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iii Giiio Poll n.
Republicans Increase Their
Vote in Vermont.
ISTIIATBD IAJORl'l'l' 0|" 28,000.
m Convention. in Connecticut and
low flanpahlre-Ilorrla for Governor
at the hint-neg Btato. (leodell [or New
lamp-hire.
Bettina-row. VI. Sept. 5.-~—An nominally
large vote was polled in this city, and
report! from muntry towns point to the
terse-t vote ever east in the itute. iniii‘nfl'
ham and Woodhul'y will probably lmw over
”.11” majority. Senator Edmund: came
, home to vote.
As many tom are without inlngruphio
latrillttu it i; impdbla to give more than
dinette. The state nollfllv will no wildly
“Milena, and the:lower house will have
1. than twenty Dem'rutic members out o!
I total 0! 243 represetativoe.
The retema. a! far as asc'ertuiriml, incli—
ule the election of every ltepulil‘n-nn county
candidate in the fourteen counties liur-
linxton elects Representative lionry llnllnrd.
Republican, by 19:3 majority. u not gain of
225. Rutlantl, represented by a labor Doni-
oerat, elect: Henry Field, “tfptlbllt'ltll, by
345 majority. Crittemlen county, complete,
Ihown gains of 500.
Eighteen towns in Windham county show
a net Republican gain oi 7m. Fifteen tonne
in Washington county give a net gain 0!
“)0. Nine towns in Orleans county give 200
The Democratic vote in Addison county
drop! ofl one-fifth.
The Prohibition vote shows a small gain
heome sections and total tlisuppsurance in
other; It will probably remain ."about the
mine as it was two years ago. /
The elected candidates are: Governor. W.
P. Dllllngham; lieutenant governor, if. A.
“'oodburywecretary oi state, ('. W. l‘ortur;
harem, W. H. Duluth; auditor, E. H.
Powell. PIX-Governor John W. Stewart
and Geo. W. W. Grout are both ru—olmtnd
incongruous by largely increased majorities;
Wain Rivrn .lt'xrrms, \‘t., Sept. 5:—
lteturns from 10.5 towns give lhliingtam
(Rep), 25,875); Bhurtletl (Donn), 9,5419; i-leeley
(Prohibil, till); scattering, 5. The some
town. in 1854 gave l’engree (Imp), 3:,ltitl;
Redington (Dem ), 9,41”; Stone (l’rohih) and
altering, 472. Gains over vote of 1296:
Republican, 33!»; Democratic, 2.50; Prohibi-
tion, etc., 151. Net Republican gain over
Democratic vote, 2,8519; over all, 2,70%.
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS.
In“ stale Ticket l'ut I’p, with Morri-
lor Governor.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. .5.——'l‘be llrtnorratio
atate convention WM called to order in the
Hyperion theatre by M. F. Dooley, chairman
of the state committee. ltobzrt J. Vance,
conga-man from the First iiistrirt, was
cheese temporary chairman. His midni-
wal devoted to the thrill, in which be- de‘
{ended the Democratic policy.
Theplatform gives its influence t0(.‘levov
had and Thurman, indorsiei the administra-
tion, approves the tariff message, congratu-
latu the Democrats (or passing the Mills,
inflame the retaliation message, calls for a
[wet ballot, and devotee itself to state issues
The candidates (or the gubernatorial numb
nation were Carlee French, of Seymour, and
Judge Luzon B. Morris, of thiq city. The
latter was nominated
The mplete ticket is as follows;
For governor, Luzon B. Merrie, oi New
Haven
For lieutenant governor, John S. Klrkhaa,
at Harrington.
For eecretary oi etnle,}lenry A. Bishop,ol
Bridgeport.
For treasurer, ti. F. Martin, of Windham.
For comptroller, Nirholue Stunb, 0! New
Illi'ord.
NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICANS.
national
l'lntlorm lndonnI—llnvid ll.
Goodall [or Governor.
(’oxt'oun, N. ll, Sept lit-A. Haynes was
down permanent chairman oi the Repub-
Mean state convention. llisi arm-b war
mainly devoted to an attack upon the ad-
nlnhtration
The platform lmlorseei that ol the Chicago
.onvontion. The i'oiiiinittce on credential.
"and il‘liltlelegatm prurient.
vid 1!. Goodall, ol Antrirn, was nomin—
ated for governor on the seventh ballot,
which resulted as lollows: Goodall, 385;
Tuttlc, 205: Melcher, 28: Smith, 17; Bpald-
, l.
flout. David ll. (hole. is aliout (my year!
