New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
CONNECTICUT.

A DEMOCRATIC PLOT RUMORED-ENPERiNENIs
N POLITICS-PROSPECTS OF \ FULL VOTE
THE TICKETS IN FULL.
lFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OP rHR TRlBusE.l
HARTFORD, March 26.-lt is given out, to-
day that the Democratic managers have because Of the
hopeessness Of their cause, decided upon deta
by the promugatlon a fraudulent manifesto which,
1t SAID will take the form OF late dispatch either
from Washington or New-York; but of its precise
tuTe there is yet explanation. ANew-Haven corre-
spondent Of The CourGn this morning, gives nforma-
ton OF the plot and it Is possible that thus publication
will defeat the tactics Of the opposition. 1t Is we'll
settled fact that the Democratic party organization in
Connecticut has not such loose ends in ten years
except in 1865 when the triumph OF the Union
arms at AppOmattOx completely demOralized II, and
gave the TO the Republicans by over lOO ma
jority And there is really nothing artn-
ciaI in the appearance Of the party at
this time l am fully convinced OF that BY
free and full conference with who have been ac-
tive for years in the pary-men who have been Demo
Gratis OF the strcs and have stuck u the organa
ton because Of its bold persstency and consistency and
are now disguised ut tho attempt TO make new de-
parure at the sacrifice OF all principle You must bear
n mind that the party here has made departure from
well beaten paths until this year IL Is new expert
ment and has not even the advantage Of beginning
here II f. taken up after disastrous failures in other
states and in States where the Democracy have tried
expedents before and not always without some reward
Tho value Of II as a political experiment must depend, OF
cour,e upon the preparation OF party 70 embark in Il
whore the party as Is the case here has shown dis
nositou to dosert old landmarks only failure OF the
worst kind can be expected by sudden departure de-
vised by treacnerous leaders
There ia no essential change to be made IN the hgures
OF the canvass except that as the revised returns come
in they are more encouraging for Republican gains IN
the legislature From present appearances 1t "a reason
able 10 xpect that the majority in the lower House vi"
he some ght ten. There il no doubt what
ever Of substantial majority in that body There Is
sone orestion abt two Senate districts, with
odds favorable u the Republicans, ana Le MNOiiy III
that body will probably be two ana possibly hreeeI-
tainy one There but u Senators IN all ~ IN absO-
utely certain that majority 0l from ~ 10 90 9 yDit
baof viii he secured make the election OF Repubu-
can Tinted States senator certain There II an impress
son In the state that each House must vote separately
senator, but old state laws on lIat Sne. ao In
ahrocaed by the late law Of Congress making an eite-
tion by Oiu ballot imperative alter alurc 10 eject pb
separate action when a t"O dAts ui"i haS Ooeh ca
hau>tcd. .--- -. .,o,, , ,.o
and OF the total number only 90 voted the Denocritc
ticket a. the Committee reports snow I1eIe WI. p'
only "A slight ,ncrease of this vote TINS year ~ was
brought out the first time last year, ana All te COZ
ored men TO the manner born eufrancl-ed Those
remaining Ito be made" belong NANNY to 'he 'i'fs
a UlcL has como the SOUTH ana these, many "l
them. unable 10 read or write anu on thi' "'O''
boards OF rclcctineu cannot receive them. -, -
There Il thing favorable 20 bringing ohi thr H.
publican Monday 1t, and that u the iafht-s
OF the Ordinarily during The month OF Nhrn'
/ farm-WOrk demands constant attention Last ttH wv
farmers bGsy engaged In plo~ing nt thl- ilhs'
r fhe farming districts there Il "A majority OF lHphp
lcans This year the frost m the ground y from -
tpres 10 two feet thick. shutting out all farming opt
ou- and a. WORK can BE- done, the hgrltuturttr f
IN. state have abundance O time % attend W poiiI
duties. AID THIS Qpght 10 MAKE 'pl'"'' i"'