The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-15
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICANS
NM IIIITI'S PRU arr SIC
RITiRI IOR GOI ERNOR.
ser,rni ~ Runs Thr"uSh seven Hours
Hrtorr t.no,i~ Ia Ntns the Nomination
over IoLr. the OniS 0ih~r Nsplrant
Platform Ignores the Tartn Law.

PLATFORM IEnorr> the Tarn Law.
U,rrrorr N.m 10 6 \ Goodwin,
geometry 500. llu.y private secretary.
- r,r.uar-I fur Governor by the Re-
,..rr.. convention thl- afternoon.
Oh. nnal allur gave Goodwin SIS to
=. o.. Iyrrrtr ! Lake, formerly Har-
N..i '.ui .a.I star
In. convention continued for seven
ar, and was marked 10y the most hitter
crr,.-r ever knoWn IN Connecticut
E.pu. AN gathering
I'm. contest began during the first hal
~, for Governor eariy IN the day. inIs
halo, Wa never declared for II resulted
r. The discovery thai more vote had heen
r,s, than Their. W.r,. Delegates in the con-
,rutlon The ro. showed 57S entitled to
vote and Ssi ballots we're cast
The situation was suh further eomph-
r,,ed nv tho fact that two delegates at
ls~se had been left oH the roll because
r-.t- credentials had not been received
tv mo rIerS The presiding officer. Con-
.,.Ssnran J. J Hill. ruled that a decision
.r,uld ~ made a. to whether these dele
S,rss should ~ allowed To vote before
awning was done touching the irregu-
lsr,v II the nallot cast He also ruled
,crlal convention that the credentials OF
tratwo delegates AZ large had been mailed
t. the clerk 81 the convention and that
,tay acre enutled to vote a. members Of
the convention.
when this question had been settled
trs convention upholdlng the chairman,
o belonged hrkering ensued before
any statement could ne obtained as to
e 81
had n,en taken several hours before.
finally Chairman Hill reported that
trs '.Ilars had made two reports One
report gave the result A. follows. Whole
mhar $50. Goodwin. 2aS Lake 2sS
Ttrswas signed hy Messrs. Mum. Marks
r.. Mclaughlin, Allen. King LatImer
ard h"aCh
The second report said that Ssi vote.
had naAn cast and recommended the
tasirs Il a ballot by roll call This was
sgn-i NV Baldwin. Latmer. Bliss. lib
bis h."ney. Gage Hammond and lsbell.
to tllman moved that both reports
D. % a,'sd and that a ballot by roll call be
ia-sr
VI handler. Goodwin delegate.
n vsi that the majority report be &C
C--t"r
hup'e 81 warning was sounded by Stiles
l.tSon esaid the Democratic party
nd presented fairly strong candidate
" .oay.r the candidate IN ight he he should
be- properly nominated The candidate
should have q clear title He seconded
TIE motion for q vote by roll call The
mt m 70 have a hallo' ny roll call carried
LaAs strength deserted him On the
r.I call The first vote had shown that
> majority 81 the convention were m
favor - Goodwin and the weak kneed
c'es proceeded to get on the hand wagon
T'a result was Goodwin ais. Lake $50
The ticket was completed a. follows
LIeI' snant Governor. Dennis 4 Blake@-
." II New Maven SECRETARY ~ the State.
Matthew n Rogers ~ Bridgeport Treas
Lrar. Costello Lippltt ~ Norwich. Comp
trNller. Thomas Dudley Bradstreet Of
1romaston. Attorney ieneral Judge
John II. Light ~ Norwalk Represent
s,v- az large. John = Tilson Of New
Haven
The platform avoids commenting or
crrticIsing the Payne AldriCh tarih law.
b approves the President permanent !
tsriE board ard the amendment OF IN
dIvidull schedules as follows
He the Pres dantl has given the
country a law luiding law enforcing
admin -trafton. Ia" appointing power
has Zen to him sacred trust Our
exporters are indebted To nun Tor me
prasarr ,tIon % arin peace with the whole
trading world He has prepared the Vav
for needed changes m our own schedules
without th a. disturbance and arrangement
~ business inevitably attending what -
known a. a general revision.
Thanks chiefly To his tactful hut rsso-
lutte insistenCs. the vital part 81 the reform
for which his predecessor pleaded IA
speeches and messages il now statute
law. and the Republican Congress has
made record for constructive work
80 abiding value thai will 10 n landmark
30 our legislative history. Al once con
sa-va'iv" and prog-essir" patient under
M representation and datractlon. William
y Ea-d Taft has sat an example ~ cfticial
-t'lI'y and pur" patriotism 70 all his
r-assors m the Presidency
r 10 plank approving a public utilities
commission, which was defeated IN the
Legislature two years ago. IN a. follows
IN accordanc" with the progressive
s'..r.' ~ the twentieth century the Repub-
40 PARTY pledges itself To IN" adoption
~ B rraotical measure for the supervision
ard .pu'rol Of public seryicr corporations
.r .I,h manner that N" welfare of m" .
Ir shall 10 IN" first concern and H..
'g protected. and that these lndIs-
'...-arl- utilities shall be conducted b
-, 'l- tho benefit Of IN" public and
o.. shareholders two parti"s who's
....--'s under wise management are
u ..f1 -onisti"
.. .N.iras tho partv IN an employers .
"a 'v law and 70 redistrict the stat" ,