He in an extensive mnnuim-turer at
“trim. lie has been prominent in temperi-
an” work and was for mine time a member
at the legialature.
Imminent” [Democratic l’lntlorln.
Bnumrinn, his... Sept. 5.--'i‘he plat
trampled by the Doritocrntic state con-
vention to-clay cummoltll the administration;
d Pruideut Cleveland, both dermatit- and
Mn; ntrongly imam the aelevtlon 0'
Ir. Thurman an a I‘Mltlttlal.» (or Vice prehi-
‘ut; millrma the lit. Lama plattotmmor—
“1, “means oi the Mill- hili and the
t’e mmgeun the turitl; taken (1'
“(I gronruls against the creation oi trusts:
W the “MK“ of Premium Cleveland
CI “to “bury quoetnn', oxpremm nympathy
‘8 thittlpyirteuol home rule in lrnlarui',
mirtheabolitiou "I Ill» pull In! M I
requisite for voting; lav n all )wiwloue
lor the hem-lit of the llllifill“
clan—r. calla tor the new. liberal ll’e’l‘ljlitflll
(at Union veteran whiter»; promise» wppott
ball well t-«mxtleml “It" (or the precaution
d temperanae, and lllrbtfl upon me raring-
.“ measure» tor the hotter protection a!
wage earner- agaiiut the importation ol
“reign labor under contract
Coin-ado Republican Convention.
MRI, Bevi- h—rll-l‘lenator Tabor
called the Rumblicen elat- convention to
order. Broom ltoutt was made pore
haunt chairman. Committee: were ap
pointed and a recent taken until I'm
what Bee-a 70'“ at Center county,
weenie-ted tor and um
’l‘ahnr, Dr. David lleore, . J. A. cooper,
Weill W and N. H. loun- were
pttuaentaatieeiorgonrnornadanothw
rune-rut...
IRASTUI WIMAN'S IDEA-
... Tulle: Canadian: That (Io-nor“
Union In the 0n): Way not.
3:. TNOIAS, on, Sept. 5.7.“ a hen-It
home picnic given under the Vnurplcee of the
last Elsie Farmers” institute, at W" MN”
ley, Hon. Erutue \l‘lrnan itpolte in furor o!
deter commercial relation: imwwu Canada
and the United Staten. In the Mine of hil
addrele ho raid that the own-lion 01 Can-
Idlau admire in the United tibiae occupied
more and more attention. hill nothing M
been settled, and the prospect war that noth-
ing would be willed lor some little. The
“a that (‘nnada walla part of the British
empirummlrlml pollticlam bidding (of tho
lrhh mite to use the important Animations in-
volvnd for pnriy punxme, but tins was not
an unmixed ovil, provided it mixed the (lit.-
uon to one of prime importance. ltiplmnw!
hail tailed to nettle the llubery puzma, retal-
iation worth] full. There must in: mine WI!
aoonlounvltopum-i'lully uihl preilinlrly or»
range mutton The simplest way mnthe
beat. The Canadian people Would notorio-
Ient to nrnmmtion. The more immediately
practical plan which conunentls limit to bee-
lnelfl men in to unite the two countries coin.
niernially by a uniform tariil, thins puttin‘
the customs line around the continent, ilk
Iteuul oi auroral it. The result would bean
enlarged market both [or “"1er bilate-
innliui'nuturee anal Cllllfllllllll prmlnr-iu. It
was singular [but the politiulzui» bud not
loan the urnilnbiilty of tho plan to hurt
Englishmnnuim'turvmniul thus plenum the
Irish unnatitnum-y, 'l'ln-w mul oilmr consid-
erntiomlml .llr. \l’iinun to lioliuvn that the
Men of mnunorviul union nml partnership
beich-n the mo counirh-e wuuhl in due
time prevail. Those who look {or political
union cannot object to connnorcial union II
I preliminary atop, while thesis who rill-p
prove political union will lind in trade part
nore‘ibip all tho mlvantngm oi n clover rela-
tion, without the disadvantages tin-y rlrmul.
LIQuoan'E'Nl‘s -PLXTFORM.
