The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-05

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candidates follows:
Wig. Free Sod. Democrat.
c. b1. JOIN h Ss Gaai # PsaG
L,easng seph Taylor r Geo Reed, Hy D Smith Smith
Secretary r. Il. Mills, Edn. Perkins Hiram Reed
ID J. F Babeock Walt Booth, Waller Booth Doth
81 IA Rockwell &c Cleveland H;A F Gle ye!and'
In the case OF State officers majority OF all the votes
is necessary to a choice On Congress tickets only a
plurality The last congressional delegation consisted OF
four wings Hartford and Toand counties constitute
the first dstrct New Haven and Middesex, the second
New London and Wndham, the third; Fairfield and
Lchfed the fourth 1t will be observed that in the I'd
and Sd districts the democrats and free soers nominated
the candidates In the LIST, the free soller "a. NJ
Colns) withdrew in favor OF the democratic candidate
By the annexed advices, which have reached us by
telegraph, twill be seen that the result Is not very favor
able TO the wings:
HARTFORD, CT, April 2, p
Mr. T. H. Seymour, the democratic candidate for gov
ernor gains il3 in Hartford He also gains IN almost
every town in this county. Pennington sends demo-
South Windsor L. gain; Manchester /, gain; Wethers-
field wings, being a democratic loss The prospects
that the democratic candidate for Congress, in the
first district, is elected and probably the State has gone
democratic In Bridgeport the wings are reported to have
majority of 1884, Fairfield 226, and that the wing can
didate for that district is certainly elected.
Second despatch.
New HAVEN, April 2-midnght
y,
aoal districts the wing candidates have been elected
and in the 9th the democratic candidate The House OF
Representatives far heard from, stands II wings
locos, and l free soil Yet TO hear from, Merden, l.,
Mddeburg |. Naugatuck |, and Prospect l. j. f, Bah
cocks majority is put down al $50 in all but Orange Ok
ford, Prospect, Souhbury Cheshire, Waco Mlddleburg,
and Naugatuck. Nothing yet from Middlesex county
Third despatch
HARTFORD, April 2-half hour after midnight.
The vote of Hartford for governor is given follows:
Wing Democrat Free Soil.
Joseph TrGmbal, T. H. Seymour, j. NJ Niles,
All the towns in Hartford county but give Trumbu
1914, Seymour 4,i99. and Niles 355 In the towns,
L. p Waldo, democratic candidate for the first congress
sonal district, leads C. Chapman wing, votes Seven
towns of Toland county give Trumbull $50, Seymour
$50, Niles 81. The district yet is doubtful. The
wings have gained representatives, democrats S, and
free soil q The wings have elected senator's and the
democrats L. In three towns there is choice of repre-
senatives. The result is yet doubtful.
Fourth despatch.
APRIL 80 a.
Charles Chapman, the wing candidate for the st con-
gressionaI district, and John A. Rockwell the whig can
ddate for the 81 district, are probably defeated.
The result TO- governor and legislature is yet quite
doubtful.-New York Journal Of Commerce. April 3.
[TELEGRAPHED FOR THE BALTIMORE SUN.
HARTFORD April o.
CONNECTICUT ELEcrIoN,-The vote in our State has
run very close There is choice Of governor by the
people The Indications that the wings will have
4 majority in the Senate
The wings have elected one congressman and the dem
ocraio three Such the indications from the returns
thus Tar received
NEW HAVEN, April 3, 1919.
their the first second and third districts
The wing is elected in the fourth district
of Delegates stands Democratic and the Senate doubt
ul; but the wings, 1t Is believed, hay small majority