New-York tribune., 1868-03-30
CONNECTICUT.
LARGE REPUBLICAN MEETING IN msrIc.

spoke hour and half in lucid illustration OF
Congressional power TO repair the Government. and in
humorous strainOf Andy Johnsons constitutional defects
He was cheered ghOut Gov Blair spoke ably and
was frequently appauded Gen COchTane speaks In this
State all the coming week next a Hartford The UnOn
men are confident OF success
GOV. HARTMAN, OF n. H., IN EAST HARTFORD.
HARTFORD, March 29.-GOv. Hartman, OF
NewHampshire addressed very large and enthusiastic
audience in East Hartford Saturday evening. His
speech Of the best he has delivered and was
received with the most unbounded enthusiasm The Re
pubcans in that town have walked up in earnest, and
viii give larger maOty than usual for Jewell and tho
State ticket
ENTHUSIASM IN wALCoTTyILLE.
WALCOTTvILLE, March pa large and en-
thusastc meeting the interest Of Marshall 'c"e ioi
Governor was held last night The Hon. ISnauuS Don'
nelly, member Of Congress from Minnesota spoAe WIN
effect Mr. j. L. Barbour followed win asrrins Speec'
The audience largely composed OF ioi'sn 'o' VIZ
zens
MAYOR HOFFMAN, AND =. o. rLi'iiN IN SIAN-
STANFORD. March 9S.-The announcement
tho, N,oyor HOFFMAN OF Ncw-YOrk, would address the
noocros Of this town filed seely Hall early this even
inc pravious to the meeting the Wheeler Wilson brass
hand of Bridgeport. serenaded Mr. James II. Hoyt at
froni the hall Mr. James Omsead called the meeting
10 order and Mr. Edward A. Quntard was made chair
man Mayor Hoffman who was received with applause,
spoke ABOUT 40 minutes, and was followed by Mr. T. o.
Perrin Tho urged the Democracy to rally around the
" English" flag
GOV. CURTIN IN NEW-HAYEN.
NEw-HAvEN, March 90. - Another brilliant
Republican meeting held here on Saturday evening,
vast multitude having assembled to hear Gov Curtin
and Representative Ella Of New Hampshire Gov Curtns
reception was most enthusiastic crowded audience
listened to the speaker until late hour aud dispersed
with cheers Curtin and the Republican ticket The
Democracy were dismay down in the mouth.
TIE CAMPAIGN IN NEw-LoNDoN.
Our special Correspondents.
NEw-LoSDON, Conn. March %, 1868.
The loyal people of this State are increasing
IN confidence every day and feel assured that strategy
OF the opposition can compsh their defeat IN the present
campaign However, they would like very much II the
Burning machine was put into play, ms in NeW-iamp-
shire or that Pomeroy, the Brick was permitted 10
give utterapce to Democratic sentiments as they are not
as the trmmers and polshers would make them appear
to be- The Democracy here upurning every slough
and scum something TO vote vet MT Plat the
director Of Republican movements in the state IN pos
session OF such facts and figures from every part OF Con
neccut as warrant the assertion that morality and tho
wealth and worth and the honest labor Of the common.
