New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
POLITICS IN CONNEC FICUr
cor,,rord.rs. Of The " Y Tribune.

Cor,,rerd.rse of The y. I. Tribune.
Ct.s-r,pvYI. c., Wednesday April ., 1850.
y,pr reuarks N yesfefdsys TRIBusE respecting
American Reaction wherein you snlmsiVer' 20
H.. New Eng ard voters for their support OF slavery
indicate tha, you totally m-apprehfrd then poeron
IN ,b question Of Slave-y aid tie tend'rcy OF sac
articles. based e. they Ar on wrong assumptions
r4stively rju,.ous TO tie cause when these ''W-
yo;er- lov. a. well a. YOU DO The case stands nus;
The Wbig- have solu themselves, body and sou, 20
faction vho tdvocse principles a; war wih tae d' ~
ct interests of Republcansn. Iney prUscrioe N7'-e
men h.csvse of birth aud religion, and W"ud 'l'o
N. IA ,b rod Of uon-not aloviDg them those priV
l.ge. which zas ib- o.rsibt tause 81 our hr'oi,Lon
VIZ: Taxation without relreseniailon' 'o'eu us'
for Ger Harrison fcr President, and ever s'ne- tn
out execution, have voted the w hg tcAtl ~ -
Striug. and am low a. ever, a Frr--SOl hlg; Out
could lot 90 tie uOng Il mtster that was put up or
vot4- e. h- let election in this STATE In ~, toW or
to be part Know. Nothing, pan Republican, and part
Democrat ic but not Oue ust not at bear Loco, d
all tLeir ant, cedents amply p-oVe. Wen, ~, who
enid the Wigs vote for voted for JOu1 lHer
orce-I pever sill be caugh; 20 again. Can ihey ho'
fud in this Whole State no other than thiTd-rate
br ker-dowu politician 10 lead RepubAc2n host sGcn
a. with proper management can be gathered here
Your Lite ned sponden also runs ia;o the same
error in stating that It the rum interest tfat 80
peary .wept the state. This is not for that sub
i,ct vas not oLce bgo-gh. prOmIDertiy before the
people in the late contet. TIE Ne qs"sio wa', d7d
~Ebe hal the whit who happens 20 be born on
another continent OF who i Cath"lc, beledueel 10
A worse cOnGltion Of Slavery than the n-grp Now
Il ak what | say II the mex. Presidential election
turrs upon the merits Of kL1, Nothing or Demo
cratic candidate, the latter will sweep the New-hn-
gland state. ike tornado. But Il :ne Issue les be
tween pure RepublcaD-m and the slavery prOpag anda
then tie former TIl triumph,
This i the whole truth and befog j. a. you may, the
result will show you who i right
II disaster happens, it i by finding out the re1!
cause that Will enable 10 prevent ike occirrence
For seventeen years have | subscribed Tor lHE
TRIBUNE therefore lis not p'obabe should be- tnc-
tured with Pro-Severy principles. Give tins place
among your l,ters flom the penpi-, Tor am one oi
them and let ID, pcoI lie know yoUr views upon TINS
aspect Of the case, ana oblge. .-,,.,.,,
YouIs rTGly, MECHANIC
We must say tnat MECHANIC" was lard to please,
if neither the Republican, American sor - Old Line
Wing ticket lately running in Connecticut would suit
IN. and he had to exemplfy his devotion to Free
Kansas BY voting the ticket whose triumph would
have thrilled with joy the hearts of the South Carolina
Olcarchy end tie Missouri Border Rufians. However,
each must Judge for himself We consider the Ameri-
caD,m of Connecticut Of a very mild and rational
type ar not likely to prove malignant or pro'criPSe
We believe most of lis supporters are ready to JON the
Republicans in rescui kansas hence We ar gl4d OF
It's succ,
We cannot say how the may be in Glastonbury,
but We are sure that through threeouhs Of the state
the Loco-Foco engine was fred up with Acohol-that,
bu, for the Liquor Question, the Sham Democracy
would not have pollod 10000 vo;os, and must have
been beaten at least 5000. II Rum that gave
them such towns a. Hartford, Stamford, Greenwich,
sc. &C. We wish the fact otherwise; but II l3
well TO face the naked truth. Ed