The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-01
NEw HAVEN, Sept. 25, 1874.

Among the numerous correspondents Of the Msdl-
sonian, seldom notice hsiling from old Connec
teut. States North South, East and West, are re-
presented in your columns, and the information i'm
pared by this system of communication is eYtreme y
Interesting and beneficial Whether we are not rep
resented, because of the impressions which exist
abroad among politicians, Thai no good can on,
Of .Nazneih, whether Of her diminutye size, OF
r,puted doubtful political character, know not.
1t is time, however, that Connecticut was heard
We, Of the State of Hartford Convention notoriely
claim that at This day prepared to furnish sir
good Electoral votes for the Democratic nominees,
and that among the numerous 6gurations and cacu-
laiions Of politicians regards he result we are en-.
titled to rank in the column Of for Polk and Dial.
las, and the maintenance Of Democratic principles
Connecticut is in reality Democratic State, the De-
mocraoy have the streDgth-and If all men were left
to vote their consciences dictated and were
free from the influence Of the politicians of either
party, the State would be Democratic. We have at
this time the most powerful moneyed and high tariff
manufacturing interest arrayed against US in addition
to the ordinary party opPos ton, but r all that "he
principles OF Democracy mus, and will prevail" Ey
cry Thing ndicat,s 1t even in this State, where eur
mani fsctores turn out the .worsmen by their tens
and iflys to attend Wing Conventions with their er
penses paid, and wages going on, where money i.
,pent free as water, and every influence brought
to bear upon the needy lSboreI aud mechanic. Be
sides, the country is in extremely prosperous CON-
dtion, and who, let me ak, ever heard of Uhir
victory" Of any magnitude with such state of thinps
the fact Vs. the thing is already dOne""the election
is already settled }" and, to the words Of very
wealthy and prominent Wing in this county, "all the
ash poles 10 creation cannot prevent the election Of
Polk and Dallas"
The Democracy Of Connecticut have been very
busy the last few weeks with their Mas Conven.
tions We have now held SIX Conventions, one in
ech Electoral District and at these Convention.
have nominated our Electors. The last came of in
this District, and was held at Wallingford. small
town ~ miles IN the interior II was much IN, LARGEST
tina, has been held by either party in this campaign
The Wings had holden Mass Convention at New
Haven few day. before, and preparations we're made
for overwhelming multitude, bot 1t was decided
failure, not one quarter came that was expected, and
They went home decide lily tame. The Railroad Co
had made pr, parsion for 1900 passengers from Har
ford snd towns eruediete, marshas immune.
rabe were in readiness to receive the r, me ndou. del
egson al the depot, but the arrival Of the train
bu, 240, eli told, could be found including regular
I avellefs. How with The New Haven delegates To
the Democratic Convention at Wallinqford1
Our procession on reaching the depot, where we
were 10 take the cars, numbered eight hundred strong
and the cars already filled previous to our arrival
besides. portion only could 60 in tho regu-
lar train, and an extra wa, prepared consisting Of
freight cars, Sc, and in ve rumbled Liz. 90 m.ny
b.les OF merchandise We had . delightful d.y.
however, and q convention Of at least 800, which