The New York herald., 1867-03-19
The CANVASS IN CONNECTICUT.
SPECIAL cohatsroNDEscE OF THE HERALD.


Judge Culver-The Reconstruction Policy Of
Congress Approvcd-The FeninDs Endorsed
by the Rcpubiicans-Quasi support Of the
Snowman, txc. :. -
Judge Z. D. Culver Of New York. addressed a large
republican meeting here tonight In the Of his
address he said IL shall go directly to the question
construction which is the great OF the hour, wish
you distinctly understand that while issues change
and modified, men, politicians particularly, remain
the same. The Touceys and Seymours are to-day what
they ever The Southern Estates are like dead
man. dead man cannot bring himself to life-he has
not the power TO make the first move. Breath must
be given him It is for Congress to breathe the
breath OF life into the dead States OF the Union
The people OF the Southern States took their States
of The Union because they willed IT, They shall now
come back only when We viii it. lApplause.) Andy
Johnsou's plan of reconstruction is one.horse
plan. johnson has never made step towards
concniating Congress, while Congress did once
make such a move towards him. The Congression al
plan Of reconstruction simply the wisdom Of man
but II is dictated by overruliug Providence. In Con-
necticut even to-day there plenty Of who
willing TO lay down their bellies and bark three times
for cracker and then be cheated OF the cracker in
order conciiate the South The Congress Of the
hour Is unlike in its importance and integrity any
which has assembled since the days OF General Washing
ton. Kisses and applause 1t covered itself with re:
nown on the I'd OF March, The Forteth Congress will
squirrels jump behind It's immediate predeces.
The rebel leaders must be branded like Cam, so
that no matter where they 90, nor what they do nor
what they say earnestly otherwise oil people through
all time shall know what they are The unpardouabe
crime which they have committed demands this Three
times the repsocaa party has been decc.ysa IN their
being made the second horses will bo vol looked after
II is time looked crime in the face aud criminals in
tie eye John Browns treason pales like the morning
before the rising 70 the treason OF Davis and
Toombs. Virginia tried John Brown and hung him.
most instrumental in the punishment OF John Brown
now individually receiving part Of their reward.
Roman matrons and Spartan mothers. Those who have
sent after to the and have either lost them
earth or had them wounded, cry ont, ITO what
end have made these sacrifices II nobody is TO be pun
ishedf" We must have guarantees from the South,
aud the guarantees must so IN The fundamental law OF
the land the constitution AS the particular plan,
the stone which rejected shall now become the
corner one, and With some other stones too Thur.
johnson, which was 70 rovolutionize the North and
swamp the republican party, but It proved an utter
failure. johnson broke with his party The man who
breaks with his party comes TO bad end. Precedens
show this. Johnson Will come 10 bad end He will
fall, and when he goes down it will be like stone failing
Tyler when be is heard from aterward perhaps writing
letter on some fossilzed poucal subject. the people
and the press will say, "Hark, from the tomb docfnl
sound !" tApplausc and laugbter) MI. johnson, II be
had his own way would mako treason more respectable
who ertormed such q heroic deed on the ssouthern
coast during the war, the rebellion Is ended, and
now you may be delivered over 70 the gallant
Semmcs, whom the Yankees VIII INSIST on styling
pirate. Me,hinks ! hear some one say you
are in favor OF amagamnfion. answer you
coequs % % with myself @ in family relations The colorrd @
has much respect for himself 70 ask anything
OF the kind But believe in justice and right and ac
cord these to whom they belong The census makes
IL evident that there are more muattoes South than
North In the South, then there is practical ANAL
colorcd now. He stood by and by The cause in
the dark hours Hc foughs for the government and
that this is sustained under n he sll have al that
which rs due to him man. In the reconstruction
matter Congress will triumph Now, We are just at the
top OF the hill Connecticut is bringing mp The Of
elcctions The South must take the medicine offered by
Congress kills all the lesdsrs. a. !, NO doubt will
Everything viii have TO go with the popular tideI
NEw YoRk HERALD who is trying 70 make IN IN
road into yotr State politics. had 70 change after the
Maine elcs.ion when shss sccsca soos place he saw
using some wordsI win not mention, said the HmAtD
must change and it did change cans out and fought
all the other papers -Four days after the editor Of the
Pos, who had been 90 deeply engaged in poetical
aspirations that be did not obaerve the turn affairs
taking followed suit Twelve days after this brother
Raymond was seen backing down the tree IKE coon 70
prevent receiving another sho in the rear Before the
Maine election Nj. Seward made his after dinner
speeches "a he usually does, and appeared we'll and
happy but the night aftor the election In question he
fell sick on his bed with severe darrh1a. That Maine
Ike this In the coming ballot every man must come
out and vote The speaker here referred " the rival
& ana nc Of the he aa
t6ng could 70 favor the character Of the Snowman,
and asked every republican TO support him a. the balos
box Hc concluded by intimating that the republican
party favored the Fenian cause, using these words
THE republican party supports freedom here, and
freedom hero means freedom In Ireland, t0o.n
Mr. culver was followed by Major James Hsggerty, .
red-hared gentleman, with very much tho appearance
Of Fenian The MAJOR was more funny In ms remarks
than profound When ne had concluded the meeting
adjourned.
Politics in n MuddIe-"JoIcc IIeth" as Cam
didatc for Congress, and It's Rcsulss-Ru.
mors Of Barnum's Intention TO Withdraw
Speculation suggestcd-IIannah Foote'S
Iistern, sc. a 900,
Falstan who as q humbus was individual Of dig.
nifty, once had occasion TO fecae himself on his won
derful facility for sinking; and " rumor Is TO be be-
eved, the Fecjes politician Of Bridgeport is likely TO
have the same occasion his venerable though more
digned Shakspearean predecessor. The proprietor Of
Joice Heth, Tom Thumb and Tom Thumbs baby has
rsked the Rubcon, and In danger Of being swamped
In crossing. besides utterly esctng the demoralzaon
OF tho republican party in the nutmeg State Even the
nutmeg dealers themselves disguised, and swear
round Flanderian oaths that they will never vote for
Barnum the humbug; staid old farmers whining with
Yankee twang, 81 Cant vote for B-arn-u.m
the Snowman; I'll be darned II can"
and generally from all points OF viewsociA political
and moral-the denizens Of the wooden nutmeg and
pumpkin seed State seem 70 BE- in perfect condition Of
hub-bub and desperation and all on account Of retail
dealer in mcrmaids and monkeys and because the said
dealer had areenbacks enough TO buy nomination for
Congress- which commodity Is sold In Connections for
nye dollars, and trust Specie in advance" Is the
motto Of the nutmeg people; and II one has not the
specie he must not expect 10 get the nomination for
Congress- There s credit system in Yankee politics.
and he who expects 10 be nominated for Congress on
promises, though he be of Tenedos, amply COM
ms absurdity, and Is treated Tom o. BedIa Not
that there any obson 10 the Feejees In the absxct
10 ecctng Fcejee 70 any ONCE. What the dealers
Ia nutmegs principally complain o. s the incouRruity of