New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

Totals Gov. April, BuC1nRnaIltiit seymour iJiII
Prest.Noy., Lincoln. ~! Douglas. 1884
Bell........ 1921 Breek gels, i9j
Total anli.Lincoll. 81, lS Lincoln over III go
In 90. Frei.onti21lJ Buck "a Y'J Fillmore. .2,6l5
Gov. BuckinghaIn'S vote last Spring was the
highest ever cast in tho State for the leading
candidate Of any party, yet he was elected over
Seymour by barely 81 majority. Lincoln, with
a SIN aller vote, had 6,G3i majority, bat this was
owing to the distraction and dscouragement Of
the anti-Republicans, VINO loaf some four thou
sand by staying at bome and two thousand by
not cheating as much as usual. The actual Re.
publican majority in the State ranges between
two and three Thousand votes and every Con-
gress District but the lid 10 doubtful. Even
Last November, without half trying. The anti
Republicans carried one of them. FouE ycars
ago, they carried taO, electing Mes5ra. Arnold
and Bishop to Cong 50; and they barely missed
two of them in -, when they had iaajorities
for Goyernortn the Ist and lid Districts.
Conuecticut has more Pro-Slavery blood in her
veins than any other Eastern State. Her De.
mccracy are as Fcryle as ToOmb, or Lcsree could
wish. Had the new Administration promptly at.
tempted the reinforcement of Fort Sumter regard
less of consequences, they would have held il
up to execraton as wantOnly provoking civil war
and carnage; since it has not done this, they
exult over its alleged tImidity and imbecihiy.
Their spirit ia exactly that Of the Southern In
ionist who was accustomed to protest sgainst
any coercion" Of tie Seeding States by the
new Administration. In the midst Of there OBJ
iurgations, be was astounded by the tidings TINT
President Lincoln had been Convinced that Fort
Sumter could not be reinforced, and had decided
accordingly. "The internal old coward -
belched this model anti-Coercionist; this proves
" him totally unfit for President. Act as it
may, tie new Administration will encounter tho
bitterest hostility from the now thoroughly re-
united Sham Democracy of Connecticut.
But the Republicans can beat them If they
WILL IN the names of,their excellent Governor
and Congr5ssmeu--a wisely renominated-they
have tower Of strength; and az the Pro.
Slavery funds of last Spring are not again forth
coming, We inay confidently trust that tho sys-
tematic frauds OF that election cannot DO sue
cessfuly repeated. TIE total vote vii probably
not be 20 heavy as that Of last April, and full
poll Of the Republican voters will insure q
decisive triumph. 70 this end, there must be a
careful and thorough canvass; for Mes.rs,
LOOMS, Woodruff, and Ferry can only be re.
elected by the most determined and systematic
exertionS. Republicans Of Connecticut you can,
you must make the requisite effort Treason
stalks unblnshing!y through the land, and 7Hc
Herald, the most conspicuous Pro.Slavery organ,
insists that, to restore the Union, it ia requisite
that The Free States should abrogate the Federal
Constitution and Government, and adopt those Of
the JEFF Davis Confederacy, wherein the Bseck.
iuridge Platform and an explicit denial Of all
Protection 70 Home Industry are firmly iIbed.