The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02
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the NEW ENGLAND ELECTIONS.
The Connecticut state Election.

The Connecticut state Election.
NEw HAsEv, April 1, 1901
The democratic majority tbs city SIS; las. spring
il gave $50.
Mr. English candidate FOR Congress on the denocrai,
ticket, elected by 700 800 majority over Mr. Wood
aruf
Iopublican maorities--Guilford u; Derby, e7; MI
ford a. East Haven, 2s Clinton, a. North haven, 10;
Orange, ~.
Democratic malorities-uam'ep, SO; o. HATTIE Is
elected Senator in the sixth district, the other
Two in this county dcmocratic, making republican
The Legislature and State ticket probably republican
ELEVEN o'CIocE.
Tho latest returns Indicate the election of tho repgbl
State ticket and the two houses OF tho Legislature
The election Of Mr. Terry republican in Fairfield dis
tric and also of Dwgh; LOOMS in Hartford district
doubtful.
Mr.. woodruff republican, in tho New Haven district,
s re elected.
H.RroRD, April 1-1oP.M.
The vote Of Hartford Is as folows:-Fr Governor
Buckingham, republican, 2,Isi; Looms democrat 2574
For Copgress--Dwight Loomis republican, 2l1l Hyde,
democrat, 2,647.
The First Senatorial district is democratic by ass
majority.
EEyEs o'erocs PM
Hartford county-An tho towns but Avon, Burlington
and Canton give Buckingham 1887, L,oms 7,a4s.
The republicans have probably carried their state
ticket by an increased majority. Tney nave botn
branches Of the Legislature
Looms (repubcan) is believed 70 be elected in tho
first Congressional district by ore hundred majority.
Nav LONDON, April I, 1891.
The republican majority hero is l37 a gain from last
year.
Waterford has boon carried by tho republicans; last
year democratic
The Election In Rhode Island To- Morrow.
OUR PROVIDENCE CORRESPONDENCE
Providence, March 30, 1885,.
Intense Interest in the Coming Llec.in- Rhode haf& Sic
Of the Present Do Nothing ADMIN sration, and Tired IF
John Bro,cnism and HciI.rtsm--Tae Issue Btcsn the
Rddisdl and Conservative Republicans and Dn,1c-a
Decreased Vote Ancpcted-- Majority Of 7co 7noAs1n1
for ae Spragac Ticket Erpec ed--C in ne AZ
cendant-Pcru,ar,ty Of G5ucnor .Suayue-Op9Si.ioa b
he Morrill, TariG, dc, &c.
The interest in the State election which takes pacs
Wednesday next greatly trauscends that fct in NJ
tona AFFAIRS and the peope in every section MAJ bs cen
socred, without eNaggcratcn 10 BE- 10 IN ecs,acy Of 20
ltcal excitement. variety Of causes have cnnsp ed
to tho approaching election the most important o
any which has occurred 'hisSa,e since the meDorabla
Dorr tines At the present iunctlre the issues
what identical with hosc which entered irto the strag
giles Of 1sl2 '43, IA aud Is Now then, tho
serraiive element tho state has been and
sodated to oppose principles designed to lead % anarchy
and confusion Rhode Island desires peare, and While
keeping step to the music Of the Unon she IL By
means disposed to yield her countenance TO a5y poll
cy, local national which IS calculated 10 i'm
pair the prosperity and integrity of glorious
country. The fact the majority Of the people have
sck OF the "stra'ght out republican rois OF
managing affairs and more heartily so since the inagsu-
ration Of the say nothing donothng exponent o. black
republican principles, and they determined to carry
and perfect the change far this State Is
cerncd, begun last spring They have grown tirei Of
John BroanHm and Helper book cndorscrs, and have
resolved upon placing their seal Of condemnation rpou an
political nnisances The main point at issue the PIE
sent contest between radical republicans who advocate
incorporating the part Of the admiIissra.
on and the conservative portion Of the party wb1m
Joined the democrats who desire policy. The
result Of the election will prove that Rhode sa I'd enters
her protes; against civil var in aby shape
To day last day paying the registry tax AMI
the greatest activity prevails with potn parties bringing
spring Will be less than that Of last wear. the
depression IN business having compelled many operatives
OF the parties will not be materially changed, however.
There are about 400 voters known 10 be doubtful,
rather that can be influenced by certain appliances OF
these, SEQ secured last year by the strashts"
the balance by the The effort OF tho
parties VIII bc concentrated upon these floating votes
and the result will undoubtedly be about tho last
year. The thus far points q probable majority
for the Saguo ticket or 200O There is little doubt hut
that the Congressional ticket win also be elected in fact
the pth OF the election s 70 change the Congressional
representation Of the State and thus suppant narrow
u
nay mention in conclusion, that the straight repab
cans aeaEeady in strait ut tho prospect before them.
The feet Is Gov. Sprague s extremely popular with all
classes, aud, very important matter In such cases.
particular avorte nth those VINO do the voting Since
the days Of the senners Rhode Island has not had
modest efficient and popular Executive and h.s
done much 10 advance NO interests Of The site
at home aud abroad He has been accused OF being
bilious, &c By some Of his raaal opponents; but such
Is not the case. lie has not sought the oco which he
now occupies, but has accepted under Of duty
when all England seemed given over TO abolition in
iatuation ,r spragne was founi proper man 70 stay
the tide IN his native state, and he fulfilled the
with edit 10 himself and honor TO the State To his
efforts alone ere tho people ndcbaq for the breaking
which was inauguraicd ast spring by Tho repnocans:
and this spring the straehts operating cautiously
policy, dubbed the 'oc1noniual party by some OF
their own partisaDs who are incining TO Sprag1e.
Tic Morrill, taril will enter somewhat clement
the election. Leading manufacturers generally or
pose H. and viii use their Influence the candidates.
y sd0ing that bundle OF crGdtes upon the people BY
The way VIII u be fer question TO ask Mr.. simmons, tho
father Of the bin in tho senate r he has personal
interest in the American Screw Company? hear, By
the way such questions here. The manner in which the
screw interest was attended 10 is deemed even here
send you the two state tickets promising teat each
is as strong as II could be male
Offer. Uni~. Republican
Governor ......... wm NJ sprague. James Y smith.
Lieut. Governor. Samuel g. Arnold. Simon H. Greene
Secretary Of state. John r. Bartlett John r. Bartlett
Attorney General. Walter s Burses. sullivan Inass
Treasurer. Samuel a. Parker. Samuel A. Parker
Congress, n D....W VIM T.. sheffield Christ. Robinson
Congress, W. d.. George II. Browne VIM ID Brayton.
AZ one Of the humors Of the campaign notice song
entitled "The Economical Candidate" ?" which beas the
burthen OF the follow chorus showing the repub
lcans are ndng hard times In politics well other
wise
We must practise strict economy,
For times arc hard, you know
We've got but little money,
And must try 70 make Il 70.
Brooklyn City News.
snusE AMONG THE SEWER LsBoRERl EARLY yesterday
morning the aborers work the excavation FOR the