New-York tribune., 1868-03-30

the development Of whatever latent hea, there may bo
| IN the carcass Of the white mans party socaled'
Connecticut Is lost to Democracy. In every city ana
large town where erst the whOop OF the Underlined
resounded and where at the hustngs only the great n
washed showed their hands, the tOcsin IS muhed tue
party yen has snbsdod into the whine OF whipped FAC
ton and the brayado Of yore Is no Longer heard NGth
ing palmer the stranger within their gates than that
the Democrats have become resigned 10 te iact it te
Of the COMMENCEMENT Yearly neursion Of New York voters
| into Hartford and New-Hayen, the wholesale nauulae
ture OF raw material into soyeregns the eleventh
hour and the various other tricks and devices resorted
by the Industrious, cunning ana corrupt OF All
political parties the loyal men Of the Nutmeg State are
Of victory in Ls contest and victory VIII most GER
tanly be theirs. The eloquent voorhees, til, tnun,
Ss6c S and childish m puny treble Re deep e bass OF
bis stereoyped howl against Congress- bnt an III VAIN
| No new converts forth TO fidelity TO Demo
cratic principles no shaky Conservatives fan on the
Johnson side of the political fence the young men now
themselves with the opposition and the Irish. the
tal Oil the element without which it would crumble 10
pieces tomorrow fast becoming dissafected. and
there is much fear and trembling In the camp III cohse
In 1867 the total vote OF Connecticut oil43,
OF which the Democratic candidate received AZ ma
jOnty OF gs7. Hartford, New-Haven, Lltchled.
and Fairfield Counties gave Democratic maortes aggre
eating 1909. New.LOndon, MiddeseX. Windham, ana
doanG gave awity h ~ majority OF 2oo1 tcsu ,ocs
OF the two ctes Hartford and NewIayen alone In these
two cities voters were made after the most approved
fashion in vogue in Democratic New-fork where
political rascality has so long been Regarded
known to the Eighth Ward thieves. the bone and
sinew OF West Washington Market and the accom-
TonfOcni by invisible wires practced with the most
perfect success. But methnks, their efforts this year
VIII not be so well rewarded. In Hartford they will not
do any than hold their own. In the CITY or new
Haven, which gave English majority OF l,SoO, tney VIII
than votes and in the county at least $50
There will be very close contest in Hartford County,
which owing to the great activity Of Jewels friends WIN
which helped to elect English 1861 will give about the
Democratic majorties with the exception of Hart
ford and one or two Others In which there VIII De great
Republican gains. old Wi9dham is pledged not only 70
the task Of keeping her ground but to the work OF m
creasing her years Republican majority OF l36 To
at least 1900 Mldlesex Is wide awake ana VIII not De
found wanting. The Republicans OF Mddletown allowed allow
l729. but this Will not happen again ke%iondon VIII
increase her Republican majority and Ioland, hers
Fairfield and Lchfeld will strive hard to wipe OUT tho
Ii6 Democratic votes which gave those counties 10
English In 1SGthey can do It II they show me TACT anu
The Democrats OF Connecticut are very much at iost
cannot get Grant OF course; Mcclellan would not accept
the nomination were it rendered TO him. sherInans poi
c don't suit; Farragu Is not OF the same faith Meades
mistakes In Georgia render MN lnellglDe nancooh II
hardly available. and there Is no other military or naval
hero whom they turn with any prospect OF being
thanked for ;heir appreciation Of his merits and their
good wsbes for his advancement Scklcs, TO Do sure Is
and schurz sits by within hang distance; but untort
nately Sickles Is TO speak for Jewell tonight AT Broohy
is swihdle, and Pleasonton VIII not nSnt nr On On
JEFF. Dayiss side. IL IL debataOle Whelner ~, vi
not Pendieicn is strong with the party Enet whether
Hendricks would make good run, whether george +;
Train would remain seadast long enough 10 De eeceu
Democrat whether P9ner9y would pg aVe ond no con
TO rclinqulsh the honor oi leading te lQtorh nVb
I'm the Senate the sake Of an uncertain position III te
White House. JEFF Davis Is OUT OF he lnes.ouu a. Pil
ent and so Is Gen. Lee; ditto Brecknrldge N1at WIN
they dol This question is serious one win the 'oeC
ticut Democracy aud unless they are able 10 answer II
within few days their day IA done
GOV. HARTMAN IN sUFFIELD.
sUFTIELD, March ls 1868
The Republican meeting held in the Town
Hall last the miserable condition
OF the roads all OF which seemed to have been pa'eu
with boot jacks-was well attended. Gov Hartman Vi
Hampshire delivered stirring address, IN Whloh lie
bore heavily az is his won't upon the opponents OF the
Congressional policy Of reconstruction, upon the apollo
,s NJ the recreant resident the wOudbe repudlatOrs
Of The National Debt and all the other living and moving
re- 49, f,enuently applauded by his enthusiastic audi
dience whom his arguments will undoubtedly nerve 10
this and election day. Last year suled gave m9ig
OF three for the Republican canddates ioI
polling $50 10 their opponents 359 She has TWO
Representatives IN the Legislature whos on e I,t Dc ~
April will be replaced by two Others OF dnrrehI P3
cal faith. Within six miles OF Feeding hllIs' Hh9Io
glorious Ben Wade was born' not far from the Won Gc
in which Israel Putnam gave early eNldencee
OF the indOmitable courage wmcn ai'ebm hrnea mal
sampoRR 81, mp Rev6non I and only o farther from spot
where the bones Of the old patriot repose onneIu gs
surrounded by associations which In the present clss
viii inspire her citizens with that patriotic ardor when
never cooled In Putnams breast and when IN our uaS
and generation has kept Wade in the forefront oil
i,I The vote will be close this year. but
h will be sorry tale for suied to tell If she does not
roll up for Marshall Jewell majority iar transcehuihs
The patry of 1861 which she gave lOr
Hawley. There is great hope that the mas
terly speech OF Gov. Hartman (Whlch was
listened To BY many intelligent Democrats may 40 huch
toward opening the Of antRadlcals 10 hc hccts
sy sinking party for the time being, ana tho WISDOM
aiding Providence In working out the manifest des
tiny of our distracted country. The Governor speaks
tonight Hartford, and on Monday night holds
forth at NewBrttan. He is impressive speaker, Is
immensely popular, Is gaining friends every day among
all classes people and wthou doubt the most Valu
able exponent OF Republican doctrine engaged In the
campaign saying this do not in the least detract
from the merits of Of the other speakers GOV mar
rman I'm addition his natural gifts as an orator mas
the Dres1e unparalleled in his own state wcn
gave him the largest vote she poed for any cau
date: and, flushed with victory, and with heart ana
the OF liberty, carries In ms voice ana man
OF who does not DeeNe IN he pos
sbty defeat much impressed were the cuy OF he
WESLEYAN University at Mddleown with his cloquence
bot thew rendered him. few days an invitation 10
DELIVER ihe Anniversary Address 10 the students OF tha
institution u June noXt lie has also consented 10 speak
M Cooper Institute the evening OF the 9TH prox wheh
the citizens Of NewYork will have an opportunity Oi
listening TO "A most fascinating speaker.
TIIADDEUS STEVENS FOR GRANT AND WADE.
LETrEg FROM THE VETERAN TO FRIEND IN
LANCASTER, PENN.
LANCASTER. March 29.-The following letter
from the Hon. Thaddeus Stevens has been received
by one of his personal friends in this CITY, IL speaks
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