Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-04-13

Inc Hartford COurant has returns from all the
towns in the State but Wolcott in New Haven
county. Mr. Foster has 2s,O35 votes Mr.. Sey-
mour 2s,47s; Mr.. Boyd 2,s7s. The full vote will
be about as follows:
SoynouI NisoCoJ .zS,oOU
Boyd Fiee-SoiD. 1850
Majority against Seymour, 2,40O. Whole vote about
$4,000.
In ls49 the vote for Governor 56,466. Mr.. Trum-
bull had 1880 Mr.. Seymour 49, lO6; Mr.. Niles $50.
In ls4s the whole 81 1928 of which Mr.. Bisse
had SO, ISL Mr.. Catn, 80 $50 Abolition and scatering
Iris.
The House of Representatives stands, Wings
lOl, Democrats ll3, and Free-Soilers 8. Besides
majority in the House, the Democrats have
large majority in the Senate, which will enable
them, in legislative session, to elect their State
ticket.
The "Unlon'' of this city, in clarifying this
Democratic victory, says that the Wings attempt
ed to carry the State by coalition with the Free
Soil party and most sgnay failed, both parties being
beaten by-the Democrats If the Whigs made
any such attempt, we have no knowledge Of it.
We do know, however, if information direct from
Connecticut is TO be credited, that the Democrats
aid form such a coalition, especially on the Legs-
latve tickets, and to that circumstance are they in
debted for their triumph. We cite some of the
evidence on which we rely, as follows:
FROM HARTFORD coURASr.
One of the of this untoward result has been the
dissatisfaction felt in many towns the prosecutions for sell
ing liquor The question has mingled itself in the poll
tics Of almost every town, &c.
Another Of our defeat may be traced the complete
union that has been formed many parts Of the State be-
tween the Locofoco and Freeoi parties The loss Of so
many Senators is to be attributed to this cause.
NEW HAVEN PALLADIUM.
The Locofocos and Abolitoniss united upon the same
candidates for Senators throughout the eastern part Of the
State and this union caused their there Had not
the coalition been formed the Wings would have carried
nearly every Senator and hreequartes of the Represen
taves in that section Even the Norwich district is
presented by fiery abotions whom the Lococos no
minated, and by whom he is elected. With them the end
justfes the always.
EVENING POST, (DEMocRAIIc.)
The of the Democratic party may be ascribed in
good the confidence felt by the people that in the
going concerning the extension Of slavery
the Democrats Of Connecticut had planted themselves on the
true ground that Of preventing by positive Legislation its in
truson into the new Territories. The Wings, the
ary have been embarrassed by the taken by the ADJ
minstration in regard to this question, &c.
The Democrats Of Connecticut have taken such decided
ground the question of slavery in the Territories that those
who tenacious that point cheeuy and zealousy
supported their candidates Little support be expected
from the Legislature Of Connecticut for any Of the plans Of
before Congress, &C.
will be from the table given in the POST that the
nominal Free Soil has fallen eff while the Democrats
lave gained hich ooing to union betcce the too par
ties in various to,ons DC.
Can the " Union" submit as much evidence in
support Of its assertion that the Wings attempted
coalition