The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-23
THE CONTEST In CONNECTICUT.
TIE STATE BEING THOROUGHLY CANVASSED.
Speeches OF Caleb Gushing and
~ Mayor Wood,
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the speech of Mayor Wood before The democrats OF the
latter place.
Below We give The basope Of his speech, received by
mail correspondent, together with what appear
ed in ssue Of Thursday
Loud calls made for the Hon. FfsaASpo WooD,
who received nth tremendous cheering. He said
that this his eret yst 70 Dsnbury He had travelled
10 Danbory by conveyance which wed him 10
and converge wis the people OF Connecticut lie found
tan Bot wiac his thesgats had been uron the fact
that they were In tbs full enjoyment OF these bless
ines, he remembered shas under the govegnment
were people not resting IN peaceful Quia not enjoying
abe rights guaranteed by the Constitution bnt whose pea;e
was dAas.iousy ocrroyed. he did nc: charge bis au
their brethren Eqt yet Tire people OF the South
oangered both In file and property every day. Are com
munities al'ow-r TO do what ndivFiua,s nor And
yet individuals comcl;.ed crimes they would DO
gned To cipgeons Have sight to interfere in my
business partaers sirEs ana dKle no" he sna. ma,
bad athery have interes- 10 this great cores. but
that Of an American czen who loves the whole Unon
Therefore come t beg OF you TO look at the resut ofhe
success Of party existing in your State Leave well
enough alone. We have grewn from thirteen poor
mics TO be the meet powerful country Ia the world free
the downtrocden people Of Europe. Shall destroy
. Union which has done much for End the worlda
nation Of tho Union and the constitution, insisting
that the original States reserved all powers
ceps those oecessary to give a nctional character
agansi foreign armiec The constitution expressly says
that all powers not delegated reserved The fede.
Germs Of State whether in regard TO divorce appren
ticeshp, any thing else Then slsvery existed in every
State but All or the trainers of the constitution ex
sept halt a dozen, we're slave owners The President
George Washington, with Sherman and walcott,
s.s ss % n
thropists who now excsisa against the instltu
lion. All the States of the North which advocate
when they slavery they put the loss upon the
mex, and sold all the slaves they could to the
South daughter aud applause Now they use anti.
slavery TO obtain political POWER II would be lust as fair
Southto army Massachusetts, TO put
down sustain the strikers for interfere with
slavery Slavery Is system of labor bv which one
class give work. for which they receive subsistence care
comes learned, IL becomes valuable. Mr.. Wood then
,o S i Sa, sne suauum treems, u .ne
ere which would ensue God has Get his seal
upon tho black man, degrading him almost to
Al oa n,n az S,,o ana h., o asa.h snas wme,e
together the one win destroy the other The sea
Africa and Europe sea OF the dead. II slavery an
~. ~ v ~~ Sc VI y ~ ss0a n.Ss ne oron oy
Scnoonced The ,Sea Of tho Sisso,on Of ,h TInS b.,
a. So,,n 49, 800 ss,a sso VI so So, W.
scSsnornsn, ~ ,ha S"rsh ~ Ies5 u pa ~ w el
nsn,c hnt n did NO, Ss,,b the So, No Ia NV
.sns .rarv chi, ~ , i sugar eseIy ooon
eef 1sush,ar ma snnanss,s 10 nrnS,.. &c I u
s,on s,,-a - ~ ~ S.s III, VI
neyoent a. xe id tc, 'u ~. MN s,vw a. De-
.ra M 40 70 80 sns,,S o,. sos ' nc ue eiares
Ssc,nro,s cnr,d IT, ,s y s w. wv. W Iu uauu
.sitr,or Tha ran,hncan Isa5a.s do,,, -, , Wv, ~
about (Great cheerpg1 II we had no slavery we
wond have no black reSnb,cans NJ word Snr :, ,,"v
-onr Give mn th,e "a n,,sI nnon ,yh;ch ,hor Az ,,,y
bo,si ~ T 49, nc -, NY w. Dusp x
ximcs' nouriy l am called upon, al my Office in New
son,h Whys ~ ,hss d;s,mh.,as ny" psspua'S ~. .ne
.hlv With tSo S,ntns TSa 10 ~ s,nrI,, "a q
NE orIv Sh,rhsr !, ~ rh,cS c.n rss.ch the
onss,,on ,a5n,arss srs,sn Sna ao.an,ra u 49,,
which has made this com try what is This il the sa -
hrSca 10 csrv s s th' chs Of drnio We ga
no. oieVe, ohanging our names anu our principles APP
~ro, 80 sa.,nn. ha,rs AZ e,s,.,. E NV ~
sn,s "a rnirgs Thsv hsro ,n.Ss onr Tn;r ST.. ne p
ynr, Snnnost no than. rsy tho South ~ nacassarv Nh
a,s.a,r the TInon and ,or ynon ,ba, man 90 % .
Who does 10 destrov n CTremensons annanse
-. y ff-Ns't'
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Ds"ocr"uc Meetins as Weteroury'
WATERBURY, Conn March 20, 1850.
The democracy OF Waterbury n manufacturing VILLAGE
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!" ABOUT esn' 'nousAno innAo'an"' neiu an immense
mass meeting here last evening. Disappointment not
loud but deem was oppressed because Mavor Wood ho