favorable blds WI ps
oT,,.or,iseG Tor ard the bridge bvUt TINS AZ an
1he state Will pay for II. H. howeVe,, n,r6 ,ha
mnissipner. sh 'ud no; heir way q nu'a or
MISS b,,rn tho session Of the Legislature; there
III IA strong and most likely SUCCESSIVE So
Tor, 70 get It out OF State control ana i''0e wv
towns 70 built IT, 1T. .s Tho visit Of the
h,s,nricoi n,lxTims from Philadelphia 70 lhis CITY a
n - IN the historic PAGES near boston. ~.
h,,gh rho party was only in town one IT,,
~ .ss odmlrobv taken Of by the ConheC.icu
y WaS society ana other public, spirited eSens
nI shown about the town Thoma mas ,iooH 81
iiu ~ olI charter the site OF the ChartsF OSN
~ ~ L,u ~ the Hartford Convent?n anu o''e'
nnp ' form, cd the objects of attraction