The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

OF the National Dsmoerae ReGnp followed In strong ap-
peal the people Of Connecticut TO remember that the
eyes OF the whols country upon them, and 10 sustain
their reputation FOR nationality and patriotism. Cheers
His friend (Hayor Wood had expressed views upon
the national aspect OF this cleo loo, and the isues
involved, which en.irey conceded with his own and
which could Lot be refated. He would speak then In
regard TO local issues The opposition candidate might be
gentleman, but he the champion of priucoIes which
would not only dissolve the union but would also involve
the loss OF our very hives, carried their legitimate
conclusion (Cneers) Arepubican orator had said here
nc other evening that there were robbers and
publican party. Qaughter) Was necessary for him
to refer to the opposition administration the general
government should be refer to the Gapin frauds
10 The Matteson fraudY--to many others which
ma no equals upon the democratic sideS How long was
i since the Legislature Of Massachusetts attempted
the abolition party attempted TO set beacons upon your
shores 70 invite English here? How long since they
took from neiehborDg State her charter older than the
consutonY How long since they legslsted out Of ONCE
my friend who has addressed you night because they
could not subdue hmS They direct their ncendiary ef
forts not only against inhabitants States against
the freedom whole country When the whg party eI
ieted we fought them fairly but we knew them and their
tentons although msguded were honest They could not
say this Of republicans. II the Of distinguished
patriots are worthy OF reverence he would exhort his
bearers by the Of Webster and Clay who ma,
coupy and i's freedom Rsyertng 10 local affairs Mr..
Swackhamer ead that IN 1854 the total expenses OF Oon
nectcut commenced increasing Under democratic 60
verDment they Sis GOO but last year Opposi
ton bad brought them up 10 $3.50 600, more than
double increase, which could not DO explained by any
crease OF population They had thus local well
national interest IN this election. The speaker concluded
BY eloquently depicting the result OF dis by sec
tional anscsm and appealing tn all democrats stand
by the altar OF their country and to make this eecton
Bunker Hill Of thinew battle for freedom which Should be
followed by other glorious victories (IOng continued
applauee.) .5. 49,.
In response to repeated calls Mr. Omstead OF Stamford
said that the Hon. Tom Oorwin had been imported all the
way from Washington To get the old line wings OF SIAM
ford to vote the republican ticket next fall Al the meet
ing last night the entire remarks Of Tom Corwin
that the North aid not comply With the
constitution the South would do right leavehe Union
and yet the republicans would not applaud except
wttcsm. For instance, he said that the negro de-
scended from Ham, and We from Japhet, therefore
we were the unces OF the negroes and they applauded
Qapghter) They were 80 tickled with The Idea that
tbey were relatives to the negro, and in the
family, that they appauded cloud laughter and ap-
piause). You never saw man astopished a. Tom
Of Se sn 70 the ssr
know hin-(cres Of eyes, and "Were acquainted ~
declared that the white equal In all respects
the negro. Qronical laughter.) And yet Tom Corwin
AFTER said that the negro was inferior to the white
man. and there blinking the fact Applause
Now. do you beieve that the John Brown raid would
psrtyp (Cres Of "No no ~ do not charge them with
it., with intention and in fact, but It the egt.
mate result of their teaching; What has be-
homo with republicans. TO prove this shall read
extracts from the leading republican papers In the State
hen read extracts from Connecticut republican panars
the most Of which have been already published IN The
Herald, applaudng John Browns acts and predicting
He urged upon his audience to elect Thomas H. Seymour,
the hero Of Mexico Governor OF Connecticut ana con.
Guided amid great applause.
The meeting then dispersed with nine cheers for Sew.
mour and nine more for Mayor Wood
There were more persons outside OF the hall thau In
side and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed all the
Of republican lecturers Mayor Wood speaks at Danbury
to morrow evening