The New York herald., 1866-03-29
Ngw HAusS, Conn, March %. lsO6
ErlIIIMrar

TIE POLITICAL EXCITEMENT.
The canyass In this In intensity the
day OF election draws Political matter,
mixed that IL ls impossible TO determine with any do
greo OF certainly which candidate WILL DO successful
Each Marty claims that Andrew Johnson Is with them
and both advance proofs Of Andy's Identification with
siem go far the friends OF James English, appear
by the Presidents letter 70 Postmaster ueayeland, OF
Hartford have the best proofif, indeed. there
any proof OF intention the part Of the Prosdcs
10 interfere the Connecticut clcctionhat tho weight
Of his influence viii b. thrown ~ their hvor. IL IN,
however, understood by tho best informed that the
President dos not seriously intend to Interfere for either
sid. Ia this contest.
In this city the public mec'nw which hayo i"en hcld
by friends OF General HaWey have not bccn equal Va
point Of numbers enthgslasm Ia those held BY tho
partlsans Of English There scems 10 he DOUBT and
uncertainty 70 the result manifested by republicans
which contrasts strangely with tho vivac,y, VIM and
confidence Ia their macSicd by The demo rary
The immense mass meeting OF the fncndf ~ English al
Music Hall last Saturday evening was the nrg'al pot
cal demonstration ever held by tha dnnocracy
Ia this city, aud was qlite metropolitan IA pumbors
and onthugasm There AMY not lesa ihnn ave
to sx thousand pcrsons In aud about the building Tue
speeches OF Mcsus NalhngtOn Hunt NanN Gaah"r
their cndorsoment OF the President plan of rcsoiaion
full and complete. Meetings Ia b. In iuli btst la
ary every town In the sIAte for almost u'efy night
n The week.
The canvass Of the sta. has been completed by the
local committees Of each Iary, and The result pr
vatcly announced In tho Republican state Committee,
FOOT up ~ follows
Hawcy. 22so
English a. 10
Danbtfni ............................. . 800
Glylng Ha,yey mai rty Of / 20 Win 800 donbtfiI
votes the rcsnit The result OF tho republican
Il Satisfactory to them, and thore " little
probability OF IL officially seeing the hight beioo oec
ton.
The Democratic state Committee figure as follows
Engsh. ,................. - 2lo
hAwley .'...'.....'..''.'''''.'.' 90
Giving Engiish majority Of 2 2Io, OF. eselad,ne All
Tho doubtful Notcs, clear nasty of 100 over ha com
peitor, iasloy.
This figuring IL sufficiently close io stimulate both
parties Ia extraordinary ctcftiors Tb clos net OF tho
contest has led 10 consdcfab. betting, Nth th" pidb
slightly IN favor OF Enghh Tho result, In ny rsiimA
ton depends upon the oneehoicrs, and " hey can
be induced % believe that tho President is IN
IA English ihey will mostly vote for him. not Why
then HawIey will bo the neSt Governor iho nu'n
ber of republicaDs who arc desoftlng Hhwiry "
occssloning much remark. tho detection cf ,goh
pnanlnent Hartford republican ~ n-mari wool
ciesy.sna. % sS" Joseph % Roger. and Richard Moore,
Is sno,ieeabis all Of them Of wealth add nn1eno"
IN the Conservative branch u the republican party.
TRADE E7pT IN rrs y xcros-
Aside from poltics Business s excessively dali There
" some manufacturing In tho STATE but baysfu 81 Al
kinds holding hack, anticipating fall IN gold, kc
Tho VARIOUS kinds of hardwnrof which
thero are grvat mshy estabilshments In this ssatf
have trade organization and src as'tAns th"
e1psdiency and utility ~ operating uJo the pss, Con
gresa for decided ~ tanr, and II N intended
% make direct sne upon that asss''oa N W. $40 :,
Employer with the annras " tbrr employees has boa
ana 10 infu rsrAbo bill has been prepared aud
viii 10 presented "a tho n.r Legislature impoeins
suitable penalties upan such employers shaii direct,
| innusnoe, by unjust ms.hed,. Me votes d their en-
ployss
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no nSv~-s~ns shr es-ss hss u-ss s-~ss-s
able poeres and iryfour circles is - th-s'
enrolled ten thousand ~ tho K.raid Isle
rnay TO march as ths tap the drum fos e liberation
| Of the old land
| rm c.EApsrHs IN rowx
The ronne Hotel of this city one o. tho nntst hos''
In the New England States u ard vth IN. campaign
| takers of the two parties, whom MAJOR Gsn
era Housrea1, " Louisville, Hoo John Hogan, ef Me
sovf; Richard Var Mayor ~ Phliadsirtia, Hosars
Maynard and Colonel " " rtnkne of fanustass MAJOR
Gebsra Garfield. of OHIO; WASH Hunt ssd prsne's
| J Tsckcr. u New Yors, and ohrra e lees note.