The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-03
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81 Oar Hartford Dsspaseh.
: nAsrssss April isss


sun DKMocRArIo Nnnrm0,
The dsmocraOy Of Hartford muslssd IN ssroas fosce
shh evening at the party hsadQuasssA American Hail.
70 await he election returns from ks various parts Of
The State The hall began 70 an = asyon O'Clock end
By eight evssy available nch os room occupied II
was constructed to hold eight o. TN hundred bus IL
human contsnts this evsninE mast have boon
several hundred than suy enc ever reasonably sx
pectsd II 70 accommodate ~ abouS hapast seven Nr
Merrill, who odaciassd - speaker, came forward
and read an unoicAl dsspaaoh 70 Ne ssos that New
Haven had given vote n fourteen hundrsl majority
for James =. English rhis joyful inssigsass ssns
thrill Of snthusasm through thss Dsstisg. and
psrfecs Storm Of applause 60 u, which lated
several minutes 90. so6n. hessvw = n hsA
subsidsA, ssan wore saaiblys vnlspsssd shaH shs
author q the dsspatsh might hsvs sssa sver nuass
and have exaggerated The Acmecratie gsiu. ahsgtly
ae the returns from the smaller town. began 10 Asyvs
and were A once announced aud compared In every csss
with the Mcclellan vote, whom the republican matony
was brought down 70 the comparatively diminus,vs
figures Of two thousand four hundred Among the noss
favorable returns from the smaller towns was that from
New Britain, which gave hundred anc ave democratic
gain, and ssnt two democatic Representative 70 tho
State Legislature This piece Of sool dngr was hailea
with uprosrious applause Hurrh fos New Britain,
enthusiastically rendered The reurns from Hart
three and four hundred and eyhsythrse English ma
Jorty. fK.
temporary stoppage In the receipt Of returns o.
CURED herc extending 10 over half an hour The audi
enc painfully anxious they were % The rssun OF
the election, bore the suspense with patsnce worthy
of the patriarchal Job ench extraordinary forbcar-
ancc can only be accounted for by tho fact
that they were in . remarkabis srste OF good
humor st the probable success cf Tho ticket 70 VIII ch
they had given their sympathy and support. Ia tho
absence Of definite intelligence rumo generally hopc
ful, busiiy circulated. The moro lively members
Of tho gathrng seized the opportunity 70 deliver them
selves Of the usual election badinaga Every I've
utcs the precocous Juveniles who pcrrsiensiy attend
political gatherings raised the deceptive cry of Hero
no com 81" aIludIng OF oourse 10 the telegraph
messenger At last Mr. NJ B. etovens, one
Of tho elected Hartford Representatives, gave
forth tho relarns from twenty thirty points bridge
ports majority for English Of two hundred and
gave rise 10 cheers the hcartnoss OF which could
scarcely be r'f ed.
Things noa si.eared extremely encouraging Tor the
English ticket. AID expresaions Of tho most cxuberani
satisfAction .rdnlged In. thai at Csntru
Hall, tho republican headquarters tho leaders be
C1nins 70 gruni mot wiz, yery general credit and
stoned consdcrnbie n'errin1ent
Hilhsto ns general mpreasion had seemed 10 be tnal
.he democrats should b ecouseni ~i'she smallest mn
lor1y. t.s
After tho returns from few smsirtow hn been
received u wW evident that result Gould NJ definitely
arrived stthalnight and The neeilns ADJOURNED usl
doubtful Which candidate viii be ce<sful TJ Bridge,
port return. giving three hundred Bng'sb majority,
proved 70 DO mistake Bndeeportrraliy. appears.
gave ncarly equal vote According y tbs ,s-t demo.
usic returns Jnmss y. EngIish 10 aover.or by
jorty Of three hundred
THE RxrusLIcAx xEErixo.
The republicans met s evening b the cenira Hall
for the purposc Of receiving sLs rcS cf os election.
The hall was completely hiied Tpe despsishss ~ they
arrived dd NOT sssn 70 fsoy e4t> us satsIpsiiors
| Of ,is Sud,suce. 80 thsr frssr<f - wtA Ae-
Guilty npreSed Ths only returns mA hppe:rsd rsshy
o plssss them were those from Portland snd wndfsm
The nffosn hundred New Haven English majority
producsd an appalling enfct Tho spnm Of
tho most hopeful sank within them = the con
viottcn was forced upon thsm tha the victory
FOR which they bad rfysn. With such uns.nng seal
wuud, afer ALL even g>ircd be very like dccst AZ
vent 70 their ndign>son dismal prospect three
prcposxd for the traitors Ananlas Cleveland
and Bill Grecn and awarded with marvellous energy.
rhs meeting was continued up I'll an early bour 10 The
morning; but no definite rc-nt could b. proclaimed
Opinions were very yafons ~ 20 the mslor, for Hsw
ley, some placing low thrcc hundred, bat nobs
boping for higher than twelve hundred aud some OF
desponding tsmpcrsment refusing 70 bsIIsve any.
. Isff.ul llsfu iGf.