New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
cTopTors NEWS FROM CONNECTICUT!

Tho wbips Of Connecticut achieved thorough
,.otorv in the Election held in that State or
Monday. The following letter from our New
Haven correspondent, with what follows 1t from
other sources, embraces the particulars SO far as
thew have vet come TO hand. We shall receive
the returns more in detail to-day.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
o. PoARD TIVE CHAMRIoS. April 9th 1915.
The Horse Express, run by the proprietors OF the
New-Haven Palladium, and Hartford Courant, az
rived IN Haven from Hartford about9 o'clock
this morning. The train OF cars which arrived at
ii O'Clock at New-Haven, brought no retuns-not
even paper. The following is the amount OF the
news by the Express:
The best news is that we have elected the En-
TIRE WING DELEGATION TO CONGRESS
ROCKWELL tWhig,) in the Third District beats
CArIIs by some four or five hundred. This lsaian
criterion Of the popularity of the Texas lnlquity
with the people Had Catlin voted against Texas
the second time, as he did at first, ne would have
been undoubtedly reelected. He proved recreanlto
the people, and the people have discarded him.
Rockwell's plurality is
In New London County ...-...--...-.-3O:
In windham ".--...-----...--.-.-iV
Total. .io,
Windham and Franklin to be heard from which
gave last year
Wig. Loco. Scat.
Franklin, (Scw London Coz .-...--.. y us u
windaam. (wlndhan co.).,.-....---27l 3l6 10
In the 1st District CHartford and Tolland Coun-
ties) JAMES Dixon, Wing is elected over L. RI
Seymour, (Texas Loco) In Hartford County, (all
but Burlington, which gave in "A Wing ma
iority of O) Dixon runs ahead Of Seymour 635. In
Tolland as far as heard from, Dxoni leads Seymour
40 votes. Dxon's plurality IN the District cannot
be less than six or seven hundred
The above Districts are the only ones for which
we entertained any fears.
In the lid District, New Haven and Mlddlesex,
we have elected Hubbard (Whlgl over Stewart,
(Texas Loco) by from ten to fifteen hundred votes
Truman Smith, (Whig) is elected over John Cot
ton Smith, Jr. (Woud-be Texas Loco) by from
eight to ten hundred in the WITH District, lFalrheld
and Litchfied counties In Litchtield county, IN
all but six towns, Truman Smiths plurality Is BIS
awe have elected Wing Senators in the LIST, Hid,
With, IX,h, XIVth, XVIII, and PROBABLY HVllth,
XIXth, and XXlst Districts These, added to the
other Wings elected from Districts ", V, y, MI,
&C. VIII give US at IedSl vi
We shall also have a Wing House OF Represen-
tatives AS far as heard from the Representatives
stand thus: In New Haven County, Wings 10,
Locos 9; Hartford Co. Wings II, Locos 8; FAIR
field Co. Wings II, Locos Sand so on
In crcry County (f we excep, one, Mlddesex,)
the Wings have chosen their Sheriff.
Our Governor, TOO, is elected by a large majority
ever all others, New-Haven, the place OF his resi-
dence, gives him majortyoi over 100: Where
they know him beet they honor him and his Wing
principles most.
Connecticut has fought against all third parties
and isms, upon the old Wing platform. To-day we
rejoice over her victory. Whatever New-Iork, or
other States, may do, the old Land OF Steady
Habits stands by the Wings and the Constitution,
and frowns Indignantly upon those Of her sons who
have dared to backsliie from the path IN which she
would have them go-or TO misrepresent her voice
in the Councils of the Nation.
Yours RlCuELlEU
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