Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-18
CONNECTICUT ELECTioN--iTs RE
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The returns from every town in the State have
been received, and thdioowing is the result
Roger s Baldwin has received % $50 votes
Chauncey r CIoayand 2s, 800. The scattering
votes amour, 10 1909, enough TO proven, choice
by the yeoplc The wings have elected fifteen
Senators and the Locos six. The House, when
foil, contains 2is members Those elected April
| st. are os Wings, 10 II Locos, including Con.
fservaiiye member from Monroe, and moi including
the members from Berlin, which were Illegally
chosen or the one from Colchester, who was elec
ted d. Tue Moderator OF the meeting roiing ficiee
Towas which arc entitled 10 so member have
odiou rncd without day Others which can nlect
/ 3 members had the second trial las, Monday -
1 II however. these towns should all cleo, Locos
here would still be aWhig majority in the House,
I 50 that the State will, in any event, be thor
oughly Wing in all departments Of her Govern.
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The Hartford Courant Of Thursday, an able
Wing paper, has The following comments on the
subject Of their election -
We Yesterday morning had the high satisfac-
ton Of announcing TO our readers, what The wings
of Connecticut, had been doing The result is n
mos, Glorious one, and will give courage TO the
wings Of our State, and JOY to our wing brethern
throughout the Union, who have been, for months
walc ing our political action with untiring soli'
ciude
i We this morning recapiula,e the state of the
vote on Monday,--for we have been again look
inc over the hurnt battle field, and we find
that the ashes Of the s,ubblc land are not yet
cold.
II will cheer the hearts of hundreds of thou
sands of good Wing Freemen to know that Con-
necticu has taken her place in the faithful ranks
and will be ready to march on to victory in the
autumn. with the host who are waging the battle
for the protection of American Industry
The storm which commenced in the South.
, ives, and came from Tennessee over Maryland,
has also swep, our own State and 10 our gal.
LIANT Wing friends, not only in those States, bur in
all the other sister Commonwealth in the Repub-
lie Connecticut hereby sends her assurance that
they may rely upon her in the November Cam
p1ign.
We have felt the responsibility which the
Wings were placing upon their brethren in this
4 State We have known that they were awaiting
,he result with an interest seldom if ever felt in
an election among us. We are happy to meet this
anticipation on their part with tldings which We
know will be so cheering.
The radicaism of Locoioco doctrines finds no
!. fit place in cur soil We have ploughed deep fur
I rows about its roots, and we hope the people will
e SOW salt among them
The fierce onset which demagogues were max
ing upon the present beneficent Tariff policy il
checked, so far as the voice OF Connecticut car
contribute to the result. We gave our voice fol
the Tarif-the present Tariff and feel that it vii
require but n hcaIthful amount of labor 10 carry
e the State in November for the great American
Statesman and for the fostering Of interests dear te
0 the people
We have such majority in both Houses OF TIT
. Legislature ne will enable US to do our share Ii
preserving the integrity ofthe United States Senate
: and if Locofocoism in Connecticut should eve
. find out, whether or not it has any Senator nov
i in Congress, we will supply his place if he be no
}. there-The Loco Foco Regents have felt in
q pref amphibious condition on that subject for sew
eral months If they should carry the State
:, they intended to have the seat of Mr.. Miles vaca
= ted. ASH is they will probably think he is nov
in Washington as good Senator as the best o
= them
/ The Wings, in this contest have contendet
Il against odds, ana have overcome it. We 'wer
d out of power-Loco Focoism was lntrenched il
n possession of the officers of the State the Court
f; where men are naturaized, the board of Selcc,
: men and other such items. In addition to ihi
u they were armed with desperation to the teeth
e Maddcned beyond any former precedent-Court
N were -Chambers-and State officers wcr
S, despatched with pockets full of warrants and nfo
1t nations TO enact the part spies and prosccutin
offers The regency were laundering in tn
dreary anlclpations of political death, and mingle
in the hottest Of the battle, and strove by scanda
Or aud defamation, and gross attacks upon persona
n character, and the prosecution Of political enc
to mics.
= They hoped by gross ourages upon popula
" rights and popular feeling, to maintain their al
i cendancy another year. The Wings have CT
their ambition at the ROO, laid it PROSTATE, an
~ Connecticut takes her rank as a good wing sta
IT. for the Presidential Campaign;
y Let us be merry
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