New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-21
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CONNECTICUT.
THE PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN.


HARTFORD, Conn, March 40. Iso7'
From every district in this State the intelligence
which reaches the capital brings the gaddenng udhgS
that Republican prospects Of achieving victory wax
brighter and brighter from day to day. Butt @eosOhe
that the Unonss are dong very utmost Ia render
that victory beyond doubt True, they have excellent
speakers stamping State Every night is the scene OK
half dozen "Ialyngs" different portions 81 TIE
state and they do omit the usual eonc0n ahts o.
Other means TO awaken the people TO tne p ~ ,ns.eY
everywhere distributed with lavish hand ny hsn op-
and fsIsehoods with which they seek to mislead the
people should DE met by other means than mass meet
ings, and stump speeches IL ~ not so lnuch lt'b Oh
here in Connecticut the amount 81 Iuhds
contributed for campaign expenses IL propoftonaey
exceedingly meger compared with other larger States
but many instances there appears TO be that absence
energy earnesness, and individual anxiety Tor the
OF the cause by which many elections nav. s
which would otherwise be gained Even soiis Oh ho
Republican journals dePlSre the eSitenee ol th apa
beers Of Inc party. IL certainly felt by many That THIS
hRy m or there v vii be danger Of actual defeat
SO far at least the stockholders OF the Demo, ratio
o nppsny a and frequently With as much aIence If
deeency those old slave auctions IN NewOr-
highest bidt, rs-bdders no longer to be snre bat in
direct afflliat on at the present time, with tne ore
convinced Of their mereenaly motives, II We may '.to
already succumbed TO the proffered brides one OF them
there be little doubt that he, at least mas h.n
bought and paid form recent harangue AZ SoIWpD,
boldly characterized the platform OF the Copperh.ad
party as nothing less than bid for power"
the the workngen, and they ought to 30 TO tie
highest bidder"
ANOTHER UNION RALLY AT HARTFORD.
The Union mass meeting at Allyn Hall in THIS city,
night, of the most enthusiastic and suc.ss
fl ever held 10 Hartford. The chairman, Judge A.
Bnkeley introduced the Hon john A. Kasson, Reprsen-
tative Iowa, who sFeeted with much applause
lie said that he remembered two parties during the
war-one Of which, the Union party was III favor or
crushing ont every atom Of Rebellion III the SOUTH wh,o
the other party the socailed De1GepatlG Par 1Ss
They denounced here in Connecticut President lneohs
Emancipation proclamation as barbarous and wicked.
The Republican, party has redeemed its pledges ,ap-
pause and the wisdom OF that proclamation Mar peen
| democrats ICheers.l The probity and wisdom or
Lincoln has, the contrary, been recognized ny tbo
day although the Rebellion is crushed, although ,le
head q t t6e ree tH SiSes Sn ccsneccai .
Taughterl In the Democratic resolutions not suRle
more Sn Sep@d io DESTROY the Rebellion They ten TAX
OF teIi,oriaizng" the Rebel Staes-a measure lever
contemplated ny the Republicans, and further msictt-
sent Republican motives. In this country nave TO
control public questions through parties and We thcad
especially scrutinze their objects and prlneipes In ts
view what has the Democratic party done In sts lbey
backs upon the interests OF labong men they swept he
entire Northwest before them az first but when he
Northwest their dupicy, state after state r.reasd
from their support The Northwest is essentially tho
home of laborng men, respected labor and humanity,
whether its skin was dark or white ana they Wen, WIN
the party which upheld those principles And the Demo-
cratic party in Connecticut today has the face TO ,ai,
her young chickens. The Democrats have never shown
any sympathy win labor, WINE Ihe history OF ga" hT,
from the working classes and other measures prove HAT
Republican declares lis anxiety to protect labor Tie
| eight-hour question welded by the Democrats ~
trick 10 win votes which gives no promls. 81 ever
accomplishing any permanent good Tor the iabofhg
classes There are few war Democrats IN me pet.Lb
Connecticut Democratic patty WIlph SEEKS ana lhos
Of saflatons in the south The Democrats today
want Rebel South back in the Union; the Ohionsts
want the Loyal south back IN The Unio Ihat y Tue pan
| issue. The people Of Connecticut should SID nAliI.
tain the party OF progress aud freedom Inc loyalty aid
hcrosm the people OF the country districts Throughout
the United States is very seldom properly Understood ny
has just been shown IN Hampshire lapplagset sD!