The Republican Party llintrneled am! the
Civil Diulmgcn Law Denounced—Proton
Again-t lllgh Lia-onus.
lit'r‘inbv, Sept. 5,-Jl'he state convention
of liquor eleuh-rs aiioptml the iullowing
reaolutiom:
The wine, liquor, and boor rlonlnr- iléi'suclflr
lion 0! the emu; of Now York, in norm-nth»)
m'llllllttll on Sept. 4, in“, itulnrsu the policy
oi rugulution nnol l'tflltlr'lilns the pulley oi
prohibition, general or local.
We inilom: euc-b regulritimui us are not in-
tended to ucrumplisb prohibition ll'lilll'l'l'lly,
but to oliimnatm a9 mucboi the evtl result-
ing lroui the abuse oi liquor in l: fumble to
be done by law.
ltcwlvcrl, that we are oplmsml to that
Iltempl to regulate which ecu-k: by high
lit-emu to discriminate imtwmm rich mni
poor, or one lmnlity ngniniit nnotln-r.
ltc-wlvmi, that we urn Willing to pay a
reaeonubioiirunsotbnt yiul-ls such revenue
to the hint: a» our imimtry can bear with
jmtleo to tho»: engage-l tlichrin, but are on
[mnltothe oilort to grind such enorinouzi
some from one bram-b oi lrlhlfle‘nfl nu Will
drive roeyuiiinibie men iron: the trade and
destroy our property.
ltwylvml, that character (Hill conduct as.
exhibited in the pructitznl innnugoumnt oi
the liquor buninmn and lb rlvtv-rniirwi by
pruol in court is the only just test of natrio
lion.
ltemlved, that we favor a law which tier
qualities iron: license in our state all per-one
who have been convicted of felony or have
been confined in any pri-ion or penitentiary.
Resolved, that we lavor allcenee (or iii!
Working ilaye, authorizing the hale oi liquor
lrrnnifan. m In t n In , ma may In flvml by
the local nutlwrilim, whit-b hhnl lm granted
to all peruom not rlimpialllled by the prevail
in; rmilntiom at not exceeding the preusnt
ram
Resolved, that all regulations oi the trai-
tlc ior houn- other than above stnhnl be left
toeuch locality, and that tim'li lm-nlity rec;
ommond euo-h regulation at the night and
Sunday busmeaa an the necmilimi oi the
place nil-mum! and public mniinusnt will all
lain
lleaolvecl, th we condemn the civil dam-
age not on it ow atamle on the statute
books of thin to, an in it» prnmnt form it
in the gro work [or hlnr'itmnll by irro
elionaible and nnncrnpulous [Vflumt
Resolved, that while we hold protection to
our bmine- and property again»: unjust
legislationarhigher than party nllrginnr'o,
untapped to our fellow cililulm, irrespec-
tire 0! party, for [MK treatment, we are due
trmtfui oi the Republican party, netwitir
landing the mutant-e it has (requentiy
pron that our balm Will not be seriously
disturbed.
Rewind, th-t we call upon nil lriendly
annotation! toact with no in bringing bo-
lorethecotnml—ion tor the reunion 0! ex-
ciee laws the view: and Wlnhmi at our unite-l
wiehev.
Renoir/nil, the; we appeal to every denier
h our state to rigidly olnierrn all laws, and
to an millet hie [urinal u to give the in“
Olen-e in good order and good nioraia
hut-a cor-In. In [or Governor "Ill.
Armin. [Sept 5,—Tbe [allowing letter
wan received by “en. Ania. J. Parker, Jr.:
Noun: Bur “All”, Hr , tin-pl. l. m
“to. A. J Parker. Jr . Albany:
hm Ward how your cv‘mirnnnlcnlion d
Aug, it, and it “ii" in» ‘leltfiul'l! to 4-1pm
myself an to whom it i: luv [hr mun-nor the
Denim-m! W ronwniiv in to nominate (or governor.
lam. inr lrlptrrnui’ "ill, anal think he eiwulit he
mmnmrml llv him niwaya burn an active“
ariio-nt lmwwmt "it. wirnineotraunn haa
urrrmtimmi they [only in the etntr. lie in no
bug's-min louder and his nomination now will.
inmyuptnlou. «in In"?! "ill .7 one thingta
nuke bentmnutir Innocent our» in auto Ami aaa
lien. or which Iiutwm prnent urination- are u.
nonunion“ Then» nation» Intent to lit-ennui»
lug. [norm Colitis“
Judge Thorn-an “loot: Away.
