The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-13
One free soil member from Waterbury.


| This meu6er is claimed as democrat by the New
Haven Register, and we presume correctly, batting his
free soilisa Again, the member IRON Portland, MIR.
Hall, whom the Courant classes as wing, the Register
classes democrat; does the Hartford Times and
the Middleown Sentinel This will account for the tic
vote which the Register claims in the house, viz liz
! AS to the senate, we know not which is rght-lhe
Register the Couran but the statement OF the former
neatly day later than that OF the Courant The dem
lost their senator in the 18th district account OF
the democratic OF V0lun0Wn being given TO Lester,
who not the regular candidate.
With nominal wing majority OF one or three IN an
aggregate OF 2i5 MEMBERS including perhaps hall dozen
tree soiles and considerable number OF ou-andout
Union who will not vote for free soer under any
circumstances. il is plain that in The election OF governor
and other State officers, and In the choice oil the United
States SENATOR there will be very close shaving, and that
the result results cannot be predicted with confidence
/ The Courant admits the election OF Seymour 10 Con.
gress in the Fairfield district In regard 10 the third dis.
trict, 1t says:
returns from all the in the district, except
Franklin, (Which will not give majority OF 20 either way)
dem, y 5,I65. Mr. Cleveand's majority is about 800
Chapmans majority for Congress in the Hartford dis
trict Is H.
| CoNNEcTIcUT.--Reurns for governor from all the
townships in the State, except franklin and Vslunown
are published in the New Haven Palladium, giving the
following totals:
! Seymour, (dem) 1859
Boyd, (iree-soD 1876
Seymour over Foster l,o52 which will be slightly in
creased by the two remaining townships The abolition
vote in a number OF townships il not included the
above table. These deficient townships will increase the
abolition vote to 900 and upwards possibly $500
The Palladium OF last evening says closer sitting
OF the of representatives, shows that the wings
have but majority OF one IN the house, and perhaps they
tied that may have 10 depend on our majority
OF three in the senate (which the New Haven Register
(de reduces one] for the election OF State officers
but that is enough for that business Maybe SO, and
maybe not, old jerks says. The Register says
!" We by no means give up chance for majority for
house is as likely to be democratic whg that neither
party will have working majority and that United
States senator can be elected the coming session. The
legislature meets in May.
i From the Hartford Times, April 10.
CONNECTICUT. -From the returns OF the election on
Monday last feel confirmed in the opinion that Con-
nec,cut is democratic in spite OF the hardest battle the
another the 18Th, and possibly one IN the 10th, not
because opponents the strongest but by soft OF
/" scratching" which defeats ourselves. The wings
not claim the house. and the democrats would have had
it decidedly and withou, any doubt upon doubtful
bers had East Hartford. Somers, CRANKY, Union, and
other towns tina, have majority OF democrats. elected
their friends to represent them. Either OF these towns
could have placed the lower house beyond doubt.
The popular vote is with We beat the wings in
three congressional districts and lose the other by demo-
cratic votes, personal consderatonsa matter that
should never influence democratic voter The only
wing elected TO Congress goes in with democratic ma
Our opponents have done their bes,-have spent their
money ireely--have hired and bribedhave worked to
first" and last" talking temperance and abolition in
one place, and ahtI-teTperaDce and anti-aboon in
another. After all. they have victory to boast Of
They really whipped this State, which is democratic
they can do The result Of las, Mondays work satisfies
us OF this