The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-24

Connecticut On Trial.
From the New York Tribune, March e
rsal Down East ConHeciicut Yankee ID generally TO-
presented on the stage and regarded the slave
noiong States "a kabio compound or shrcwdoes
impudence and meanness-a creature who would sel hts
wife or his sister his native land for handful OF gold
he mas no convictons, no generous Instincts and he
processes any faith, whether IN religion or politics. is
only that ne may swinde little more extensively, adro
~ or safely He has no soul, but gzzard, very close
grained; no devotion, but plenty OF snuie and he sng
Methodist hymns ,hor gh his nose in Canada deals faro
IN CALIFORNIA, breaches Tree negrosm In Chic or sells
shsckes and slave whips horn n,s and bass wood pun
kin seeds In Alabama, according 10 the profit 10 be made
by either operation On the whole having his weather
would prefer do Gods work for four shnxs per day
rather than the devils for four and six but the devil
Should advance his price sIpenee Of course he would
From the beginning OF the present contest the sham do
Of have acted as though they believed
this estimate OF the Yankee character by their brethren
out of the Stale perfectly ost Thus they raised the
cry that the Sou was withholding and Withdrawing her
patronage from the workshops OF their State, with
dent intent 10 nce the prescription they proclaimed
predicted Thus they sent agent TO Washington 10 In
duce the Southern members OF Congress TO impe their
constituents withhold their orders from Connecticut
factories and workshops until aer the State election
Thus the republican employees or the mos: extensive
manufacturer Of the State discharged almost
entirely few weeks since Thus tho cry has beeH kept
for months that the carriage manufacturers Of Con
losing all their Southern orders when in fact they never
before received 20 many orders 10 the ns quarter Of
any year az they bavereccived since this year opened
South The Southern merchants, with scarcely an
exception have bought their other goods Of
mort favorable terms Connecticut bas bought her
cotton rice and tobacco precisely where she could buy
most ady,ntageously,.no question: as to politics being
asked by buyer or seller IN either case.
The Herald Of yesterday pursues the game OF bullying
or oribing the ffeemen Of Connecticut, ~ follows -
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South but The souh VII not buy heae good; from New
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their appearances publc any shaps Or form
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hes much declined aloud b slosesssr hdrssn In con-
q The persistence q The New England States their
ought . hold I S,.s meeting As;
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uhes1 s and IN hostile :, ,suds asa.: ne rshs ., ne
would 10 Tho Of victory The uexs fall
In strict accordance with the general programme Of the
CIRCULATED among the obbers Of dry goods principles and
other notions, throughout our city.
NEW YoRK March 81, $780, Nos and 10 Warren street.
as = e nn amt y IN
I'm should unfortunately result ike New Hampshire he eject
number Of gentlemen deeply Interested the cause have
associated for the purpose Of rende material AID The
State Committee toward deayhg their general and special
fhs strenuous efforts are being made By The republican
party to carry the election at all hazards
s ma :: %
low give you list Of contributors effort mostn
Your approval VII feel happy hand @ the committees
there te TO lose VII be aisA bear from you
By Or before Saturday morning March a. inst Yours
$500 sas. sT BsSs. CO. sssns
son 9: Hunt $50; 4. Belmont $780, Alien Mclean buif
We know that the democrats Of Connecticut long since
Boosted that they had been provided with ali the money
they wanted or could probably use. Nobody need be
told that such subscriptions the above DO used In
but way and that way which morality. democracy
up that the reemeh Of Connections neither be fright
ened buled into voting into power the minons Of the
Slavery Propaganda; the last resort 70 whether
thousand or more Of them cannot be bought II there
are republicans ia Connecticut whom neither conscience
pride, shame, withhold from the pit or nfamy
now being dug before their feef there be thousand
such who nj heart the base sordd wretches which
their and kin have been steadily depicted by their
traducers their chance Tn show themselves what
they and remind the world that though Connecticut
had few tories In the Revolution she nevertheless
birthplace OF Bepeoict Arnold. II there be any Of her
living sons envious Of his fame and fate the opportunity
Is now afforded them. Let the unpurchasabie repubi
cans Of each township and ward take that fraud
or forgery shall snatch from their hands the victory OF
which corruption alone can deprive thofn.