The New York herald., 1866-03-29
THE CONNECTICUT CAMPAIGN.
High Pressure Excitement
Throughout the State.
THE PROBABLE RESULT.
Estimated Vote by the State Central
Committees.
STUMP ORATORS IN EVERY TOWN.
Anxiety to Know President
Johnson's Views.
SPEAKERS FROM OTHER STATES.
Enthusiastic Democratic Meeting
in Danielsonville.
ENDORSEMENT OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON
&c. &c. &c.
Anxiety to Know President
JOhnson's Views.
SPEAKERS FROM OTHER STATES.
Enthusiastic Democratic Meeting
in Danielsonville.
ENDORSEMENT OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON
&c. &c. &c.
The Presidents Foley ana the Election
The Radicals Mantfcsting Doubts AS to
Hawlcy's Success.

The Radicals Mantfcsting Doubts as to
Hawlcy's Success.
WASHINGTON. March 2s, 1880.
Messrs A. r. Burr and c. NJ. Ingcrsoll who brought
on Postmaster C1cvelands resignation, publish In this
morning. Inergc.r tho substance OF their interview
with the President In the presence Of General Rousseau,
Of Kentucky in which the President said in his
saiion with General HawIey, "Thst by the Union party
he meant at this time the party which supports my
Union restoration policy whoever They may be- and no
Others do not consider those who oppose my policy
belonging TO the Union party Tho question OF my
restoration policy the paramount question, and
all who oppose my opponents The principles Of
my restoration policy fundamental No man can
approve Of my policy and that OF Congrcs at the same
time That Ia impossible. In New Hampshire II was
claimed that both policies were supported which Of
could be; but after tho election Il was claimed
thai radical victory had been arhoycd" He trusted
the people would not now he Deceived.
An OK member or Congrssss prominent republican
returned this morning from Connecticut He hes made
on IN that State aud that there s
doubt but that Mr. English will be elected hut that all tho
republican ticket except the Governor viii ba succesfnl
The radicals here also Manifest great doubts about he
election OF Gen. HawIey They pretended ,hss they
willing " bet small amounts % his election. but have
refused on hundred majority In his favor ThA
shows that there is great douhs = 70 the re-u and
may be that the vote viii casss hs rsacais 70 halt
in their revolutionary eyan& ~.
nusAusssssss DssaecrsvsS MsssisG In
Danielsonvsife-speceh - Mr.. Jsmes
johnson. &C., &se.
DANxLsosvrlK, Conn, March 2s, lsso.
An enthusiastic Johnson and English meeting was held
here this evoning Union Hail. The niied 70
s utmost capacity and the enthusiasm prevailed
throughout the entire proceedings Il 10 clear that %
DanicIsonviie tho frnds Of the sdminsr~ou bosh
and earnest and that no efforts bs,ps
spared the ef constitutional prsopies
Al half past ssvea O'Clock, shs meeting having been
called order by Mr. Joserh X Green, tho usuai fos
ma,ics Of elceng oinocp, &c, proceeded with.
Major General Rousseau had been advertised 10 speak.
but severe Illness compelled his absence In his stead
Mr. James Gallagher msde speech of two hour and
half endorsing The policy of Tho President and support
Ing James English Tor Governor Of Connecticut lie
| spoke subs tan, ally as follo~B;--
HraAgEs oY Mr.. saLLAGHyR.
do not app before you night 10 make partisan
speech Although have ben democrat for twenty hv.
years willing Ia ray single word IN defence n
that old organization The ories demands that ~c should
ourselves entirely of every partisan motive and tha
all past party action should snk before be Que grand and
only lssne IN the campaign-to defend ID. oonstnton
OF the States against those who 0pposng the Union
and tramping the liberties OF the country under fot
ara here uphold that noble patriot Al Washington andy
johnson, whom believe ma instrument ~ tho hands
Il
wha, are the real questions involved tho prcs p cf.'
The inevitable has taken place, aud We alas All
know well what has coat Mourning Ia. len o.rl.d
into thousands % homes debt Of three tho1Eani NIL
lions has been iDc RED and, necessity burienAome
taxes must now 10 levlrd upon the people The ono
thing most required by The people nov u nc opportnni'
" To rccupcraa and recover tier former material pFs
p,r,y everywhere. The pcops are anSioasy looking
| Tor I-rpos aud quiet that trade may b. restored
With tha South The Presisrp, recognizing this great
| necessity, recommended In his iasi annual mes
e,r. uio speedy rcsoFsi.on ~ the sasinsi State,
4 L. Iafe Flfh NJ Of on
whs, have the radaai majority n Congress tonef ~,
only have they frfired " carry ont The shes ~ the
carried ont viii make ~ The eleven c0nqu,rnd ,aifs
eleven pfoynoca and woad es,nhl Va ary despoi
| I'm. They have instead of na.ing u their care ~
| le.sen the pubic burden. attempted " rs- no
Fresdmens Bureal and rivl Rxbs bills, wleh vo1li
\ A. 10 The personhi oharacter q their tso oand
4 dates he had bat little % ssy. IerAny he isa
| heard from soldiers that General iawley bad bs.n
guilty Of lnhumanliy, while oui with the army - the
men under his command ON tbe oiher hnli haFs
heard that Mr. English, rhle a conduct ~ ogiihsHi
With insufficient capital hal rofiscf % loin cflhns
ton Il his FELLOW employer - le--n r wAgs q his
fellow vork kmen. Hat every true patriot IN ug p'rThs
situation will oonrgt reonsi feeling - rariy feel
ing but win vote solely With regar1 tho bsf iasfs
1 Of his country This u I'D ume Tor tho sDrahe1
,non men ar 70 ps~er .nd pss 'ai, =, ~ rs.,
They have shamefay betrayed ts trust psosf ~ thsfn
by tho psopIs The reopls hsse ~ fsrtay y
l 30 "a 10 their boubdsn ds.y % r.frrss tssm Anffe-
yohnson was not elected yce ie.d@ni ~ ny voss bp
hts condsc, slscs be hA the Presidential ,hsaf a.
has been such gsa oniy ny counfenre. bsi tbr
l oonfdsncs a. every ov. ~ ,hs constitution case 90,
| 10 shat marty b. hss hsrssfurs beonssd onr kDD-
ths, he shoaf b. ne ~ al tho-e sho Ssh 70
| op, Irstl,s,ions perp~tusGsi sns rss rrrp~,sf
thrcaghosi ,bs rhol- ee,'h Iss Ee.i - s..s 49,
l sboffly-rnlon % tf.lnion The cCrissi ~ " csstdr
/ vhsthss ws are " have free, sniied and
/ prampe,ors eOuntfy. q conntry disife6 ard brn
by Internal strife sheter ss are " sdmt tb@ tDpthefn
gai@. into ne tnon, 90 ~bsfh~r - are " ernh os
Of fAnatiN " hrFarsi< snf drAt us shehsr
a.. ,.re~ srs b. frdncsi Wheeler t~y D. -
ro~rr.e. N 20 Sustain u4s poy u ne Tfss.
s~rt III Ill ba -sn f vs vote " rhaf s~s
| and bs radod crev, oof tnoss thai tbs o11nf,r y
utts,y ard tsby ruinef That u nys ny cfinion
only. bsi " - - 49,. !" -. 80 - y ~. IL
/ VOWED shoah We ngt. then, nentfy yufsires sith
this resi t.ny ne rtsi p.pis ~ ..ntefss'i,e tslT