Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-05

DAY NIGHT, APRIL 2p, AT THE ST.
 JULIEN SALOON. ..-
 MK. EDITOR As the shades of evening fell on Monday, goodly number of the sovereigns of the Dimmercratic Party met by common usage at the St. Julien, awaiting the retwns-in the mean time willing the hours in agreeable past-time. Ale and cider and nothing more," flowed periodically, end there was spirited time generally.
 The company was somewhat heterogeneous the dimmecratic element being in majority, the minority was composed of the prefouadest na- tive class, with an occasional Black Republican Abolitionist like your Special Reporter.
 "Forrard the Ninth" was the watch-word and lustily it was sounded by the spirited furi1in mtnt. A chair was placed in the center of the saloon and loud calls were made for H. B. Graves, Esq.,-also the miss-Judge of Probate. J. E. Sedg wick, Esq, together with others of the Party, whose speeches we have not room to admit except from the gentlemen above named
 Mir. Sedgwick upon taking the floor said hedriy ds ioiohs. OenteHen, tnank you for the support you have given me to-day. ! think you have done very well considering the time we have been together, and trust that 1 when we havo had longer acquaintance when you have become better acquainted with me, and with you, that shall have more l friends in the Democratic Party" Cries of yes, yes, from Sol Rowe and Mike Tanning with vociferous applause from the audience. Mir. S., then retired.l F.
 Mir. Graves was called out and said substan- tially as follows ;:.'
 "Gentlemen, to-day Connecticut is to redeem herself-the Black Republican Party has today been routed in Litchfeld and its sister town Morris, and without reasonable doubt through out the entire State The Black Republican Party cannot stand before the National Democ racy, its power is already warrg, and to-mor row we shall be gratifed. with the news of the election of Thomas H. Seymour" ITremendu ous cheering, and "Forrard the Ninth" witt Hibernian accent.l About this time newt came from the entire Probate District, giving majority of 56 to Chas. Adams the Black Repub lican candidate. They didn't expect to cleo their Judge of Probatess,,- however, although tn, Democratic candidate had been gsa,ronteed a, election. :"
 Mir. G., continued, 'The Republican Part, could not succeed because, what? because it wal a Party founded entirely without principle, [Cries of "that's so," with cheers.] "Gentlemen put it to your intelligence Q and candit Judgment, if the Repubiicanparty is not part, without principle-[sol. Rowe considerably inc briated responded-"that's so.' Three cheer were here given for the. Democratic party. Tn, Democratic party would be. called upon to sup port the nominee of the Charleston at the next Presidential Election, and will you do it?" Mik' Tanning on the counter with three sheets in the wind and waving like a schooner in hcav. sea responded "YIs, by the powers?" Il am to elect our man. The Republicans are usin, their strength to the best advantage to cleo Wm. H. Seward they claim they have" goo, hand but they cant carry the stakes with onl, a "pair of deuces'-which is all they've got"
 "ln conversation with a Republican frient the other day, l asked him this; Dr. what ii the main principle of your Republican Plat form'-He answered this, 1t is to whip out the Sham Democracy" and let me tell you gentle men, it was truthful arswer,-but Sir the, have not counted their men and we hare ours
 Port was loudly called for, but I presume something ale-d him which prevented his res bonding. After many inquiries for major Peck whowas missing and for Felix who was found ,th. meeting adjourned at ? A. M. in high spirits the returns giving Buckingham 1900 majority as far as heard from, which made them shout Forrard the Ninth,-fover the left.)
 YOUR SPECIAL REPORTER.