New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
POLITICAL.
CONNECTICUT.
ruE CAMPAIGN IN mEeIDEN.


GOV. Hartman of New Hampshire is speaking
tonight befoe an immense audience. The people express
a determination to win Monday, and are rapturousy
appiaudng the sentiments enoated by tae 6oIsTnqI. %
Nj. Richard Sic cloud, the tenlan lea1 CeheI VI uo
state s on the pa sform, aud follows the Governor
LARGE MSEIING Az wATERrowN.
The popular General, Joseph Il. Hawley, who
was elected Governor Of this State and whose dsfeaJ as
accomplished last year by saug fraud, s addressing an
immense throng tonight. The General VIII be s',ohg
candidate Tor the United states senate 30 soon ~ % i
shall Jewell Is elected Governor, and Republican h"s'
latlrC is assured On Monday next
GRAND MEETING IN RILLINGLY
KIIIsGLY, Conn. MARCH, 81. 1868
The Hon. ". p. Frye the Attorney General
Of Maine discussing the questions involved IN the pre-
ent political canvass before arge crowd OF citizens 70
night substantial vote is promised here Tor ioy~9
aud liberty peace aud prosperity.
THE IRISH REPUBLICANS OF PLYMOUTH AWAKE
PLYMOUTH. Conn, March 81 1863.
A large audience including many adopted
citizens are being addressed tonight b. Major James
Haggerty of NewYOrls. The speaker is making good
Impression. and his conntryncn feel that tney may nav
linked their fortunes sufficiently long WIN lhe Doiho
cradle parry.
THE NArUEALTZA-ION MILL RUYSINC IN NEW
BRITAIN.
NEw-BEIr,1s, March 81. 1868.
Two hundred and fifty new voters were made
ia this town YESTERDAY. The Democrats count ooniden
tally upon the larger number OF thuse, but they count
without their host The Irish are not the consolidated
body IN this State that they appear 10 be IN the Cy O
Ney-YOrk We may not have Tire go nor Ztv nor 10 o
tbem but it rs certain We viii obtain large share
enough az any rate. 10 enable the native p0pUaIon 20
carry the town for loyalty. ana 10 insure t 'satC - 10
Marshall Jewell iu the Spring and for Grant IN Nottm
bor. Gov Hartman OF New hampshire sloae is, ~
the requireneus0I 0I the situation ana a promise 10 O'
zcalousy for success on Monday.
NV REPUBLICAN wIGWA5I ~ wATERBURf'
WvTEnBtgy. Cr., March u, 1868
a, l.. o,..,;-.,, ,ro oucpcd and formally
dedicated to trant and Jewell and ycory orr new VIE
vam The structure cupable Of containing over 800"
propie and on no, first night there was not vacant
seaf in the place There great enthusiasm ihi'it
ofe and ifccyc addresses were made by Governor Cur
tin Of Pcuusy syyana, General kcliosS oI XIII
tne Hon Elr Carter uf tle place Certain TRIUMPH
will I've assured the Republican party oh Monua!
next this town. aud We will have &C." woes 10 9p"I'
rOI Tie assistance OF our weaker tnNi'
GOV. HARTMAN IL DANBu1:Y.
DAyBurY April 1.-Goy. Hartman OF New
Uampsrrc spoke tonight at Concert Hail 10 one of the
LARGEST ard lno. enthusiastic audiences ever assembled
In this town Tie frequently interrupted by the aP
pau.e oil h hearers. aud closed anid the most ehthu
sasae cheering ever listened TO m tAS part o CoIneea M
F Babcock aud Perkins Cleveland are TO pitach Demo'
cratic doctrine here 'o-uorfo" hish''
GINS. s!cTIL, AND rLEAsoNrON ~ NoRwALK.
NorwLK, April 1.--LOclWoOd's Hall was
crowded tonight by citizens assembled 90 testify Their
aprrriai.on oi the services roadcrcd 90 the Union by
Gems siehlcs and Ptasouton. and 20 express their pref
orcce fo Marshall Jewell a- tc IcNt Governor 3{ con
,qrciyr nddre.s vis delivered by cach Goucral Con
grcss Grant and stanton were unui.tasaty .ustameu
by the people. The enthusiasm ~ uh'nhuutu' Nuu'
~.cLics dWot upon the attitude at the l'r
publican party e7 q io'ai pdi'y Hnch "yJ.t' ti
oyai men protected in ai. ucir ughis ala taat
o tAc Democratic party. Wlch de Ics E.aiE m tt ilVt
Than the succrs, OF UHf. pcant Rebels ana the tepo
S S.' v 10 IN, North let thcm. said the General
] d.. 81. "a fIIp .fILI
GOV. CURTIN AND GIN. CoCHEANE N HART
FORD.
! H>errorD. Conn, April IA brilliant as
.er1Iv r-ed ALVIN UaI tp -ht, to greet Gov. curtin
/ ~ l,si., .uia and Gen. John Cochriue OF New-lork
aud 60 hear them proEl-atc true Republican doctrine
aud o pronounce foI the election or Marshall JeWe Tor
Gogerucr over James E English. the representative OF
d.sIoyaIty aud pcrdetoniau ropudation The crowded
audience rrcc we'd che speaker, with tremendous alr
| prav.e Gov Curtin delivered elaborate address.
which was atrelfNtr listened tn throughout ana tltnl
siq.tely Chrelpd at The close Cen tocrane made tnc
LapuiD. Oi h, Characteristic efforts engaging Wh ai
.rigut the attention ol the audience. ana agdiu cor
au-lJu, to AHdys constitutional anteccdcuts hs tt
Crtuce o. thC extremity OF J,Ity HAch was ''ie" VIZ
Johnson Ghe sage having declared patriotism ,,,.
Uot nre-D.ctei that thc younger johnson should con
slider the last refuge Of patriotism TO bc gone Inc ar
gmont on the nature OF reconstruction aum iag po poG
| aud thg Illustration employed 10 make maniiest .l'
the speaker Wt~ stu lHf anu q lp'l
adyrried tn the familiar vocabulary of The rel ana 'e
,tbfcls of government as suggestive ot the larlhtr
wagon when u charge Of the driver ono oI the Wnea
dislngaccd from i aActree; lhe dus % tto -
b, 10 replace before the vehicle is AGAIN pttlt't
auv state revolving about the central GoNelhmeu~ IL
departiu from its orbit the duty oItongresS II 20 IScs
a. And IL when replaced, from INJURY fefelN ~ u ~.
rCearlv rotate 10 was the duty OF Congress 70 repair, 70
reconstruct the state, the duty OF the drN1i !"
repair the wheel. which. la gong of, wa. injured ~
,toke f,lIoe or tire Aud the driver ot the NaE"
..ud remain the wheel only with timber the hllcl i
| which II was originally made. Congress evldeilS
rrud reconstruct The state onl by employ ns lnt
of fbc Kind of which 10 was gIuaiy formed; ana t1t
material was loyalty The driver Oh thC wagon VS. W..
AGENT of the owner. and the COhgrc,s % tht utou
, f AGENT of the people who were the owners ol lut
C1verfun nt The necessity OF the Government 10 lhe.
aid t OBLIGATIONS according 10 ii- pledges was ,tut,
! ucut enthusiastically cuCClod. ItpluNl"" '''''''''