The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01
Large Meetings of tho Democrats and
Republicans at Hartford.
Addresses by Richard VauX, Of Pennsylvania;
Gen. Banks, Patrick Cobbett and Others.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM FOR Mr.. ENGLISH.
Tho Excitement Increasing with the
Approach Of Election Day.
&C. &C. 10.
The Democratic Meeting.


The Democratic Meeting.
HARrsoso, Conn, March 81. lses.
large meeting Of tho democrats OF Hartford held
this evening In American Hall Tho unfsvorable
weather did not deter the supporters Of the democratic
candidate from having final rally prior 70 the day Of
election. Their enthusiasm and hopes Of triumph
Monday were . sufficient incentive 70 disregard the
heavy rain which fell all the evening" and at tho APP
pointed hour American Hall crowded with eager lis
tsnsn 70 the speakers Of the evening.
w. T. Eaton, chairman opsned tho meeting with
few remarks Introductory Of the speaker Of tho evening"
Mr. Richard vAux. Of Philadelphia, who was greeted
with hearty cheers
REMARKS OF MR. vAUx.
Mr. vaux. addressing tho asscmbsge, said
Men OF Connecticut-It might be asked why citizons
OF other States copng into Connecticut to address
you upon the pors which impsnd the nation. II
might be fairly asked why is that In local contest for
the Governor OF State such deep anxiety should be
tertained by people who have direct relationship
with you But you little understand the present cond
toa OF AFFAIRS you think that this contest in Connecti-
cut Is crcumscrbsd by your geographical State limits.
THIS question: 80 far you individually concerned,
y Of local interest perhaps. but your actions As indie
and positive influence upon every white citizen OF
CHS Union. Therefore 1t Is that we OF New York and
Pennsylvania and other States look with such deep
anxiety " the result OF Mondays contest upon
your soil and, indeed the words deep anxiety hardly
express feelings with regard TO this contest Your
fellow oitIzens all over continent eagerly watch
ing and listening TO hear the glad tidings which will
spread over tue land on Monday next that Connectcut
has fought and conquered In her last btte for the
servation Of tho Union Appauss) This II Is that JUS
titles US in coming among you and addressing you on the
vital question Issue Il between tho constitutional
policy OF tho President and the revolutionary conduct "
Congress II II 10 the conservative rep lbcans that
now address myself for It necessary for argue
70 convince ourselves We comprehend perfsctly the
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jocuve point 10 which tho democratic party
he's been marching since 1900. According TO
ssaSss' S to pssssrvs, IL: Union. Our republican,
friends think however that there has been somethng
Them according their theory that the idea Of tho
democratic pary 10 the only constitutional idea that can
Ss 70 . ON as SCy o.
logical sequence Of ths The war was undertakes
FOR the sxprcssed porposs Of prosceg the consultation
.ansd - n. r.pSsssn party . tho ' ou:Slsss Of tho
rebellion. That the doctrine which they preached
him i the pos doc that Il he persists his present idea
thai during the he was fslso 70 himself and that
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destroyed and untouched and 70 keep The States I'M
mutliated, unsepsrsted and undivided. The war We.
either fraud the Union h now RESTORED (Appansee
a. logical sequence Of the war; and that policy Is
bssAuss recognises and acknowledges thoss States
6atsa How the radicals attempting 70 argue this
S: b1s % thar a. sss now
oppose the oourss they themselves Agreed 70 in
rssoluoaa which shsy shsnssisss s1s =. cssisndss
resolutions, NE rssousions Of Thai utsvsas and Of
smb iaS the SQUAD Of the cannon and andsrooc %
sop ths ccnncs q paper buliss. How do they meet
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ucasloasl systsm Of New England They answer with
abuse and blackyuarcism which only worthy Of man
psrhsads, they talk shout treason, ,hsy talk about
irai.orx rhoss are easy word. 70 ding At people, but
thsss very viii call upon W them nom the
wrath which they bringing upon thsmsslves by the
radical members of their party attempt carry Out,
Andrew johnson Is no convert 70 democracy Copservs
Two rspabc.a: ma,, no. turn away .. Tho ground The.
