New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
GorERyoR CorFIvS UNIQUE MESSAGE.
WARNINGS TO THE LEGrSLATrRE-A NOTABLE RE
UNION IN HARTFORD.

UNION IN HARTFORD.
Hartford Conn Juno Is IspeciaD.-Governor Cof-
fin has sent TO the General Assembly n MESSAGE
which Is unique among Governors messages In TINS
STATE He calls special attention to the oVer-eN-
re,li,uros OF several departments notably FOR the
hui,ling Of arnories for the Connecticu: NatlonaI
Guard and for the establishment OF me ne" SCHOOLS
for the blind. and notes the necessity for s'r'r'r
definition OF the law specific appropriations re
also cautions tho Legislature against the too easy
conditions imposed upon investment companies III
tho matter OF floating their bonds. and closes his
message with n strong appeal for clean bIlnKet-
ballot law II Is doubtful at this late stage OF the
session II the Legislature pays great deal OF at'e
ton - the message II has stlu much to 40 ana
IN. hot weather will nor make !, desirable Tor inc
members 70 stay I'm the city longer than july J.
Tho House has dlsagrcoi Nth the Senate ana re-
fused =, rass the Corcy Pool bill amen lment which
abrogatcl the poolsoling regulations for rac"'ra'ks
in the state for twelve days In each year. Inc
newspapor press and pulpit have not been so stirred
I'D over any question Of legislation for many years
AS over this Pool bill amendment. and under the
load OF Or Newman Smythe. % New-Iiavcn. the
forces pressed heavily against the bill that when
II reached The House not one word Was SAID IN rs
favor. and II .as NloI without division. Inc sen
ate agreed adhere. but ther" VIII probably De no
committee OF conference. ana the amendment Is
d.,l mas, hone The ,rotiing meetings advertised
incluIirg the Charter OAK PARK meeting VIII De
The mos, notable rcglincuial reunion Of tho year
VA. hell n this clf, tn- week. that OF thc ~
Connecticut Heavy Artillery ne 'aTs.s .et'i;,s,
fh. state sent during ~" war. ana the hist
tlr.. cars regiment to 'uft IN any part OF IN"
country. The nucleus Of tho regiment wa IN the
vol known Dlfy Guard - Hartford. nni nat com
r4nv NTH ifs active ana veteran corps iii escort
duty 20 tho four hundred or NOR" survivors VINO
marched ~ to parade. \ uu -h"on was given
20 the visitors. AMI Az afternoon 81 oraiory AMI
music - Fooi-,;uhrI Hail senator Uawlcy. Pres-
deut smith - Trinity College. AMI other speakers
were present.
reached point whore u VIII probably stand ana
Hartford is hurierei with the largest share ~ %"
r,f.f-. ~ ts.ftp bridge. Win 'NGoy"rnor Bulk"-
Icy at ttc hral q commission 90 max" the con
Tracts anI 90 a other business connected with the
building - me structure There - one thing thai Is
suuflrfln. fA~ matter. AoH"f"r ana mat IL mat
thr n~n hf Ike Will ," croiit 10 the towns ana n-
A nrc anAlr much better thar the ore which 'hr
ID commission hal contracted FOR with Ia" Berlin
lyon 1871 Fr company.
Th. n.n charter which hns been taken 10 the
Genera Assembly IN h~hil. % this city VII not be
,.aIr..l ass q N.ll, but certain provisions VIII
.ofn~ lr as -iar4ie bills one ~ these is for the
/ l.irfosc ~ dividing "a" city INTO ten "nris in
sf.i! a. oIg,h, as now sf holding tile two boards
10, th. CITY government. Another provides FOR tho
consolidation Cd, trc town with tho city, wlping out
tn. town government altogether THIS VIII b" vigor-
/ Dusty OPPOSED hy the conservative element In the
civ which cllugs to the historic town as the unit
In Connecticut.