New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
CONNECTICUT.

an ase bearing torches and escorted Gems sickes and
Pieasonton 10 the Leeds COmpanys new mill. where
Teat meeting was held by the friends OF Marshall Jewell
the Republican candidate for Governor The speeches
Nv the Generals enthusiastically applauded. MT
Joseph W seden, manufacturer presided. and the best
men OF the town served as VicePresdents Hartford
band was in attendance on the return of the generals
10 the hotel they briefly addressed the citizens IN re-
spOnse TO repeated calls The Democratic meeting u, to
small han Of the town in marked contrast in both
character and numbers The Democrats had heard from
Rhode Island
GEN! COCHRANE IN SOUTH GLASTONBURY.
SoUTH Glastonbury, April 2.-Gen. CochTane
aud the Hon George c. Gorham are speaking mere 10
night to large audience gathered from miles about.
next at New-Brtain, the last night O the Gampalg
Connecticut skies are bughtenlng with NeWhahpshie
and Rhode Island light
GOV. HARTMAN AND COL. M'KEE IN w1SSTED.
WINsTED, April notwithstanding the ram
storm of this afternoon evening the citizens OF Win
sed and vicinity turned out in large numbers tonight 10
hear Gov Hartman OF New-Eampshire and COZ S1h,ugl
Mckee & OF SnHcy T be e So Ws crowded and the
thusiasm OF the audience intense: inc cneele i W. VI VI
oar gains in Rhode Island is received by kcpu -
proInise OF splendid victory in Connecticut The Dein
oorats have little say about Rhode lslahd as 'e3
had about New-Hampshire
GOV. BUCKINGHAM AND GEN. GIBSON IN NEW
HAVEN.
NEw-HAvEN, April 2.-The Republicans OF
this city are thoroughly stirred up Inc meeuht tD
5sSn GfeS %f' of oho RS.d aHd Richard McCoad SPOKE Gov i
received the most nspirting reception. ana an inc T M
CoppeTheads here are pracilcing the most Nilnons
frauds, but are closely watched CheauHe Wont save
them.
SECRETARY wELLES INTERFERING IN BEHALF
OF THE COPPERHEADS.
Nrw-LoNDON April 2.-The fugatc SABINE
has been detained at Newlo9don thfee OF @ lou, i
ing to law right to vote there may cast utir
votes for James English THIS Is what Ddeoh cans '''"
Omy.
GEMS. sICKLFs AND PLEASONToN IN NoRWALK.
Frorp Our special Correspondents o..
NoRwALK. Conn, April 2.-The Union de-
monsraton last night is conceded 10y memhersoi ooul
parties been the most imposing ever hcdlh Ls
town Eight O'Clock announced a. the hour at WHICH
the exercises would commence ia Lockwood Han Az
O'Clock there was not a vacant seat in the audorum soon
atterward the ases were crowded. and by 1880 o'clock
every spot whercOn humanity could stand OF hag hd s
occupant. and many ladies and eentleneE uuame 10
force au entrance coutentcd themselves by lingering on
the starways aud around the 'front.' oi tHe nam ia lic
hope al least to see the distinguished soldier adycr
tsed 10 address the citizens OF NOrwaE-Geh sicklS
Gen. PeasOuton, who is campaigning IN conjunction WIN
Sickles not announced t. speak ls the
tee having charge OF the management were nor ihIotI
In season OF mis- intended visit 10 te town Dut ms alINa
soon heralded tuoughout NorWaih anH .d t.c 49, -
ness to him not less than that manifested loi
view Of his companion Indeed. great was the desire
greet the soldiers manifested by e clulchs cou ~
not gam admission TO the hail. that they were OOgeu 20
Generals ana Dr. sim. WHO connected with the med,
cal department Of the army during The Rebellion ana
HE stage accompanied by the prominent professional
and of the town. and as tey emeI sed from
rose TO their and mdulged in the most v0cifeos
cheering ana dFe FeIIW' W wilson presded ana in Jew
words introduced Cen SckcS, Who spoke Tor more tlh
two hours. and followed by Gen. Pleasontoni
WHO made most effective address. though short. and
full Of happy hits lie spoke OF The Democratic party dS
failure in its whole policy for the last Il years. ana
cbaracterizcd IL as beng now possessed OF galOplng
consumption which would soon cause is GssouL[i' ~ X
Venber and the cpitaph which long outraged people
