New-York tribune., 1868-04-04

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Dig oaths taken, and general feeling among them thai
the thing has been oyerdone that the future s full
matter the Republican side is in excellent hands and
all that can properly be done tosaye the city from series
or most ylainOus and bare faced frauds will be tried
and that too, most efectualy Itls believed much
gOoG S,ld %n ana mas already been accomplished.
Republicans last Fall Copperhead Board Of seectmea
and illegal decisions being made by the Board in f.
hope OF overcoming the 40 20 legitimate Republican
good Republican majority, which gives Jewell Fairfed
County. 1t went for English last year by 49, In the
towns about Ncw-Haycn we shall do we'll In Hamdsa
the shows fine gain East Haven will do we'll
Orange and Woodbridge viii hold their own. In Merides
splendid Republican majority Is expected We coss
the campaign here with two more meetings. tomOt
row evening, which exGoy Buckingham aud Gen, Gib
son will address grand rally occurs Saturday night
The Copperheads falling to get the hall that night VIII
hold an open sir meeting If the weather Is right
| TIE CAMPAIGN IN MERIDEN AND NEW BRITAIN.
! MERIDEN, Conn, April 1.-The meeting la,t
night OF the largest and most encouraging vet
held during the campaign. The Town Hall, very com
mOdiOu one by tho way was crowded. at least Onethd
OF the audience being Irish Democrats Richard NcCload
talented young ibernian, the Head Center Of the
nan Brotherhood OF Connecticut. led of In q masorly
speech In which he discussed all the topics OF the ds,
ad Snien irine1 ,hn are psiteaaty Interested In ne
| Of his eountrymen. and Democracy the puny ini
the South under the Old order of things, and tho
aristocrdcy OF Great Britain, neither Of which
powers could not have existed for any length Of time
labor had been free. Ho held that the principles tho
Know-Nothing party were still alive that many Of tho
leaders OF the Democracy were formerly ideut6od with
that organization and that the doctrines Of the Fres
Trade advocates and part5dns Identical With tnOca
or tho men VINO opposed the rght Of the fOregnert0
enjoy the privileges OF the American citizen Mr. Mo
Cloud was particularly severe upon the President FOR hs
want OF sympathy for the Fenians and laid the murder
Of their leaders AT his door. His address listened
To with great attention, and will doubtless have
considerable influence in setting the Irishmen Of this
tion thinking Gov. Harrman's speech the best bs
He speaks tonight at Danbury. the people
will turn out in great numbeis to hear him on Monday
ence, who greeted him with every demonstration of
pleasure and satisfaction In fact every where IN TIE
Ia lls
the very best effect. Everybody who hears him once
wishes TO hear him again aud even lifelong Democais
to whom the principles OF progress are many OF the
most damnabe hereses delight to listen TO him, although
they never attempt to back their denial of his PROPOSE
tons with anything than the barest assertions
THE GENERAL SITUATION-THE FRAUDS IN NEW
HAVEN EXPOSED.
HARTFORD. April 2. 1868.
1t is the aggregation Of individual instances
of party advantage which forms the prevalent impression
that the Republicans VIII carry the State. could pro
long indefinitely the catalogue OF such instances weret
either useful wise IL is enough TO DC assured That
where but few days since doubt obtained ana en0rtWAs
proportionately benumbed thorough eo.hnece % Is now
action which the sure ar6nger OF success Inc
voved contributed largely the hestanoy OF the Union
rank file in the country The everpresent idea that
in that city might neutraze and overcome tnein nanr-
ally perplexed them and enerVated theD resolu-
ton But now all is changed. The announcement.
almost simultaneously, to every town In the state
Of tho successful exposure, OF tsese frauds r S n
moya Of three hundred and tcety names from the regis
NE Whole scare. and flled the people With joyful aHtc
pations OF Republican victory. think that on no
have I ever witnessed buoyanoy Of hope, and cet
ainty OF its fructon surprising those which now ARC
vass. II events at all significant OF the future.
her Is 40 s % me x ." the %op Os s s 'ss into H no
with tho gallant New-IiamPshire ana array t herself
The JohusonIan Democrats are on their downward
march hear meetings noticaDly aek entnnsiasn' and
cnre even toerable OF faces for d. t. Yoorhes.
this place acOubo OF evenings since, they we're Obliged
such Instances Of daily occurrence. beray their weak
while they inyigOrate the Union men Their ass
capacity OF their leaders 10 cheat them into ma
jorty Already have strange ana repSVe races
villages near NeN-York Our friends In yoer
CITY Should keep watch aud notify the Union state
parture that falls within their knowledge The Repul
ism characterzes 1t; and not man seems TO have been
action Connecticut never was In better condition 1865
SQUARE sandup fight and think that UniSn i RegnS
the opinion II is foolish to listen to assertions OF Demo
cratic gains in this city, TIE ode Is uoiaa ss
rally al Allyn Hall last evening attests this.
The assemblage was intensely enthusiastic
the appauded representative OF those loyal Cover
the war and Gen. Cochrane, Of those loyal Democrat.
who left their recreant party to meet the enemies OF thef
and bCih were cheered their departure Mr Barbour
Young gentleman Of ability was received with gea,
favor ~ the representative OF a Democratic father
whose party and political paternity he recently abap
doned for the espOusal OF truer faith Gen Cochran.
tho venerable Gideon Wcies, where he wall
have an opportunity Of explaining 20 his LISTENING
tOwnsnen, the peculiar ability WITH which tpls ahoeht
mariner meubatesin hacyon ielicty, on the waters o
the deep Coy Curtin proceeds to DaniesonyAie tea,
their abors in the canvass the one at Norwak and ss
other at New Britain. on saturday nght-tho lat ses
ing night of the campaign IT has been relnaiEee tn.'
the Union speakers in this canvass are OF unusual
10y the true patriots OF the country TO recty hs
position of Connecticut and every sgn indicates max
their eNortiOns Will not have been III VAIN
RErUBIICANR RALLY IN GUILFORD
GUILFoRD April ?. 1863
Music Hall WAS literally packed last evening
by most enthusiastic audience. Able and convincing
arguments were made by Cen f. VI Lee, Judge Kelly of
Philadelphia, and Col Montgomery Of Ohio. telegram
received announcing the result OF the election ia
% %dnoue iS1u, % Hnn oTt,cn of Haven Coupty sn
do far better than last year.
THE CAMPAIGN IN WATERBURY.
r. u, EHor OF TIE Tribaae
SIR: Every hour in the canvass brighten,
the prospects OF "Jewel" Our hopes in triumrhan'
victory next Monday grow larger and stronger as ths
canvass proceeds There hardly droue the .hos
Radical camp Every clearly sees his dutyfeeis tbs
responsibility resting upon HIM, and Is going foiwMi
nanfuly IN he discharge Of t. 1 have been something
have watched with interest the industry Of the brother
hood generally but have never seen 80 much asoIins
work done, or more enthusiasm ana zeal mahle.leu & ,
in the present canvass. Our eonmodlous Hni.
wa; 'a Idar ca%mS& saousa nd a%SS a%S i9 =:
Irish orator from Norwich generous sprink
closest attention At times during the delivery OF tho
speech. they Tesstiby impeled TO cheer hs eo-
tucky could have heard this earnest appeal! Col W L.
Poster OF New Hampshire followed the Irish orator Inc
J"sTsd and II there is any virtue in patient and
renng labor II Will certainly Do mncn very ms''