New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
NEXU-VOEK DAILY I'D lpI1MI
CONNECTICUT.
APPOINTMENTS IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT.

APPOINTMENTS IN THE FOURTH tlNih'N''
,IoNDAy March Il.-WUiOt-P II. Bsrnum ana ,he
Hon Mahon Chance Of Ohio. Ne,c- -Cd"dd'i-MaJor nag
gerty and H. X. PaDgDOrl. ,t u,, IT nu,leich o,1
Major Haggerty WdlstfdP. I. Barnum ana H. H. rang
born: pMnvrsn.v March ls-Ridge6sld- Major Hagcerty
and Wm. II. Buriegb. Noricaik-Z n Pangborn ana T.
l. T1nRsDHY. March Samoyd-MajOr Hasgerty and
VIM BqTlesh Ms1sH ,s-NorrauMajOr Haggerty andwm
II siTTRpsT March 1c-B,idgepot1Gen Stewart 4 Y L.
Woodford AID Major Haggsrty beSg0H-r' - D'h"uin
and H. K. PangGQrn.
- p p.pSrM IN tine FIELD-His SPEECH AT NOR
w,1r-sprrCurs BY Gov HAwLEY AND OTHERS.
The marked respect and enthusiasm with winch
A. f..or7.m was received at Norwalk Conn, on
saturday evening elseTt Tssn,y 1l !ne i,su's
the approachng election in the land OF STEADY haos'
Lockwood Hall was crowded 10 It's utmost eap"ci.y
Every seat was filled, and there were hundreus VINO
stood in the ases OF the capacoua ha 70 listen 10 'ne
speakers of the evening ~<sS"
Col r.. b: Crawford, President OF the Campaign S"D
Under whOse auspices the mee'ihs was after the
Chairman At about ~ o'clock IN the e.enne ~
Great han was completely packed with sgG,&efs, "a & tne
Chairman introduced to the assenpHg sem earring ar
who was sad that this was almost the first time he
had appeared before Connectcnt people IN ls ehar
Voted his time to private enterprise rather than TO poll
tcs but he stood Deiore tne eV0u dbSotpa b1Sotp -
Tprfss for the district which he was then spe nng
| | am the prelude OF the grea,nSss, anSs,,v rs 20
SeSore Won as candidate duly set forw@.d, and may
as well you know ersy TSn any ~ te nstys Of
the present issue am not IN me hao, 81 5e nntirss
political sgeSSmss 81 LANGUAGE to let You Know words
what am and what mean To be- read WHAT 10 sau VI
me by my @ pssm Sse sa against me is that show
man Well, and have been iot i3ns % ,' tattsr
I m1se q that in L have been productive Of good TO my
feIow.men Instead OF meeting me on lar Ir poa,E n
fptn my
maid" Woody Horse" and what Is IT," and other
advertisements OF the great Museum mem % a. fine
Collection in it's way Here my proiessonai pfido
touched and i you VIII uimaI psTII y was formed by an in
eeneous conjunction OF the upper hair OF oIhey VIZ, W.
aye vonnr persons better idea OF mermaid- such
an animal exists at all-than the poeteai 0neo one %,
sIren conbing her blue hair with COMP ol peai;;d
or, II it is necessary that tho me pTeid pipd better
mpresson can be thus arrived at than bS never eCe'o
ing any actual idea OF mermaid AZ Az hnt he memory
and Influence of Father OF his Country eouu ot % ~,
nave nave pes been his nurse during cdhood the wooy
Horse was certainly curiosity as every one
10 men Of science And there is one who eyer r. came
TO definite oocusion as to what the " n, Inseum i
certainly valuable contribution 70 art anu science hd %
am YET 10 see the first person whe says that they da
not ri their moneys worth IN wandering through its a
ferent apartments So that, think Is pooi ,,
TO bring against man occasion Of this KIND: as as
far as M political convictions concerned they are no
stTact but easily understood And the mo,nS mo6 os @ @
great Satanic newspaper IN ors ~ t - T5ongh
for any individual corporation 10 lose SsoVoo 1
| OF advertising at single sweep, NY MS or 'nelr
| short-sighed sense OF tyranny, ana am pel ,
| fectly willing 10 leave the justice or HguhtlVo
their comments To their Judgment oi an
impartial public. Regarding the great questions OF tne
day said Mr. BaTnum, wish 10 be equally plain NOth
ing important, at the present time than the SUB
cct OF reconstruction OF the Southern states recently In
rebellion distrust the prOfcsscd loyalty OF large mum
whites those states and therefore, not IN
favor their readnitancc under the supervision OF uh
| alil fix the suffrage. Ine
loyal should vote; the dsoyai men should not Ihe
negroes all loyal, and therefore favor the night
and good policy that the black man shall vote lie be
Heyed that every man had right 20 Dc free, ana he
wished 20 accord every human being that right lie be
ueycd that the Rebel States should not rtufu to the
Union us they able TO show that by thcr genuine
patriotism. 6c, they were III 10 ietuLh. ~ P'li'shs
United states I'm its fuil broad light, and saw 40
difficulty in interpreting IT, The Rebels must
The speaker was therefore In favor of the "Mlliay
Mr and all Of the "f Congress, ana oIpetd 10
Pro-ident johnson who would pTcsuptuous -et MN
self up against the will Of the whole people lite stood
and he wished to obtain the vote of 10 man Who Vas ot
| upon the basis He had not spent q dollar, ana
would spend dollar, Ia secure his election lie sood
before the people exponent Of the Republican party
In Connecticut In this respect, he was not al INDIVIDUAL
upon his individuality, bat the representative of
principle. IN opposition 10 another principle Ibc anhi
To sum up the whole ease the speaker believed n certain
things the principal Of which DcocrGtc rule. In
its and not In the partisan iutefptttioni
suffrage aud all uf the Other
MI Barnum throughout his speech, was loudly Chfcrcd
and deafenng peal Of applause arose a. he retired Tie
Chance OF Ohio who spoke at length and with great
effect