New-York tribune., 1867-03-29
CONNECTICUT.

n, yy1resATB TO TaE TRIBUNE -,
erA.,FoRp March ga glorious meeting was nelu
q, see,ev,s Han IN this place this evening by tho Union
.,,,..ns Great enthusiasm prevailed Addresses were
.oa1e nv Gen Van wyck ". c. Of New-TorB, Geo. W.
Turtis of New-YOrk, and Horace Greeley Heh' van
Wyek on being introduced said that wherever we see
enc nag OF our nation float, the heart OF every loya Man
taats IN upison with the sentiment "No longer the rag
over the chains Of slave and the rod OF the
master but signifies higher type OF eyI1a@to; @ % H.
poaks of greater rights and PrTegss II nnsnse m The
Geoeratc party dare not appeal 20 ther oWh W. fT0o @ & H
Sndcaon and support ,s m eyiSqpce WIDEN Of ts sympathy
and encouagement for rebellion WIN 10 ,nSitI nc
~ with blood ON the field and loyal men rear
Trmed everywhere az the ballotOoN. 1eG u n%os'tS %
mere coneenal 10 its nature, vile SANDER ana Soase
During the war II denounced every law OF 'pi icon 81
" unconstitutional every act OF InS ant eyery soldier
hsuTpatOn himself as despot end Blaht tEfy svcb
@ - hnd now t6aIiep the gallant soldier who during
Inc last wear has Shed the gubeTnaoflal cuar WIZ s ~
i,rst onn Wqs fired on sumter, went forth WIN tne
tlusket aud came not back sgdih r"6 siot and shell
sSsyed once again in victory from the Atlantic TO the
Pacific bearing on his l eerds Vorr standard.
Bearer in this WITH Congressional District AppaHse !.
ecpt by own ability skill and iSresgath amnsseS pm sS
the point whence he first started III iIe, ps iS and
prOwess shook himself clear OF all emOalfasslneni, any
r1 In strong man struggling successfully against
e waves and currents OF life nothing OF MS Iegisialo
Sothi4g in the public spirit, and enterprise,
qua nneence he has di1pay&ed & III s soe IopP lrG hS.
ihis party living in den of ueasonaDe tonspMia M
efforts OF the great and good seeing nothing except III
lhe hideOus and mIRy glare 0f lts own Iuehlknt, &
1T has Loot the power TO realize on even see lhe s.
Of the naOn position, and the principle, IL & Wtes nse
20 II has become necessity that an SoideT
Ahe dialect of this unelean order ana idloi % Ges oi
Hen Blair, has been compelled 10 ADOPT % thTll 6y
from CONNECTICUT audience for the Frstlieuenant IN
The Rebellion Alexander II. stephens because ne was
10 excite hostility against two of the greatest Hng
Ttacsmen in America salmon chase ana hGW5F Of tbe he
war with all the banking interests IN the country oppos-
Gfch have been and win continue TO be the settled
policy of the country, and in the National h2pkng system
bas made monument which Will speak oi ms eIeseS'
iong after hs caumniat3rs snail nave oee zen p bc
dyn stanton % IN the he DARK ddIeS hSiS Of m bs Rembc
Fhen the seq high and the tempest Wlld, alWays
tnsmes By the common consent OF their cOuntyIsen,
Ind after history shall have made up its impair record
EatcsEen will he placed side by side with the santed
lincoln The General spoke at some length andi goDeil
Eext 10 come sauarey up the balOtbox and vote for
ihe principles FOR which the brave boys OF the Republic
fought 20 long.
sTlorace Greeley followed Van Wyck, and during
his whole argument going the history Of the Demo
IIae party from the breaking mp Of the Charleston Con
hentiOn down the present Time he was sened WIN
&leat attention. The Ongin and maintenance OF the
Rebellion he traced TO the accused system Of slavery
and fully yndicated the Republican party During the
Mar he did not find Democrat who sorry That the
AJTon army was defeated at Bull Run, and Washington
BUT Tp Thomas H. seymour Of this State and Horatio
EIeV felt that their party was bound up 10 the
hefeat of our army They reoeed because tey IUogh %
one INTO power in the North and reconstruct the Union
tepudate our national debt and establish tHe Coned
.he Cornerstone Of the reconstructed and Tecerened
RnoD making i grand ssyeh0ldng mart 1I msSnied
os He 50 said ia the dPS PeSPs @ Of M % S @
page two years ago Concluding he begged the voters
}heir votes on Monday next.
George W. Curtis Of NewYork followed Mr.. Greeley,
&Na sauted the good men Of Connecticut with cordial
f6aAhipt lie uty the GpqaSq~ bad been short and
BE reviewed the position o. the TWO political pares in
s Usual elegant style, and earra P aeaESgs qons With
btm ip his ad9ress Of nearly twQ hours. s|'~ ""--
AjtCeetheE i Tas the best political meeting held in this
ts1 sRSs the tappaisn obeped and cannot help being
kreapstSe Of good results The district is good for 800
Stby SaSas IL u lsS;5 sasS2v Of doubt
4f tyts TT $]zF4ss $KIfE1+ s8GszaasaR ssAya'
s "" 'gs, gssIIsbtRT COIN, ~ed6lsdEs Nsfy p IL
This is the R9qs ST ~ william r BdlStn, the
Ebief Influence, and here his Money is most used But
e Copperheads are by no means confning their efforts
b the use OF their large corruption fund In few Of
tAoee towns that border NewYOlk and Massachusetts
khd that are strongly Democratcsuch towns Canaan
Eorth Canaan sharon and Cornwalihe Registry Boards
bey acting in the registration Of voters in utter def
ames Of men who cannot read the English language at
~ as the law requires; Of men who were never natural
nd scores OF names Of men who have no legal residence
bonneccut This last rascality is being carried
consequences. Mr.. William II Barnum has large num-
er of men employed IN the iron mines IN various loes-
hes here aud in Massachusetts, lust the border In
vhoe towns mentioned above large number OF persons
registered by the Democratic officials whom nobody ever
heard OF before and who will be here
shaseiis, and some from Ne%.YorE, by the Cop.
.erne1as to vote so. ,S the no9 iron Nm Z, In s sharon
nTangers and iReTlSSPers P & have been put m on the
sStes II cast viii he Illegal, and in spite Of the
protest Of Republicans This business IS carried on
20 suppose that this dscOurages the Republicans
sr that II viii avail the Copperheads Mr T. Barnums
put confident OF winning victory. II is no new thing
Republicans 10 have 10 encounter fraud and roguely
their contests with the CQppeIheads Inc whole Dis
B1c is being canyassed with much thorOughness by Re
koTk Is being done II il should happen thai MI Wn1 H
Paun should be elected by the frauds Of which have
hans have no idea Of allowing such necessity to arise
NOT A NEGRO
no ta< Ldiioy Of TIE Trt5ua,
A SIR Ny attention has been called to II telegram in
sour issue Of the 26h inst that Negro Barber" had
Seen admitted as voter by the Board Of Registration
n this brand the statement TO he essentially
false as claim TO be neither negro nor mulatto; aud
lball hold the Board legally responsible for an abridge
bent Of the franchise. brand equally false. the
statement Of The NepTOrk World that am one Of the
gQrds Of the pati06" e was never slave a rite
peJeL You're respectfully GEO s. JEFFREY.
Ft9t NGideji March &c, 1851
PENNSYLVANIA
INTERESTING DEMOCRATIC C6EBEsrONDENCK.