New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-05

THE STATE SENATORS
The following is a list of the Senators electedf
Dist l. Elisha johnson OF Hartf, I'd.
II Ezra Hall OF MARLBOROUGH.
III. addison o, NAE OF Canton.
lY..Henrv Tal0e Of Ilamden.
VII. ITedericE /. 1qen Of SGT;LordOn.
VIII. Jeremiah X. Adams Of Lisbon.
IX..Wm. +. Bailey OF BOzrab.
X..John S. adams OF Easton.
XII. Asa 10. Woodward OF HOrwalk.
XIII Elliott Il. Sumner OF Windham.
XIV 8. storrs Cotton Of POnfret
XVI Ell Curtis OF Watertown.
XVII .Zaccheps ". BiSseH OF sharon.
XVIII. John NJ. Douglas Of Middetown
XIX. Charles J.. Griswold OF CHESTER
Xxx John W. Thayer OF Ellington.
XXI Frederick =. Bissell Of Hebron
r RePaSGaIs On e RG%s Re %h and xv
aud lose the With Districts.
REVIEW OF TIE CAMPAIGN.
HARTFORD, Conn, April Al think yOu will
be justified In saying that your correspondence from
Connecticut during the campaign has had. at least the
merit OF accuracy in its prospective views or the result
Tho confidence of the Democrats inspired by be-
lief that q great "tdal wave" had started In New
Uompsbire and was to sweep first over Connecticut,
and finally in 1872 enguf the whole country In grand
Democratic victory. We have shown, In the Republi-
can papers here and elsewhere, that there were
no strong evidences OF reaction certainly nothng IN
comparison with the backward movements Of 1862 and
ing in the going to show that the chances OF
democratic triumph even good as they were
two years ago when Gov. Jewell was elected Ihe Re-
nublcan canvass then, / recently teegraphed you,
showed q majority against Jewell OF about 700 Last
year when English elected by sll our canvass con-
coded majority of 1900. iThis year-the first time
In four years canvass was In our Ia
vor. We had given the opposition all doubtful
votes: evidently they counted them in also, and
relied upon Others Gnoranty supposng that there was
strong undercurrent Of popular feeling turning against
the Republican party. have written you confidently
~ the result because unable TO see any evidence OF
unusual changes. Still, have known that the Demo
cratic managers were sincerely hopeful; but whetbe
they relied upon honest vote OF not puzzled me- NOV"
am told that the Democratic canvass itseh shoWeda
clear majority MI A. E. Burr OF The Hdrgord ffm",
who is Chairman OF the Democratic State COMMITTEE
tells me that the result s OF the most surprising
things OF his life that he had not the slightest doubt OF
the election Of English by certainly LOO majority
Taking this view OF the Democratic situation ne correct
the party managers were simply overconndeh'; 'hey
depended upon imaginary results and were no enthusi
asc over the tidalwave as to make reckless canvass
In this conviction an extract from iet'er " ihh
Tp1ersE under date Of March &C. s worth reproducing;
80 the State looks to-day can close this campaign
.orrasnondence In the rnest faith that the Democracy
are 10 oo aogethcr too much to buster to make
their predictions trustworthy" MT Burr VIC
defeat of Gov English 10 the candidacy OF kendacX 'h
ne III lid Congress District His words to me are:
Kendricf defeated English two years ago because he
vas not nominated and defeats the party THIS year De-
cause he nominated . - u,.,.. 4. po
In tbe I'D District the result is even surprising 10 M
nnhlicans They expected that Hendricks vote would
ta Ear behind the rest Of his ticket, but they qua no.
dar In hone that Gen. Kellogg would be aDe 10 carry
tbe Disrict The election Of Strong IN TINS District ana
~ starkwsather In the IIId were conceded by wellu
formed gentlemen at the outset 49, D. Z, o,ouox A.
A. tins writing the result Of the voting for governor
n doubt though with the chances in favor OF the elee
ton OF Jewell by small majoryless than 90 ana pos
siby less than IS The Times. just out claims tne eiec
ton Of English by eight majority Two or three hours
later we shall know more about H. ana you VIII nave
tho latest figures by telegraph There Is ntte OF no
dout that the Democratic State ticket IL coceu Win
the exception OF Governor, by very small MAJORITY
Enesh ran behind his ticket on the line OF AT lne all
road and Jewell ahead IN other parts OF the Sate III
the result shall be 20 clOse az 10 MAKE the
official count necessary TO decide IT. 'he
Democrats will have the lnnsldo Track, on
countng as the Board OF Canyasset IN nade VI OF the
secretary OF State, Treasurer. and CONTROLLER OIdhay
tbere have been than from three 10 nNe scat
terinq votes for Governor In the Official returns ana,
vi zen only two candidates running, u IN prophpt
,hat i'm many towns attention ia pald 70 scateIhH
ot1s IN any appear But 10 will he specially important
mi, wear To have close count on the scattering AZ
,urlity vote does not elect small majority one way OF
HE other with scattering votes enough u cover ~ Mod
throw the into the General Assembly NheIe we
Rcpubcans have clean majority. IL thht case INC
eIertion of Jewell Would he assured. 49,.
me Timers es0sI LAS afternoon. foJ poluesI sDeeL