vert We are not supporting him because he 10 con-
wort We sustaining his constitutional policy because
he 10 doing lust that which tho President Of tho
United states would have done he had been
this elected nominee Of the democratic party. Tho
republicans entirely welcome 70 the President
We do mot ask him 70 acriaos anything for us, for
do not intend 70 sacrifice anything for him. take
Johnson separates Snssf from the eous,aon.i psisy
which now marks his counsl We shall separsic orr
selves from him. Applause, And wbs. IL this policy
conquered stats Il bringing thoss stAiss not back
into the Union, but t b to establish harmonious,
Of al ths s,atss, and between the rebel STATES
and the general government President johnson
s sss s h. s osS sm. ss.n and a' .njos Il,
benefits which tho linton gives you" when this Union
nrNt formed aid thai WAs fOf the more p9f
feet Happiness the better Eov.nm.n, Of the people, Ina.
STATES would be benefited and the people would be
bensnted, and that u would DO condition Of Affairs
VII sA could Only eris. unds! sueh system Of isss-
blessings .s.s for iins you have been dspnvsd Of
trade relations q the North and south. he IL
determined that tho industry q the North should
ncs Be crippled b. taking eleven s.,ss oa.
p.ops must y fsps ia sfsrnssnsi condition. bscsuss
.As, have sos p;.d The pss.' q their .....ss
s. Ss SSs.s NIB s.
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The South bsct 70 ms Union fold Tho President main
toe people q The Unssd sss. - me srsss ssos.nsn,
admitted tbs Un'oa usdsrsss cesss,aon lApplaass
men, and TIE rsvou,losAu scsios Of Csnsrs~e
No sooner hs< Congress met bs'oee the President
: held By the Malignant. and sr.,or. and ana
they organise commitssa drectory o. nsen, called
.veyy Mar and nsssuys scd res,la,on shst MIN, bs
made " bring back The SOUTH that they would bold
sa.eay !, ss.asny ssd s sa,ss. ss..sr,{ .se %.
whss i The authority for sash psecs,ains,' IN. EN-
Tho example FOE such proc sding. ess b
found OILY once IA az history 70 b
foand in Trssos, WHARF HDss,y ~ ssrasd 10 ssu,loas
When the Dscctory Dshssded tbs king end ss'ssd
the rens Of ssvennsnt that DIRECTORY ssoo bsfcvs the
people with the dungeon one aide and the euiIions
the ofher. And shat then b<csms of fnscet ne
eii bleedins - ever pore The people vsse sppsisf
Eufope stood aeh.st Amssics loos cd sbuddernx,
and wondering this the insrpretston Of The psiro
pes q liberty vhich vs sssabilshsd here end -hloh
lAfsystt~ bcfp~d establish THIS n the sta.s Of
things the oisck republicans Attempting 10 o<1s
a.souacs A.. ,hsr- yin v 90. .sss ssiss GA. yos
viii have W submit N You Oil hs.s N ~sbms
the guiiotins ussd 10 wszhinstoa BY WHOA sumner
.ad s.svenst ssksd by seuess. aud sss We s-ad, u
tie best While nsn 10 the snf rolling lnlo ne Potomac
from The steps Il NE Capitol fCbs~n and srslsassl
year manhood degraded yo1s cossstas on s4 y1uy ",
TEN q Eovsrnnsss and svesy ught yca sc- stI -
Am rcas e.iis~rs, ucdt~n sss The dust rpH~s IN
70 ali tbs and lay yourselves q tAs merry q uis
Amcrcs, drsGory, THE Amsr nssre dlrecty thai
thrsu fos hs blood of fres AmsruNa vLits eits<nss
(.h~~SA ss4 crss u NO." no > me rso,as uors
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