New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23

r,osnects in this State was received With applause,
and when put to vote, passed with hardly Aus
srnting voice. Let hone believe that the Amer.
;cnn party of Come cticut is divided between tne
,wo "a, ddat.s for the Presidescy. Its voGcs with
rem fe,c exceptions, I am sure will be given IN
th. risbt direction Dext November. j % Not
mes,, nv this TO say that Mr. ImOre withoue
Tr;ends here The numb, r, however, is small, ana
con'noeea of m1u not SO bsreft of reason as 70
waste votes upon any man In tDie tiuie VI peru
A, thry seem equally earnest with the great body
of Americans t. conquer the spirit Wnich Us hurry-
inc ma ON to more terrible de'p0nsm tnan any
AGAINST v bicb We have yet cOntrnded. You may
sSd tleir votes TO the great aggregate swellinguP
'a"' = rrmsTR or TIE conn. STATE COUNCIL
cassrosssoce Of The n. Y. Tribune
BRIDGEPoRT, MoDday June IA. 1856.
The attempt to get up Buchanan ratification
rotetug was a miserable failure. A salute WAS
6red. drums beaten bOnflres kindled, flaming
hapohills pOstt d, an array of distinguished speak
ers ANNOUNCED, &c., but all to no purpose. the
enthusiasm Was more like funeral occasion than
po,itical gathering, and wa. death kaell to Bu-
chansnism in this place. The friends Of Fremont
are confident Of his .k ctiOn and the fires of le4O
are already kindled, and will sweep the New
EDpland States
There is q small faction Of Fillmore men here,
but their number is growing "snall by degrees
and beautifully less"
The humbug that FREMONT is "Catholic and
Shareholder sss about exploded, and the way
crows brighter for the Pathfinder 70 the White
House. p.
To TIE Eiitye Of The y. " T,iIVne.
SIR: Gem ecticut will be one of the hardest
"foueht States in the Union" ur. Editor, thls
NAV be the truth, but if it is, allow me to tell
you another truth there will be no tight worm
the name in any place that does not snow more
igLt than this my nutiyr State. II you DOUBT H.
eO az have been, among the peopie-thuse VINO
live in tte old wood -cOlOred houses that dot the
backwoods and crooked lance of stone walls that
fence in orchards pauted by the great granGiathers
Of the present owners.
You will certainly he surprised to find how much
that poteut aO-d Democracy has lost It's pow
er. in what the city wlre-PuI ers term the rurai
"dstricts.' Rural enough, some OF them are, 10
be sure. and have Just visited score OF families
that voted for jackson, and have not cast vote
since tor a1y but those who they believed were
treuding in lis iustrOus footsteps Several OF
those have been with have not taken any paper,
while others have token none but the ciin'n pure
Democratic Yet they have learned that Jackson
democracy and Border Rufiianism are not ldentl-
csl. they have made up their minds tnat II thlS
is to be free country, free speech must not be
bes,ep down with the budgeOn OF murderer,
ciation with those who have murder in their
hearts as old Connecticut Christian men cannot
abide
! have lust received so many assurances from
members of the Connecticut Jacsspnian Democ
rae, that they are heartily tired Of voting TO sus-
tain the Slave power, that cannot help beliesing
Connecticut ono Uf tie surest instead Of one of
the most doubtful States for Fremont in the
Union.
"How do you stand this bot weather y said
10 one of the old jackson guard; " suppose you
uean To live till lection for President
81 pray God may" said he, and then shall
be ready 70 20, after giving one more vote"
"les. suppose So, if that vote should elect
Jane Buchanan"
ok be,e,' said be, getting up by aid of his
staff. 90 If thought NY vote wOuld elect him.
wou,d 90 and stretch my self Upon that fiat rock in
this broiliue sun, ard roast my self to death. No,
Sir; if | llvc will give voc that shall exPate
some Of the sins have heretofore committed at
tie polls / all going TO vote tor Fremont; and
can tell you OF dozen more that never voted that
wsy wiO will DO it this year"
The action was almost involuntary, but l did
"Hurrah tor Freedolp;" freccOm from old party
shuckes by which one slave to Slavery Will es-
cape from his task-nasters.
and now let Inc tell you, Sir, that there ID such
detection in the enemys army, that there Will be
much less OF battle than You imagine. Yet
would still counsel viga ce and dissemination OF
the truth. That State needs the truth, both in
words and papers. THERE'S very large class OF
non reading people in that state, Who are anxious
to hear, and ready to believe tho truth Give
them the documents, or give them what would be
better, some plain spoken popular takers to hold
meetings in every school district, and dspasson-
attly discuss the question, ind explain the plat
forms Of each party. Give them light, and you
will have no need to give them fight.
So says and so believes your friend from
CONNECTICUT.
To the Edito, Of The ~ TStbvns
SIR: The n. Y. Express Of July IL contains a
3...;l.1 nnt;oa of F,IIu,re md lJOuelsuu NEE ting