10 be trusted that II be likewise sslneed IN COne.u.nt
Republican principles, If the Republicans We're true 10
has syowed It's sympathy will all oppressed nati"-
aIities-Cretans MeAcans, ana the benans 10 Ireland;
vain nnd any such expression or pIlhoip,es, Ihe
liancy OF his Ccgresso record, ms many poos
ne understood the interests OF ms Dlstilc anu 'o"u
mi his place in Congress. Applause He eoDcladtd
by exhortDg his hearers 10 support the entire Rpoean
vsneing from victory 10 Victory and its power y.t
destined reach the zenith of its glory IN the county
IIpon zen Hartman being introduced he was greeted
war was over and here before him was progress pee,
and prosperity and he Was proud and happy TO -. isa
through four long years OF war; and now the Resbon
theater OF the in wonder and admiration at he de
veopnlent Of our power ana they could 1nuEe On tho
we have put down slavery, and We have buried ihe
southern heresy OF state Rights Aud these were de
ssrSssG % E ysI we Ra1e mem among US Who to
be dsaffected with those glorious results Inc sS'o
of the negroes fighting side by side with us in the war,
the magnificent prospect OF their freedom 2.hie,'d,
seemed awaken nothing IN the breasts OF thre htn
INT envy and hate Regarding Reconstruction shall The
Rebel States back their own terms or Oh .ond
rats STRIKE hands With Southern Rebels effect Recon
structon, shall the Cnionlst OF the North shs bands
with Southern 10y ass for similar purpose Tie ~
Memphis and New Orleans riots the numbers OF out
spirit OF rebellion still anes in the land IL IL the right OK
Congress impose conditions such conditions have ,ttn
imposed, and u Is probable that they wi Oe .ohip.d
with This late RecOnstrction bill will ultimately give
general satisfaction to the people OF me SOURI, ls pro-
visions meant for the protection OF al Soou ttns,
and good citizens will have no cause TO complain Cen
Grant favor OF this b Gov Brown OF Georgia ~
favor OF II: South Carolina, Georgia and Virginia, arc
already moving forward under a. ami the speaker Ms 81
opinion that within ten months al OF te htNi States
will accept It's proNlsOns AtteE tney nave a.t.1 u,
rhey speedily reconstruct ana ask Tor Wihtahto
into Congress. The Southern leaders cannot complain:
luuot one single instance mas iIet.on peeh b;lus
M the meaning which President johnson mad used ITO
J term We believe that Reconstruction should he the
o loyal men ana not OF traitors lGreaL app ans
The read extracts OF speeches formerly Nertd
hy senator lveson Of North Carolina, ex-i1tsi'.nt
Press to show how confident the Reies
that there ~ would be no war-that secession
trunphcd in rne Presidential election, what would
have been the ctis Can any body doubt that the Con-
feefcy would have been est1nlsled Inc speaker haa
been Democrat up 10 the outbreak OF hosthues AND be
had then become Republican, because be saw t no
Republicans the true fighters Tor the Upen aLd BIO
wished to fight with them. The fact OF his having cnco
been q Democrat had in the last election brought down
upun MS head every Democratic battery IN New iiamP-
shire ONooe ia Tie crowd: Yes, but they made you
Governor! I accept the amendment, said Gen'Brnman.
Cheers ana aughteT Those VINO embarrassed cur Gov
,rImeut durng the war have had their day. and
nov going have ours. These Democrats now SHRINK
cery Written 10 be forgotten. 1t is mako
treason pecabe Let us reerte tho sentlent who.
ever down the American LA shoothim OF the spot
fGTea applause.l Although great many enocgts went