wealth will succeed in the effort now making 10 recover
tb state 10 the cause OF the Union The canvass OF New
London il not completed. aud VIII not De
until the registry is perfected on next wednesday:
hnt enough Is known already 10 justify the belief
that Marshall Jewell the Union nominee for Governor
will obtain the largest majority any Candidate mas re-
ceiyed i'm number OF years this city The reasons are
obvious IL is conceded all sides that even II MT
English obtained "a majority last year OF the voters oi
Connecticut dhough il l. generally believed there was
colonization OF votes FROM Newfork IN NeT liaysh
not beyond. yet such majority was secured noukh tne
bndf0dng OF the labOrng masses on the eghthour Jaw
The bandagc is removed from their eyes the Illusion Is
dispellcd, and now the wOrknginen OF ,onn1Cl.ut% % v
see pubic matters In their true light ana VIII vote WIN
a clear understanding The presence OF Gen slckles - an
element OF strength IN Itself The people oI COhec'lcut
have not vet forgotten do honor 10 the men who sus
tanned the nag in tho blaze OF battle ana the GeneIai
did not speak word. his very FORM inutla,ea as II ~
Rebel guns. would evoke all the applause nt gee'' % 1s
appearance on every I9'Inm. %ovI n'r ~ t triu,np6
carried the banner OF l'epuDncahisin ~ uIump IIn
throughout the unblOody contest ~ NtN-lausp
SHIRE IS dong audience sS1s' and gives his hearers
always something To think over ana 10 resolve 10 ~
upou The speech Of Gen Gibson Of Ohio last night wiz
NOT without it, fruit The General II one oi the eo
sprung from the masscs-a carpenter lh rhiI ne, au
These aud such men cOuid caIIy Nohl' @ , 80 rn
people dd not will II. The Demoe rats haSt hVt !'t ~
covered from the New-Hampsire shock Ihey nave sur
rendered tG towns and villages hopelessy lost but
are striving TO make show of strength III tio cIles ~
Inc Intelligence Of the voters but will rely upon cOloh-
ZION and corruutons in general At the last election New
LcnGI@ ISs9 @ SGg aimed sdfG es than zoo can struck
farewell COpperhead rule. one of inc tr,ks "l IN, tno
despairing Democrats Is TO raise alarm OF hre WINE
Republican meetings are IN progres Two ooy Thoie
con nT M the GIBSON meeting but as the person who
heard the conversation Threatened To give me aines OIL
the hiFcngs to the police authorities the bought inter
ruptiOn did not take place
THE WHOLE STATE AROUSED.
MANCHEsTER, Conn. March 2G, 1868.
The people hcrcabOuts are waking up to the
necessity OF securing the State for the cause o peace ana
union at the Ielection the first Monday in April
short time ago Republicans expressed themselves az
satisfied 10 hold their ground and preserve the town
m,orties obtained last year. and did not seem disposed
to work for change in the general result. Now this
feeling n Indifference is removed, and the Union men
throughout the eastern counties are laboring zeaousy o
increase their maores 80 that the colonization OF voters
in cities by the opposition together with the other n
n,iifn mea
polls may be rendered imperative ana that the VIII ol
the people shall be emphatcally expressed. Inc ote
of Connecticut loya- Republican, aud nothing but
criminal disregard for the requirements OF the country
and a consequent staying away from the polls can insure
the triumph OF English and accomplish tho dclea oI
Marshall Jewell The accessions to the voting p9puiat%Sn ION
OF the state by naturalization, seemed 10 Hgh.en INC
staid agncultursts and manufacturers az was po'
heved the Irish he more nunerous part o me otr5 M
born population would remain welded 10 ther iuois'
aud would vote the traditional "Democrauc ucket,
and thus outvOe the native population weh mas Sly @
attained its majority Ihe cOnuuct OI lc, onu y.
wich and OF Hamilton OF New-Halen mas de1nOnsraleu
now m ahc capse Of freedom are now doing good
service McCloud who is the chief Ohcer OF the fehah
organization In Connecticut, making tour OF the oe
and speaks to his eonuyneh III l ne toHns .nae ,cd o
posebly reach, and with eneCt. Inc reasons
by him are cOgent why rishnen should no longer atach
Themselves no an eete body and should not vote with
party leaders opposed 10 the progress Oh .us
republican principles and as the remains III LIZ prl , i
The country are practical men, reasoning, thinking cl
zens there not doubt but his speeches VIII tell on ee
An irish Republican Club in NewiIayen, only To secure
protection to speakers OF foreign birth and TO preserve
srl s also making arip hastily through the state, and
there will be very few doubling Germans by the tne ne
tnshes-the Saturday before the election These hngs
are nusng vigor into the conduct OF the people OF
the rural districts who working with "a VIII.
night was reported 10 be the largest held in the
town The beautiful hall crowded and the belief
was that not less 1900 people were Jammed INTO IL
The farmers mill owners, and operatives OF tho villages
about composed the audience Gen. Gibson OF ONO was
tbe SPEAKER and the way In which he talked was 50 paln
and SO orcbe that left the hall with doubt as
TO what he Last Spring the operatives aclea
that he
eight hours work and hours pay; but their expert
ences OF the year past have changed all TINS ana lhy
now insist that short hours OF labor means shorter pay
and that they were April, 1867, feafuy humbugged
last wear the interests Of Mr. English considered;