New-York tribune., 1868-03-31
CONNECTICUT.


hear Gen sekes and Gen. Pleasanton speak upon tne
subjects that enoss the attention Of the country ana OF
.he necessity of electng Marshall Jewett Governor OF
Connecticut for the next term. over the stage was
banner inscribed "Grant and Buckingham" "geWetI
aud wayland," and behind the speakers STAND, ne
a Republic in which the WIZ OF tne p1opo ~ IA rnd
an the stage they we're enthusiastically Welcomed
Col Demiug Representative from Connecueut III tne
sckles said that seven years ago. when the Democratic
party with which he then acted declared tha there was
sock politics and raised a regiment. But now as sey
mour, Hoffman, oGOman. and others oi nus 9g Deno 10
the election OF James f. English, man whom ne haa 70
night when he took up arms ne thought " noI on t a
people Of the State some OF the DemOclauc ouuagcs
which he had witnessed IN tine S peTps
trated upon innocent cOlored people ana uhCneLe
whites only because they sought TO instruct tne lll
poor or because they had been loyal to the Union ana
ress 10 make Radicals faster the President could
make Conservatives He reviewed the claims OF fcnoe
f,o Tor the Presidential chair and the ground " hs
belief in the pghted iath & Si 'ne oSa nf aS
economic administration, might be placed ~ nom
Democratic administration Of New-York City. Gen;
Mcclellan was alas IN Europe, SG o1s oo.US tSe m ec
would be an accomplished fact. James Buchanan had
paramount claims TO TIE nomnauon on tte ne. t
was, and forget the war and IFS results livery sen
tnrOusy appa1ded and when the General said that the
loyal people should prescribe the terms which the late
emphatcally seconded all over the house.
Cen Pleasanton followed in support Of the policy Of
The meeting adjourned with cheers for Congress and
the Republican candidates, and the people assoeatog
In front of the Allyn House and seranaded Gems scses
and PleasaRton During the evening, salute was hred
in honor OF the heroes OF the late war for tho Ono
THE CONNECTICUT FENIANS FOR MARSHALL
JEWELL.
BRIDGEPoRT March 3O-AnOthcr Iousing
meeting was held here this evening" and addressed
by the Hon. Vim. D. Kelley, member Of Congress from
Pennsylvania and Richard MeCloud Norwich Head Cen
ter Of Fenansm in Connecticut Mr. Kelley hadJust
come from Washington ard brought the good news that
in three weeks time the country would be rid OF traitor
IN the Presidential chair Dealening cheerSI lie spohe
of his tour though the southern states, ana continued ~
length on the rights OF labor Virginia with physical ad
vantages which not all the NeWEngand States conblned
write The same held in North Carolina, and yet
men like Senator DOolttie were gong urOuS1 4
the country saying that The negroes ought
not TO vote, simply because they were
ignorant Slavery had kept emigration from the South
The Republican party took no account Of color ana
respected the rights OF labor Paid labor at the sonh
speaker was listened To and loudly appauded. Nh. Nc
Cloud addressed himself to his felow-lrshmen, arguing
that the Republican party had always proved itself
friendly to the lrshman and 9not1g rom ids bis
and Erastus Brooks and BancOek Of This state.
Banks and others. for their and and sympathy for the
oppressed Ireland The Democratic party, dufs the
Thomas Francis Meogher was the first General VINO pro-
elamed negro suffrage. The speech occupied over an
hour, and enthusiastically eheered.
GES. GIBSON IN STAMFORD.
STAMFORD, March 3O.-To-night the Seely
Hall is led to overhowing with people Of marked intel
hgenceto-nght. all present seem animated with conf
denee of success The orator is Gen. Wm H. Gibson of
Ohio He has Just beondntrOduced by the Chairman Of
plS,,se He speaks eoquenty Of the great Rebellion,
and describes plain terms its cauSes and the e0se-
Qnonces He declares that the questions at issue III e
present those necessarily resulting from tnt
sanguiuary conflict and that all are or onght to be-
greatly Interested IN the reconstruction which has been
hndered by evil minded men IN Sut9ory, y MneIhfp
sgreat extent ON the character OF the verdict gwen py
the OF Connecticut in the election now close at
publican standing up to his duty and confident that,
~ theieis shrinking, the end cannot be doubtful He
Knows that fathers and brothers of those who saCr
feed their lives in sustaining the assaulted fag viii not
vote for England, whom they had TO fight.
THE CAMPAIGN IN NEw-HAvEN-NATURALIzA-
1ION FRAUDS.
Fros Our Special Correspondents
NEw-HAvEN Conn. March 30, 1868.
The political campaign in this State wakes
warmer day by day, and this promises witness
the closing preparation Of struggle more significant
and 1ercey contested than any that has occurred in this
State for years this clty where Democracy is found
fun blown and rampant strenuous unscru-
rol M naiority that shan overcome lie honest vote of
this State. For more than two weeks the naturallza,
zion mn; consisting OF the Cly court presided
and day. and through series OF most barefaced ana
fragrant frauds has turned out large number Of Aineri
can citizens. such fay0rite resort ca TINS court be
for the transaction Of this business that Judge
shpman Of the United States Court ceased TO hold SEES
sons here for the purpose OF naturzatlOh hhdhg ne
had 10 attend TO. The city has been raked and
regked IN every part and everything that could be pade
Copperhead voter OF has been put through NewYOrI
City, Providence, r. l. worcester Mass and
- now walk our streets as citizens OF Connecticut
aud are hived at night Irish tenement houses and
election day W unless deferred by fears of prosecution
swell the Democratic majority here. The Board Of Be-
ectmen composed for the most part Of occupying
Themselves
10 6e swayed by the most extreme partisan spirit and
all eases, upon the most fmsy Of pretexts have kept
sIeetOf. and admitted every known Copperhead Many
OF Their decisions would De disgrsce 70 q IoD laSyer
day last, when the number admitted was 1877
these the Republicans claim 500. leaving majority
Of In favor Of the COpperheads The first registry lists
show as they always do large falling OF in Democratic
vOters-ti year more than usual-so that when this
waste is supplied they viii be unable 10 poll greater
majority tan last year, which about l,o00 Giving
tbc this for ewHayen the canvass OF the State shows
majority for Marshall Jewell. From all parts of the
oeraey, as IN the case Of RewHampshife, assume
great confidence. The state IS being thoroughly
Republican speakers, while much apathy exists among
their opponents POmerOy Clay, Dean and few Of
that ile, stopped here on their way back from New
Hampshire but the Democratic State Committee, taking
warning, refused to employ them SO the smooth
tOngued Hoffman and OGOrman OF New, York. and Doolt
Tie Of Wisconsin, and voorhees, OF Indana-aiter being
eautoned-were used, but not with noticeable enect
VOORHEES, war record which the epnDnSan papers nave
refreshed the public memory with, troubles him good
dea. While here and engaged IN talking WIN RePuO-
him beyond dispute his knowledge nlat no was
An close league with the Sons Of Liberty
evident bitterness Good God Is this thing TO pursue
foreveri" on the Union side Gen. sickes has done
capital work. aud doing more One OF the largest
meetings held here occurred last Wednesday night
BaTnsde made excellent speeches Last saturday night
Ex-GOv Curtin and Congressman Fla spoke in most
Gov Dnton pfesasd ana 80 ne % ti SS f Cnnnect % %
nd M NJ of 4 va