New-York tribune., 1902-09-26
Mg CARY FOR GOVERNOR.
-pRoaRIoUs CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS
NOMINATE HIM AND IGNORE
BRYAN DOCTRINES.
,reR.PE TO TIE TRBUSE-l

g., Sent 25-The Democratic
= convention, which began Win Tsl10
cor,nty caucuses last evening, e'lueo oi'ei
l. ,,, and heated ballot late TINS dltel iiooii
zre1rert B Cary, OF Rldgenelo' 4 lol
wiz ---l- LAWYER was nominated Tor the IoN-
L,r lv 2 vote of 800 10 "a, and the pipe
e-e.a 1.-ss smoked al around. The conVen-
o p rs by all odds the most uproarious ever
~ ~, the party in this State and toward 1ne
"a of the afternoon session came near oellis
.rrogether dernorallzeH
,rooeedings of the convention were ex-
al dav long both on the floor and IN the
-,+-ee rooms. and at times there promised
renetition of last nights free fight in
- >e7Tondon caucus. BY the time the MINOR
m the ticket we're nominated the con-
-+;on had been IN session for six consecutive
ard had degenerated into an unorgan-
s,k1Ae in which the stage was jammed with
80 of me two candidates for Governor
.ha delegates on the floor were all shouting
9 wing 10 make their nominations at once.
-oe evnected. there developed number Of
= :, committee on the Endorsement OF the
..s rf-v platform. and between the sup
.x NJ Me1bert 3. Cary and Charles r
- fo- the t5overnorship The committee on
,,--,o,s vas out for two hours with the
r.v n1a1forrn, during which the free silver
e,a-,a,- made determined struggle to get their
~,.-,, inserted When the majority Of the com
,--.s -sfused TO adopt any plank reafhrn11ng
=. yensas City or the Chicago platform, Eu-
F7sl of GuiIford. q Bryan enthusiast
~.s,o,e6 in an explosion of wrath cailins the
,,-,rnrtee "a set Of demagognes-
-ba main sensation Of the day. however was
= -bo bo1s,1p Of the proceedings OF the conVen-
a.. .,- over an hour by the seating OF lhe Io1l
r.-v delegates from Union. the srlalesI town IN
This contest resulted in a prolonged
.eh- in which four members OF lne u =.
--,,.+s. who were Thayer supporters, LETT
the convention. hololhs 'P
.,-- r,-1 they returned
BDs FoR REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR
s--,zeIa between the Cary and Thayer
<..o,s <or rhe head Of the ticket was Ihe
<arcest seen in 2 Democratic convention 1'-
wears All Iast night the hotels were 1aiiIiii7u
7,,-h excited crowds Of adherents, ana Pc e0-ai
encounters were frequent The oelegales were
NM abed until o'clcck this morning ana We
-, ana at il again by O'Clock Ihrousn 'lie
.n-ire proceedings the widest r1Farv eAis'e1
A. m. baliotirs this afternoon scenes "eie eH
sc,ea that are rarely seen in state conN
sr5 the chairman had difficulty IN keePliiS Inc
convention in order. Kisses ana groahs "e4o
<-aouent fnterjectous in every speech Gnu
15o-1a- ( Cummings. Of Stamford, nominee for
,he new Office Of ongressman-at-L1aIee' 4-04 -
-vai+ several minutes before he could thank 'ii7
delegates for his nomination neoauss VI a.
outbreak among his opponents
An incident Of 9 different kind. however came
., the reoeption which met the name OF the
--.zsr+ Republican Governor, George P. Nc
lean who will not run again this fal- on ac-
<.-a,ce IF the chairman 10 him. and then d
s.,.ga+A 5rnope5 I'D with call for three cheers
e. caorea D Mclean This was the hrst time
4, ,ronrec+icut's political history that such an IN
- has occurred in a Democratic State con-
vention
rao+h +ta Kansas City plank and the Economic
1..,,,e the recently organized labor party III
-ba- Stare we're ignored by the Democratic piaI-
form though each was shut out only aIIel q
vigorous struggle The platform Favored 'ie
+ar,44 revision on trust-rnade goods supper Ue'
President Rooseveit's Cuban policy ana q
less radical on representation reform IN Ihi9
State than had been expected The ticket hoii'i-
mated follows:
czovsrnor-ME1BERT F CARY. Rldgehsio- ,,,s
ds,o~E -. s,.ts-AR7HrR 2. cALKINs. OLD Lyme
Trsasurer-PF5ILIP HUGO, NeW-saren
rnnrrcrIer-FDwARD @ KILDUFF, We'eroorS
.-+orre- c4r4rsl-NoBI.E E PIERCE, Bristol
Congressman large-fIoMFR : @ NJ
THE PLATFORM
The platform adopted is in part as follows
We have no sympathy with the RepubLica9ans POI
tcv OF fostering and protecting rnonopo!Les W.
legislation and at the expense ot the peoptte- - ~
believe that the prices Of beef coal aho GtNI
rornbira+iors and by means OF special pflFlesel
conceded 70 monopoly by the party IN power, an,
therefore demand the irnrneqlale rel,sa! % rra
tariffs on trust produced afnCies so - ~ f-'
vent raororoly under the plea Of protsctlon
We ais demand the most stringent ellloLCeIlI
of al legislative laws against trusts ana Ile PC
sage NJ such new laws as are required 10 suppIIe
rnenr and give potency TO existing statutes we oe
rnsnd rhIicity as TO the affairs Of corporations en-
in commerce, ana Ifle thaCt
Of laws recurring all Euch corporations, peloi
doing business outside the state OF I1eIf oilEl4 -
show that they have water in their STOCK aiI'
that they are not designed to monoponze an
branch Of business the production Of any ar
ucies OF n1erChapd1se
Reoiurocfty with Cuba is favored and an imn1e
oate reduction Of the tariff on Cuban imports
urged Other planks protest against the granting
ofsship subsidies favor the electtoa of Unite'
States senators by popular vote, and demand leg
i=la,ion TO prevent government by injunction
IN reference 10 constitutional reform, which va
stutionsl convention early this year the platform
SAYS
We declare our faith in the historic system o
town government and commit ourselves 70 II
preservation At The same time pdge ef
which shall offer the populous communities jus
and adequate representation in the House OF Rep