would nscIlbc would he pea rom want ~ % ioS
TENDERS of the Union for Congress. and impeachment
Gen Frank e, r. bT l,n5 Is ai fhc nr General in
eontTadistiuctio perhaps 10 Sickles aud PeasonOn;
Nth have better recollection of hard knocks admins
tered TO them by latter than by the former Another
Of = fighting Blair is that the placards do not
say in whose or in what interest it Is to De Hostile az
are now that their whole record must be "
ored il hope 10 attain the powerfor which they nope
and struggle aud. consequence. do not III the BalI
posters suggest either English OF the Democracy but
Invite the people gather under the spurious plea OF
rally fII the Union" Yesterday the poll lists were
completed I'm the several towns IN the state ana now no
more be added, excepting those OF young men
who attain their majority before the 9th OF April election
day. In Norwich, it is estimated that 800 new electors
bcr the UnostS claim 5s sure, aud that they may pos
sby obtain theu that if the revised lists remain
the aIue as last year, VII result IN slst %
the Republican majority attained at the former election
no reason 10 aHpIcherd a decline in their vote
and insist that the 22T majority IN totdl ,IolS oI
Tie apprehcnsons about decline arise from the fact
that the naturalizcd voters made during te p9st Two
But hope exists that the Irish born voters may dis
crimnae more than formerly which hope Is based upon
in town pronounced for Marshall Jewell for Cover
nor The Republicans are well informed how the voters
who remain in town ON election day will act; the twenty
Republicans who preferred 70 attend To business lh New
York last year raer than remain here to vote must he
Impressed with the obligation resting every citizen 10
do all he for his country These must perform thelr
whole duty this time. We afford 10 have no laggards
sn the Union army and must be permitted 10 go
half TO the enemy and failure to vote y Ec-
publican is half vote for Democrat NorwaIk Dem
ocra,s their kin in other towns and cities have few
notes to pay They do not require 10 go 70 orK ana
main at the polls and insure the deposit OF her baots
for their candidates. Republicans who have ODgatlOns
Of that nature on Monday next must prepare ioI lnem
before that day. 20 be enabled 10 do Their u duty
10 Connecticut and 20 the Union.
Mechanics and Aborng men are beginning TO discuss
for themselves relative merits of the Republican ana
the principles that the party OF the Union must
result in large accessons to the numbers OF those VINO
South, If guaranteed protection IN the pursuit OF
their industries would become extensive buyeS oi nos
ron i'm te,r own homes h the reconstruction policy Of
ton II the colored laborers South because OF the
prescriptions and prosecutions pTacuced 10y their former
masters are forced to leave old plantations in order
live where else they go but 70 the Northern Last
and Western states, IN which states they do not
acquire all that pertains TO manhood they VIII at least
be- guaranteed the right 10 labor IN such an event tIe
labor market in the free states Woula p@econe @ OHcr %
stocked wages necessarily fall and the only class
benefited would be the capitalists VINO |oaid tha
workshops and the farm al decreased rates
of pay. The labOring population OF thc NOrth' n
they will only vote against the Democratic
party for few times, may avert the ca,
iamity that threatens TO befal themselves, ana
which so many OF theIn-thoughtlessly no doubt
seem TO invite. That emigration from the South
would follow the establishment OF "iDy policy was well
exemped by the conduct OF the colored men IN Missouri
turug a part OF the The negroes freed there by
virtue Of the proclamation OF emancipation were denied
work by their former Receiving no requal Tor
long years OF previous labor OF course they were thrown
upon the world helpless. Their late masters refused them
work or food and avoid death from starvatO large
numbers OF them left the State and entered Iowa and
Kansas so great, indeed, was the disposition