HOLLAND COUNTY.
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Ata meeting of Gentlemen from the several towns in the County of ofTolland, who composed the Convention in said County on the 27th of February 1928, duly assembled at the County House on the 18th day of March inst.

 LEONARD HENDEE, Esq. of Hebron, was chosen Choirmen, and LOREN P. WALDO, Esq. of Somers, Clerk.

 The following resolutions were then read and adopted.

 Whereas, the present nomination ofa Sen ator for this County was made under mis- apprehension of the candidates personal O. pini0ns in regard to the next Presidential E. lection. and whereas several of the members who composed the aforesaid Convention, and majority ofthose who were m favor of his C. lection. have dec.ared to this meeting their ,nisconception of hls views on said subject, and whereas it appears to this meeting that the interests of this County and State require that the Senate should be friendly to the present Administration, and such being the wishes of most of the. electors around us- therefore,

 Resoiued, That it is expedient and highly necessary for this meeting to designate by ballot suitable person friendly to the afore- said object, as a candidate for Senator for this County, for the year ensuing.

 Resolved That we would recommend JOHN FITCH, Esq of Mansfield, to the Republican Electors of this State, as suita- ble person for said office.

 Resolued, That the doings of this meeting be signed by the Chairman and Clerk, and published in the Republican Newspapers in this State.

 LEONARD HENDEE, Chairmom.

 LOREN F. WALDO, Clerk.

 Holland, March IS, 1893.

 The following extracts relative to the Senatorial Nominations and Distrcting, recommend themselves to republicans coming from source which cannot be accused ofFedera partialites To sentiments like these, we can respond hearty "so mote it be;' a- though they come from the N. E. Weekly Revew.- Notwithstanding the unnecessary zeal displayed by the editor of this paper in his first numberwe believe he will prove powerful auxiliary to the cause of po- litical peace and prosperity in this state. His fine abilities as writer, together with his apparent catory disposition ofmind, must in short time rem der him averse a contention about obsolete It would be well to mention that the Review supports the Ticket have given, with the exception of Fair field county, whefe the names of Tweedy and Betts arc used instead of Wildman and Baldwin.

 The at,emptis made by such as are friendly to 1hc County nominations" 10 identify the support of the Irregular tcket' with the prosperity of the Re- publican party" They cannot be identified. What is Republicanism What article in it's free and pat riotc creed,' requires to submit ourseves to the domination of few master spirits m defiance of our own best judgment! We had supposed that Democ- racy had secured to the right of choosing our ru- CTS unnlue need by the dicaton of aspiring and un- ,prncipled demagogues. If it be true that "Delnoc- Tacy IS government of the people," why IS the at- tempt made to wrest from the people the governing power under preteDce of securing peranency Co De- fpocratic principLes Our fellow citizens not to be blinded by such professions. They will not easily be persuaded that their attachment to popular form of government can be evnced by surreHdering up the privilege of free suerage They will not easily be persuaded, that RepubIicanim requires them to come forward the approaching election, and sanction the views of others without daring give expression to their own. Our citizens have clear and indspu. table right give their sufrages at all times accor ding to their respective ideas of policy and justice and true Democracy consists in the exercise of this invaluable privilege. Let it then be exercised at the approaching crisis. Let the arrogated authority o ahe few be disregarded, wherever they are opposed to the acquisitions of truth and patriotism, and let view no other object as paramount that of ap- .oointng men to office, whose profession and practice had constituted reasonable assurance that they will confo with the sews of the people in the discharge of their public functions

 We have felt indignant at hearing 1t said that the "Democratic party would be ruined by disrsgardine the County Nomnations" Has the principle o County nominations been supported exclusively bS Republieansl No will say it. The federalisi, have shewn equal engagedness in supporting it. RnC every politician knows that its general adoption woulC have the effect to increase rather than diminish the federal power. To the general system of County examinations we are not opposed. We will mos cheerfullV render them suDpoFt, wherever theFS