Continue, 0., fleet 5-4ka 'l'humum
out My Mt [or New York at me lad
again; in (Jot C. B. Briee’r private car. at-
tache-Hollie Philadelphia and Kurt York
“mouth. Panhandle!!!“ Hie going
but been kept carefully from the public, in
{anwkmehv-m “m
how-'30.. lint-multivitamin»,
Alb-W. TummhiegraMJam.
no.“ W. a. Taylor and '
WWW Tho train in due at New
Yorhatlo’eloehlhllallernoen.
Pnrroy’e following.
In You. Hope. h—Tkeenwninm
rattle. e! the Penny central
l . ,
l
Talking c all ion.
The House Devotee a Day to
that Subject.
I'll0 AND C05
AND '1‘” I'll]! TAT.
"ill and “lift“ llw
they [love Some Lively
lulu. D'l'c-Vlllf'
(fillet {Ir-lore”
lulunguwrlguru at Ewell, Ari-c
garner-tn and tour-Inn
Walilimmm, Bipt. 5.~»)lxiet of the time
of the home mu “out dimming the retnllav
tlon bill.
Mr. lllnl'reary p film»! the aiiminirtrntlol
tor its Hurt and voirugmm attitude on the
fisheries mntroveriy. The prenillent'e Ineev
huge» on the tnrlfl and on the tleherim ulmuld
be recorded together in hisiwry. 'l'beom
uptight to lighten taxes and the other «night
to umintaln the dignity ol the Aumricnn
citiuu. ’l'lie Hephblli'nii inmate In rejecting
the treaty innigirin notice that no treaty
which cnuhl be 1m ,rotiutaexl would be instill»
tory to tho-m, ml the linm for negotiation me:
post and the tin»: jlur ruinlmtlon liml mm".
This right» of Allllt'i'll'flll iinlwrrno-n niionld
bu prohmtr-rl, and it «top phoninl I)" put. to an
unjust iiiwrimlrmlion ngnimt American we
win in (‘nnwllun clumlri.
(ion. Grant sent a unwilling" to «warm on
the subject of our rulutlum to l'mm-lu, and
alumni limtnntly Inc-Hemmer» warn writ from
[linden to Conn-ii to wnrn lliu tfrmmlmrie
that their unjuot not” most. cunw, and noon
the joint high wnrlmisaion Wllli'l’l negotlawl
the treaty oi ll'urllun'gtun mm authorizml.
it won by no mil-um certain that the we»
Ilnnt would lie ri-n‘iiirwl tn inane the wool-r
motion uiitlioi'iml by the bill. No (Mr. “6’
Cro-nry) liopml unil lmllm'ml that wlmn the
bill Wm vunrtml Qintonlaw the initial good
judgment. of tile English and ('nnmihtn
nullmi’lllriel would be "Ninth-stud, llut lot
the remit lw what it might, the 'Il’rmlrlflflt
would lm auppmltml by tho pesopio oi the
United Stub-x without rvvgnril to party.
Mr. llitt, of lllinuis, Salt} that the gentle-
nmn from Kunlhvky (llr. Mrl‘reury) in
iii-«mil the [new ignon the llahwrirm With will!
wm‘ known 'mo ”in tree trmln mange. It
mm an apt combination The treotrrmnt of
our fishermen null then tendency toward {rm
tratla- but! gone blind in hand since the Ill]
at thi- inauguration. Mppioum on the Ito»
publicui shim liy joint remlntnm both
in mom of itililglrfl'l hml resolved togivo notion
oi the torminntiojn oi' the fishery urtieiee ol
tlu- imity. The lllelmrmen were lmmtimtly
awaiting th-s tune when the arrangement
would irrminntoiwhir-h hm! been no greatly
to their tllsmll‘ttl’llngv'.
It was only alter the beginning of the new
ailrmnintrntiun when n iliwiuininn tool; place
balm-en tln- ilritish inlnivater amt our goveruw
merit looking to n l'r-tmwrtl oi the arrange»-
rm-ut. 'l'lw newt tillml the Vanadium with
joy and the American thilmrrrmn with vii»
may.
The: t'nnmliails, greatly encouraged by
whnt haul ins-2n rlpru- by our guvernirmnt, now
lrngnn u i'mirau t“ w'sntimni miller to recurs
this irw- trzuln in [N1 which. they believed
thvy Writllvl ultimately mourn, indirectly ll
not oliro-u'tly. Tim mmmnuiun of entry-gar on
our llnllr'l’lllon wyu begun.
