New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
CONNECTICUT.
TIE GENERAL POLITICAL SITUATION.

during the last years canvass of the hearty
with which the freemen Of the gallant niue state raeu
bout the old ag and bore It ipto the face Of Haunting
The change Is unmstakable put 70 Whas nEuro Ihis
Of patriotic feryor VII PGnd u 'pg VI
But there As no doubt the column s ascending ana
orS o pn4y @ tIS sse Of it. Consequently cor
responding effects are petccpuDle IN INC cOnntee st
party The councils Of the JOhnsOnian politicians are
sadly pePeEea II 9T water sST5 Just HSS 5s ~ boyng S9
passed their st Of voters ceases to DO ground The
before the election and the check lists have enabled each
party TO compute accurately the number OF newymade
the consrousness Of their ability to carry the election
Whether Andys friends are unfavoraby affected by IT.
exposition festimated strength in Saturdays Herald Is
generally considered In theState as confession oi e
pected defeat Their assumption OF 200 gain m Hartford
and OF $50 in MddletOwn. stafford, and the other named
r OF the urgent need there IS of bosterng
the waning courage Of their party. From this time our
head aud they viii be found the last abound in the
country districts Our people declare now hat tney can
are convinced their ability TO oyertop IT, We enter on
fret week Of Andys trial The work OF the week. IL is
expected, WILL in Washington and IN Connecticut De
either that the progress made Washington will iniiu
the Republican progress IN COhhectcutth'e plO
OF Andrew JOhnsOnthe progress here to the popular
verdict in the impeachment Of the Johnsonmh 1 Re1Ey
Union Of the State this week for Grant, jewell
the Congress- and the Constitution
THE DEMOCRACY AT BAY-THE CAMPAIGN AT
WATERBURY.
WoLcorrymLE, Conn, March %, 1868.
As the day approaches in which the election
il 20 be held in this state the Union are increasing
their exerons win voters as to insure victory
and to place Connecticut side by side with New Hamp-
contest now wagng II is felt that the road to victory
would be easier 70 travel II the election 9ecurTed IN he
nsts would be required IA their own state and could not
come here the assistance Of their Democratic friends
IF however,
advanageOusy for the loyal cause and each RepuOneah
ouence of his own individual exertiOn The several town
committees too are concentrating their eheIgies anu
ooncedDg all doubtful votes to the opposition hey ngfe
up such gains and increased maortes as sho99 put 10
rout the democracy II dneeugs git on S h Tbe nnin T
and enthusiasm at the gatherings IN favor OF da ar
shall Jewell for Governor are in marked contrast 10 the
empty benches and the apathy which are the character
cs OF the assemblies TO advance the prospects OF James
1851 by the majority of 9S7, after what now regarded as
barefaoed befOoling aud hum6uggng OF thc qay nO0L
ers the State in the matter OF the light tlOuf law
Torrngton, which town is the village OF Wolcottyle
DSctes sDe re- be tie figure for jewell this spring and
WatertOwn, that gave l03 majority for the Ilgh sue IA
1851 hopes to do much better ON Monday next and tins
hope s based upon inaccurate canvass. Plymouth
recorded majority last April against English and now
the town conceded to be 200 against hin ana Dehepuy
cans propose to rest from their abors even Win
that consciousness but arc aetsfmne1 "a 70 S,I NV
the Knowledge that the Democratic leaders are striving
by every appliance bolster themselves up for another
year. and that I'm cities where frauds may be pracced
With facility by tho party In power these same Demo
hands OF any who Is sure TO vote the regular
ticket" In WolcOttyile, on Saturday night the Hon ig
nntus Donnelly member OF Congress from Minnesota,
addressed rOusng audience In the large lhl Oh Tue VII
YSfS VS Would be accused OF downright heresy if found
anywhere outside OF the Cepperhead chufcn Inc lisn
which Mr. Dcnnelly's arguments were received
denotes that they are capable OF dscrimnatng g
that II labor Is to continue honorable the laorer who
ever he may be, must be elevated aud h@t IL nes IS % ~
be saved from negro competition IN the NoIh the cor
ored must have full protection I'm the south Ihey
are conscious that no negro ever came North put 70
escape from oppression and are equally eon%selOHs % N
manhood rights are accorded TO the cooieo people m n
follow the instincts human nature and settle IN states
where liberty and labor arc accorded where per
ideas The Hon. Mr. Donnely heartily partcpated, and
obtaining the sympathy OF his hearers, carried them
along with him to the close of his address and not few
since listening 10 him, have concluded 10 vote Io 5ne
hngnished a member. An address also made by Mr.
!. L. Barbour OF Hartford-a young man who has put
recently attained his majory-whose father 10 pr9h
nent Democrat and who has elected to deposit ms nst
vote for Jewell Mr. Barbour makes On effective stump
speaker He has an ipeaustlbe supply OF & hnee"Vie t
and way Of reciting his story that does not ein te
sss there viii be several speeches made in WOcOttyille
by prominent gentlemen identified with RepuDncan IN
tcrests Send speakers-the more the DettertO
that every loyal IN the village may be brought to
the polls on election day.
THE CAMPAIGN IN EAST HARTFORD.
EAST HARTFORD Conn. March 2s 1859.
We are all alive here to the Importance Of
the pending election and the loyal people may rest
sured that they win hear from the morning OF next
Tuesday not as having given pay IS majority for the
party OF the nation, last year. but with such telling
majority for Jewell viii demonstrate the utter inu
forcing upon them illegal Voters Democracy viii realize
next week. II they do not to know already, that
Just as Rebels were overpOwered y bullet and bay
onet Our confidence was increased by the presence IN
who not only told us 70 win, but how 20 win The han
the audience many Of the female mcmbers Of our
respectable families Everything looks bright for
% s1 vnor, t anu diony1s9 With Itbunderin1 ebetr fo,
Grant, Jewell and Hartman.
LITCHFIELD THOROUGHLY AROUSED.
L1ICHTELD, Conn.,, March 80, 1858.
Although we are comparatively removed, at
least the greater part Of the population from the line Of
the railroad yet to do duty next Monday.
Hero Ia the bone OF the Hon. Mr. Hubbard who Is labor
ing public in private secure the Of Re
publican principles and win back his district from the
Bsrnnn OF NewYork MUSEUM celebrity was defeated by
the Barnnm" and the State lost Representative
ssntston was consequence Of our obedience to that
"twOterm" tradition. Mr. Hubbard carried his district
200 majority against us II is not likely that We can
all the lost ground in the first battle; but Is
certain shall obtain such vantage ground will give
possession Of oil our own and portion Of the force
y sS sS % Ten o To 5 ege I San ns6 SEQ tSa
last year, when Atehned went 80 AGAINST Republican;
the opposition candidate to c6nbat but
had also 20 fight down preju-
Both we're too much for U.s. and we failed, but we
solved TO do better next time. aud TO give
nelly Member Of Congress from Mime sota visited the
the guest Of the Hon Mr. Hubbard but could
bath and the misfortune aggravated by the rumor
that the Hon & M5 D0nRey was 70 leave the stste 20
be retained until the close Of the The Irish
confidence in his uterances, aud few men now IN the
state are stronger cards Congress do without him
at present and MnnesOta VIII not miss him for short