New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04
Connecticut Legislature. i.
Connecticut Items.

FRAUDS OF LoCo-FoCoIsM.-Th frauds OF LocoS
in this Election have never been paralleled IN The
noltcal history Of the State. The discretionary
mower Given 10 the Board of Election, has been
shamefulv abused by the Loco-Foco Boards, and
many good voters disranchised for no other reason
than that they are Wings How shameessly these
frauds have been practiced may be imagined from
the reply of Loco-Foco who was asked about
Wethersfeld, "Oh," replied he, " there is Wing
majority of trenty-fce in the Town, but me have got
the hoard and will cheat YOU YETI
We have heard of many instances OF most out
rooeons frauds, such would cause the blush of
shame to rise even a Loco-Foco brow With
such reckless aud unprincped opponents, Jolned
with the fact that most OF the towns had co-toco
Boards, the triumph is rendered doubly glorious
The Wings of Connecticut, notwithstanding the
frauds and desperate endeavors OF the LocoS have
been victorious and they will take special care that
the flag of the State never again trails In the mre OF
Loco. Focosm lNew-ila'eh Jourhai.
pArR1or1sM--John NJ. Belden of Newneton
leaving a brother dangerously i'll at South Hadley
rode 10 Wethersfeld distance of 42 miles 10 de-
post his vote for the Wing candidates and thus Sc
cured the election of Wing representatives to the
Legislature. He returned the next morning TO his
brother This is 4 specimen OF the spirit that has
animated the Wings of the old Freestone. All
honor to her noble sons. lb.
HARTroRD.-The whole vote for Governor in
this town. is $500. Ofthese MIR. Baldwin received
ll77. This is the largest vote ever poed i'll Hart
ford, and the Wings have never shown so much
strength here except al the Presidential election IN
1910. Our majority overeyery thing is l3l.-
The Wings of Hartford have done noby, but they
will do much better in the fall.
Ii will be seen that the Wing vote has increased
l9l over last year-the Loco vote has decreased 6-
and the scattering s. lCourant.
IL We learn, by letter from Norwich, that
the letter of CAsslus NJ. CLAY excited powerful
and salutary influence in Connecticut, saving to
the Wings many votes which would otherwise
/ have been thrown away on the Third Party
ticket Some who had been prominent in the
Political Abolition ranks were induced by it to
vote for Baldwin and Whig Legislature
IL The Wings OF the FIRST WARD held
rousing meeting last evening to respond TO their
nominations, which they did in right Connect
icut spirit Their candidate for Alderman has
been taken up by the Natives, but he is straight
out Wing, and has accepted the nomination as
such However, ,rs do MT object TO any body vo-
ting for our candidates.
II The Wings of the EIGHTH and TENTH
WARDS will hold meetings this evening-that of
the Tenth is to be great one, and we are conf
dent that of the Eighth will be off the same pat
term The FIFTEENTH comes ont in force to- NOR
row evening. We shall show that the Wings OF
New York are not all dead or metamorphised
vet.
- The Legislature OF Louisiana has passed q
bill to provide for liquidation of the Stnte debt
~ The Nashville papers are filed with accounts
OF the imposing ceremonies OF Gov. Csols funeral.