The treaty (it in“ nlmmlnnmln mar. region
of fishing waiurit 'lllt’h American fishermen
had beiare, ourljkepr. it exeltte'wuly tor Vary.
adieu flehernien. The opinion at the country
rejected it long jhetora the value! the m
Tb» treaty wow it bargain Tho-r» woe men
0! a burguiu than wan written clown.
Sir Charter Topper hail raid numbing the
quation oi (mimic: "Mr. Rayon] told D
that there was but one way of obtaining
what we wish. ’Yon will flnl,‘ and Mr.
Bayard, “that the policy ol line government,
the policy of the prowl-lent, the policy 0! the
house at repre-ientatlvm, the policy of that
great lh-mwrn in party n! the [initial ileum
will at once into the onward rrmrrhin the
direction you propose and unempliah
atewlily that w 'lll‘l'l you t'lefll’tm' "
Mr. llitt their lent into an urban-titre or.
rumor". to allow that article 131' of the We“)
of 1871 had not been abrogatwl. The author-
ity the prelim”: Nikfll he 90er nimuly,
(or the rotalidtiou net gave him nut and
mmom power, by which he might nlnlnle
not only ('imailian letl [rum our pool.
and Canovlinn pruluete from our country,
but any goods coming {rum t'iuwln oi tor-
eign pruiiuvtiuh.
The practical "stilt of on lnterruptmn or
trailic in bond 1 would hurt the purple or the
people of the United l‘llnl'm very nmmmlly,
especially the people 0! the grunt linrtl'th'Mi.
Stop the lranllit in bowl mi ”N l'umelitm
railrnaile vmulil be overllowmg With him»
until. .
Mr. I'hiprunn, of erhlgnn, soul ho was. in
favor of than llilll. In allml'lnc ("the Imp
gention that two yearr’ notice nhtmlal luv
given to Buglrirul an a matter 01 rlipi‘rmlln
cutaway, he Apt" utterance In the loll-mm.
epigrani, whim wml received with eppl‘auow
and laughter.
“The neon-r a mu approach" a mph.“
in tom. the nlvarrr he blur a tool; and the
mmr lie-wrenche- one in ”immune, the
nearer he in to a have."
”what “ugh“,tohwmmwm
to Wood thin: not! respect mural. Ila
loot hail beenfirm every wink mic. Elbe had
prone-i her in‘larmtn by brutality or lot-m w
W at diplomacy, an the : comm
ofthe rm "Wilfred. liver-yaw who “a
been :0th unit pit-lime
She wall I rim nwaoy «W in
“of: temple the earth. What the honor
at our countr; rnpiirml he would commit u,
here-rim . atom more. Thielullwuio
the pathwry i only, am! he would vote tor
it with aetou‘ he.“ IN! 3 clear rm
[rec-earl, While '0’!” to linen”.
Cavemen, 0., Mt Jim Wm. n.
We Colonel Cook and Baldwin were
hung towedlby the tug flamingo-r
the [Jeremy light, 05 Willi, the rum
a (IMHO-dermal!
duh-Cook, mioowutlolkyaol hoot.
earl-stunt ttelnwltu lath-tr;
wareut. Coon Muduoaodnupuly
Ihatlheya which but not yet hum
lame, nee- earl Captain um
udwile lanthanum trawl-ball.»
dermreldetlblhbdty.
”new museum-rimme-
navie. (' ”wins, at You PW,
mm at a penile 2!!!!me
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Style, Price
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Will finllul'y \'ou 'l Ilut For
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DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 9.1 MAIN ST.
UP STAIRS.
SOUTH. NORWALK.
T U R E --
and Quality,
48 Main Street,
PEACHES
A SPECIALTY.
New in the time for (hunting.
serum-lit uml it Nice Minnie», go to
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South Norwalk.
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armrawoon.
autonomic “men runner“.
Paint and Wall Paper Stare.
Old Number, 54 Main Street,
New Number, 18 North Main-
SOUTH NORWALK.
nutter use enemies
South Ndrwalk
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lit-turning
More New York. Her 22!, hull lllrer.
[out of liar-heat: street. 2.30
p. m., limit 23d Street
2.50 p. m.
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Single Tickets . . 400
Excursion 'l‘irlietn. . . llllc
Freight lioeelved train 7 a. m. to 5 p.-. .
[trail pen-om an: forbid ire-ting any 0! the
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