The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-04-10
ALL HAIL CONNECTICUT!
GRAND DEMOCRATIC VICTORY!
LIGHT BREAKS In THE EAST!
The Consultation Again Brought
Forth from the Charter Oak!
THE REACTION COMMENCES
IN NEW ENGLAND!
A Democratic GOVern0ri
Democratic state OmcerS!
Democratic COngressnenI
Brightly Breaks the Morn.


A brilliant display oflight has shot athwar
the political torizon. 1t comes naturally
and appropriately from tho east. The sur
Of Democracy. which has been so long OBJ
scured by thick clouds and darkness, is AGAR
shining out in its pristine splendor. Tht
! Democracy Of the gallant State OF Connec
icut. one Of the old original thirteen, have
hid Il homer, AMI glorious one it will ev
er be to them. of stril ing the Grst effective
! blow at the hydra-head Of RadicaliSnl.
They have made the 6rst response from the
people to ths atrooious legislation Of the
last aad the present congress. They have
disclosed to the Radical managers the pub.
lie feeling that exists toward the military
| despotism bill and the other kindred schemes
in contemplation.
The Democracy have elected their entire
| State Ticket in Connecticut By a majority
of $50; the State was carried by the Rad
icals one year ago by over 500
The importance Of this total revolution
q New England State can scarcely be
overestimated. Not for ten years have We
had Democratic Governor in any New
England State, and the last one was not in
Connecticut. And why should he come
now but for the total disgust which the pco-
pie have finally come to entertain toward
this despotical and monarchical party, which
has ruled the country with such such re-
morseless, reckless and insane yiolence2-
How little have they thought, vhen matur.
ing their dark and desperate plans to des
troy the liberties of ten millions OF people,
they we're digging their political graves in
the soil of the North.
For dozen years Connecticut has been
persistently and uniformly against US. Dur
ing large portion of the time they have
had every Congressman, and always the
Governor and State officers. At the last
Congressional election they carried three
Congressman out Of four. Now it is revers
ed, and the Democrats have three out of
four The same change in public opinion
which has carried Connecticut will give us,
this tall, New York, New Jersey, Pennsyl-
vauia Indiana, and several other States. -
But this gain will be largely increased We
have observed elections it, the United States
for years, aid have never failed to remark
that the first elections of year were an un-
erring sign and indication Of how all would
60. As the season progressed, however
the tide which had set in in one direction in
creased in impetuosity and in volume until
the last State had voted, and that always
did the worst Of any There can be no
doubt that the ball Of counlerrevolution
Which has been set in motion in New Eng
land will roll over all the land. Il is like
the stand which Virginia made in 1855
against tbe=-up to that time-irresistible
Sam. VINO, at the head Of the Know
Nothir party, had been sweeping the coun-
try like "a tornado The check then given
BY Virginia soon extended to the who'll
Union, aud led to the destruction Of that
organization.