The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-26
fHr CONNECTICUT CAMPAIGN.
a,, Exeitemsnt and Mass Meeting NJ
g~.~xv,,h.-speeches by Mayor WOOD
r,.., conrad swaeKhsmer and Dr.
.~na6ora, OF New York, sc.

s-Speecheb W fA~J~A s'~~f
Won, Conrad swaeka"mef AN" DT'
svndfora, OF New York, sc.
Norwich on saturday evening last was alive with OK
.,.e,, Both the republicans and the democracy held
..ss meetings the former addressed by the Hon. Ion
ror xin extensively advertised ''the Wagon Boy Of
Ohio ,, and the latter By the Hon. Fernando Wooa, !"
New York Norwich city and Norwich town soge'ner
uuber about ten thousand inhabitants, and TOT the last
,sn wears have given majority against the democrats
Of sbouttwo hundred but a. Norwich ana AZ every o'hef
MACE in Connecticut agree that there has never been
beore 80 excited political canvass, and the democracy
hone TO reduce and perhaps overcome, me republican
majority at the election next week.
The only hall in the city will hold about fifteen hundred
persons and engaged by the democracy Tor tnelr
meeting last evening but the republican proprietor Oh the
ha broke his engagement refused 10 admit lac aemo
Gratis and threw open the doors 10 Corwn and the Buck
iueham CLUB The democrats then secured the railroad
depot oored over the rails erected platform, and by
be time Mayor Wood arrived from Hartford everything
WIS in readiness. The depot will contain about three
thousand five hundred people, and was crowded to Its Ut
most capacity.
worthy Of New York, and what With the urit glare from
Abe torches the light from blazing bonafes, the music,
Houses the thunder Of cannon ana the intense enthus
asm, the town seemed to have gone wild With political
House and were Observed from tine Sacony Ta. Of
the republicans, who are Tot az fda In process
mons ana hnrrahs, was anytaing but large,
good service brought up IN the way they should 60, at
remote Presidential election, bat who cannot vote 10
decide the present great contest General Tom Thumbs
two fOotmen avery important part Of tue
session is said that the General himself intends 70
er the General wni be ssmau enough the repao
ean Ltcket The orders Of the Marshal for the moving
Of this procession in this stge"Txo by
two Fifteen feet apart You little boys stop laughing
Forward March"
On the other hand sae eepSs and o
no %0ae an % @ or nd S0e
NED Inc San ns anu cond avoid n
s.udog !. being called The and snsT Of the
Snndrs s'" nersons from New london. came BY
NJ, 'pe'', The " democratic PROCESSION wn over
mile long and was conposed n grown men. marching
~, sss wso
d he ether snsassrs beases The line and msrches N
ne han, which vas % Completely packed u . rev
- os man panners irscy;hea With Tom Corwsn,s aI
Wee 70 the Nc 1cans-to give soldiers bloody aud
hsnfd he Iish reeinens Ina sncb llte csnuoinn mo-,
toes with list Of democratic statesmen from Jeerson
=. ~ N,,oD 10y p h, ~ ON ,o-so ,,
1 sbou, Two hundred LADIES' we're nre.en. Tbs Hon
~ wada an .he bp shcr Inc
cnrt ~ tha rnnnseticrt :, ha,ts h.r,m,m n ou
syenn ~ or for some other reason here vas Sa, s
Applause and apparently no enthusiasm, ...,
md the hudmS farv soo vim he loud sns rsneats
s,s 1gh sdad aa3 s,o,Ss% =. "a. "a .ue
nepunspec oloo, Presaea' am OF New York
editor Of the Democratic Rerlec, who was loudly ap.
plauded Mr.. SwAcKHAMKR said
GKNrIEMEN-I notice that the editor Of the republican
In 90 dsng he 81 So
be and bis party are as ignorant Of the proper manner of
the po ouy 81 cs ss
but Of the whole country. Applause l myself Of
German extraction and have, therefore right to feel
many Of whom see here to night "a cheer) oouli
very easily to yon, it necessary, the hostl
Aey nf fhar parfy tn
ell you Mayor Clark refused to admit emgrants 10
the port Of New York. unless they paid . $40 fee.
"a That's 60" and cheer) You remem-
Der, also, how massachusetts admits negroes to
vote, ba, passes Law denying to adopted
ciize % the right of suffrage until after 4 residence of
two years. Cheers The republicans are no friends 70
.nS Tne
princpies for foreigners and for the country heerr
could refer YOU to the treatment Of the Germans in your
what The repubMcsns think Of you but ] 10 not come
here to create prejudice against auy party come for
e Ss no, oo,
thrown out Of employ and the wealthy men have
Sne business becsuse Of this same republican party and
hs pernicous doctrines and aegressions Wheeler VIII
hours dav and the same thing has &C ,urred AT other
manufactured too numerous TO mention SO that republi
cans -, can their ss sndsss
ter is now brought home to your own doors,
and obtrudes itself upon your daily business
although you may be obliged TO 20 hungry and nai clad
now yet you have thing hope for in the future
n this Union stands-and trust it will be guarded by
Heaven-t will 90 onward and upward until il shah pusa
he way the entire world and extend political freedom
70 every nation. lrfemenduous appiause). Now, if the
repub have the interests OF the country heart
Why that they are the pets of moparchch govern.
nents, and thai they have always received moaey and
support rom foreign countries II would be dreadful
misfortune, an awful calamity II this country should fall
new wnen me eyes OF the oppressed Of the world are
WIneo upon her IApplause) trust that this will
never happen, but that every freeman viii weigh well
@ M =, ms 'o's AZ sne approaching election
.ss 70 er,se ,o ,. meyer se Knew fresdenlia
-. 5000. a. har shs usn .us, aao want you
en1 Una. democracy made the coun
3,,cr,ss ana ,Ss as,co ~ ~ 70 sana 9imy Dy inc
Son ana ANN, he veil crea, pa h y, 'ne hevoiu.
sSvs ~sy n csher an" ,ksrs StrcS o,r ILL WIN nov
hsnkinS Won for your KIND recso.on and .tsn
naausel "AN -''eA'''"' zap