The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-01

More Of the Express rpOrtation Of Jacks-Pofifi-
cal Movtments-IHe Prospects-1he Congressicn.
al Heraid
Your late victory over the combined newspaper
presses OF Boston, New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, which undertook to express the newshy
the steamer Cambria" to your city, from Halifax,
via the Bay of Fundy and Portland, has excited i'm
mense sensation this remote Of the Ora
mite Stats From the time that was known that your
messenger left Boston only hour after the seent for
the combined one was on taeqa' wire
the qualification the friends Of individusl enterprise
to Learn that the of the Press" had come on
the conqucror BY seven hours.
The town of New London from which write you,
sir is somewhat noted for the raising Of jackasses and
porting to the West Indies for q ma ket. Among the
changes in the British tariff which Sir Robert Peel has
ter 10 he admitted duty free. If this change carried
into effect mule breeders here in New London, will
at no distant day look to England for an increased de-
mand Ia line Of business-c qnently, dc.
srous Of improving our stock as much as possble and
in this view, has occurred TO us that we procure
or two Of the New York jacks who were recently
connected with the ordinary overland express
iron Halifax. il would be much advantage. Will
boston sgan that we may enabled to send an sgent
there, and secure one more Depend upon it. sir,
your New York breed is first rate" and we cart do
Our state election takes place on the 10th Of next
month There three complete State tickets in omi
Of votes Yon will probably recorct that the demo-
cratic party or many years dominant have, at two or
three recent elections Tor member Of Cong ess been
unable carry their man. in consequence the defec.
ton Of MIR Hale, who discarded for his opposi
ton 70 the measure OF Texas annexation. Hale mas
succeeded thus far in preventing election, having
against the regular nominees of the democratic and
wing parties, Messrs Woodbury. and Goodwin. At the
last special election in November Mr. Woodbury. want
ed about 100 Of majority. Hale has been supported
by the sboiitonsts and portion OF the democrats In
November he received about 900 votes little more
whole
his vote 600 900 previous trial Ia Sep
temhsr His party in come on with the aboltcnists
the State election In March, and nominated the same
candidate for GovernorN. $. Berry of Hebron The
democrats have nomination, for Governor, Jared w.
Williams Of Lancaster; and the wings, Gen. A. Colby.
of this town Ia point Of ability Gen. O. is probably
the most suitable candidate Of tho three
Mr.. Hale is now "stumpns" it through our huge
snow drifts, and addressing the peopie-some times
II for nothing else deserves be elected for his
ergy aud perseverance,. in which he has never been
sq1siisd ny any Of our New Msmpssre politicians, ne
Governor BY the people, which they will doubtless e.
ect will then depend upon the Legislature to elect
that functonary the two Candidates; and in
the wings and Haeites shall succeed in ming
majority OF their respective par,zans to that body,
they WILL probably eventually choosea Cover
and U. Senatsrthe latter 10 serve for six
from March g. 1877, in the place OF Hon Levi Woodbu
,Ss ing
plexop referred Gen. Colby, the whig candidate, III
he shall be returned as one Of the two highesl wall
doubtless be elected Governor, and MIR. Hale United
States Senator.
am happy to see that you are about arranging
sresswhieh are also 10 sppear ky 10 coasrsss0
Hsroid As ia the matter Of expressing the latest in
81, from sIsn. part: o. me sIDs also II
public meetings Of a. kinds, you was the first to the
example to the city Journalists. none Of whom have yet
Lilo this, and appreciate it, Your Consresoa
al Herald at the low price oil 81 for the session.
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