New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-23


New" c,ate Convention to-day declared nselt ior
pa0n., gold standard. for protection ana for the
> Sns 6oc,rine and pledged its support 10 the
N0n'0. shall be nominated by the Nationa. Re-
~rcan Convention
~. rame Of any candidate was mentioned AZ any
Nv ~ the proceedings to-day, and the ocegd'ioh
,ys wholly unpiedseu' x ,,o ,or,,ora,v
- delegate was present when the temporal!
Ns Mr. Warner, called the convention 10
ens ., ,o15 o'clock. Ffty-two minutes later Inc
H'e. adjourned II had been decide that en-
"''." ."Srnor Stephen A. Kellogg. Of Waterbury,
0'Hs So the permanent chairman. but the General
s' omsUhat nlisposed this morning. ana an
' that he would be physically unable TO pre-
~" The Committee on Permanent Organic III n
~ Jailed upon ex-Congressman William l.. 81
~ . ~ Canton Mr.. Simonds took the gavel I'M
s.o,s,v after the report Of the committees on
r".sont,a,s and Permanent Organization. After
rS,g the convention for the honor conferred
upon him. he SAID
ise aea viii permit you to escape with only few
0 asTis rom me but have just one tEought to let
no.SS' In ali the years in which l have been an
t9rin. :" - public affars-unless indeed It was
;ng some Of the dark days Of the war. whsn the
lave N noitIca convention tnat has been as
sembed in Connecticut has been s. iregn,ea WIN
we h PCommonwealth For three years or more the
cunry has been suffering trouble and disaster on
Of
Tbev have brought prlvaticn TO ALMOST every nome.
and the people are looking to us tor great ue-
hy Thsy win wait with what patience they may the
,raN,he frs, Tuesday after the first Monday or
November ncxt-which Will surely see great ne
publican victory, and the sun next morning wh
surely rise on the assurance OF an era OF pros
psri t probably can give you no better speech en-
Than the resolutions that have been prepared by
the committee Of which am chairman
The platform that had been prepared by ex-
Sneaker Samuel Fessenden. OF Stamford. was then
read and on motion Of John Addison Porter. of
The Hartford Post" was adopted with cheers. 1t
Is as follows:
Republicans Of Connecticut reafirm their belief in
yocatei by James G. Blaine, believing that upon
is maintenance depends the development OF Ameri;;
can Industry. the elevation OF American labor and
he protection of the products OF the American
i,In ,.u... f., o.,n,,,n,os ~. fac Of America IN
protecting every citizen OF the United states in his
legal rights. at home and abroad, ard in presery-
ether BY the Government or the banks the free
standard Of value and that standard gold
We believe that this policy with sound and
sisSe to meet al feqursmsns Of the Gov
eminent and properly support IT. We believe IN
toms as, will again revive our shipping intere,ts.
and extend our trade and commerce TO ever land
We believe In the Monroe doctrine, and in supply
Ing the Government with ships and fortitcatons,
and men to man them sufficient at all times 10 up
hold and |anan IT. we are na ORP1ssd TO the mm
We are arm in our convictions that the main n,
Of A Se nd ec End and hg
administration charged with the duty Of enforcing
country The financial and Industrial supremacy of
the world
g long as deserving Union soldier, or sailor. his
widow, Or Orphan rerna ms In the land due sense
ofgrartude demands that the Nation extend to all
pese the 'a nominees line Of the National Repub
ean Convention. from whatever States they, may
come our answering loyalty and the electoral vote
OF the state Of Connecticut
The delegates were then chosen. and are fol-
lows. Delegates t-large-Ist Congress District.
Morgan G. Buckley. Of Hartford IId John l.
hutchinson. Of Essex; lid. A. II. Brewer Of Nor
nAh; WITH. Samuel Fessenden. of Stamford.
County and district delegates were chosen as fol-
hvs: Hartford County. J. A. Cheney. of South
Rockville; New Haven County Rufus W. Blake. Of
Derby; Mddlesex County. J. NJ Douglass. of Mid
Thompson: New-London County. Thomas H. Alien
Of sprasue: Fairfield County. f., A. Kellar. Of Nor.
walk and Lit hfeld County, Hubert Williams. on
The only contest in the convention came upon the
he State Central Committee The district caucus
split and nominated John I; Clark, of Norwich. and
H Palmer. of Montville. Palmer, the present
member, elected. The new committee by dis
Ncs Is as follows
Nv: B. Dwight. Hart Z Z " s Mead Mead, Windham.
II :: Bryant, East a Allen W. Page. Bridge
Hartford port.
George B. Mclean 10. Samuel T. Amber.
smsbury. Bethel.
AGeorge A. Porter is. George A. Hammond,
Bristol Putnam.
&c E. Turner Water-,17 Charles y. Daniels,
bury Wiilimantic.
tL M Hubbard. Wallis. o. RFyler. Torrington.
hgford 49, A. T. Roraback. Ca
II !. Gaylord AM Haan 1v.,.,.. r,.,...
IL A. Howarth New ton.
Haven n. Wilson c. Reynolds.
ilrederick Farnsworth East Haddam
. Nex-London. 22. W. r. Mcdonald.
NV: H. Palmer Mont Cromwell
MI %. Thomas A. Lake Rock
nswse o. Jackson Vile.
Onatster "a. II. s. Abel, Stafford.
Eenw State Central Committee met al noon and
esciM o r Fyler Torrlngton, chairman There
Us Us but one other candidate. j. H. Macdonaid' Oh
,,Iae rules were amended TO permit the town or
hartford TO change the time OF electing It's Io"h