The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16
General Ferry Reelected to the
United States Senate.
Democracy and Liberalism
Victorious.
The Hawley Ranks Broker. and
Federal Fighters Route d.
Scenes and Incidents Attending the Election
English as Match for Sherry an, the Great
Flanker-Ihe Spartan Be nd Of Lise.
raj Republicans Grand
Ratification Jubilee.


~ Ew HAVEN Nay Is, 1872.
Governor Joe Hawley' ,as met the assault of the
liberal republican ana democratic battallons, and
me IL Hehs'" ne mas certainly made gallant
hght, put bngisi, he old democratic strateglst-
VINO IN pohucs - celebrated a tanker MS Sher-
man 10 ia arms- toe much for him. At noon
To-Day the lastc harge OF the Hawley squadron was
made upon bD glishs intre9chments but Josephs
'ahd was aii' en- back ond put to night most sig
Many inc democratic old guard stood the
'hooh iioS bravely, and their shields grandly
urheu ide the missiles hurled OF them.
me hoeI al republican reinforcements did not
SaVef 10 the least end although they carried their
'oh1ou lives upontheir sleeves they came out of
he w ltest witkou. scratch. There Is great
c'oio ng on the part OF the bankers; great
'nu sore distress, gnashing of teeth and dire
nut .erngs OF revenge on the part Of the admins
y" Jon fighters.
THE FEARS OF THE FERRY MEN.
On TUESDAY afternoon, after the vote was taken,
there were rumors that Hawley's men were con-
COcting counter movement TO revenge themselves
ON Ferry, but no one entertained any hope that
they Gced materially affect the result. Neverthe
less the Ferry wrepullers were not idle
and made canvass OF the republican
boilers to learn If any were likely to weaken The
reports came in thick and fast that all would stand
cheering intelligence treasured the workers. Late
sast evening there were whispers In the air that
Hawl,y would retire before today's vote, but they
were promptly contradcted. The Ferry organs,
the -3uUddiain and Journal this morning urged
the republicans to adhere to their votes of yester-
.ainy The former journal has the following, under
THE CAPTION or "sTICK:n
.sr seats The General Assembly hat osris $ Ferry
ss S s ay e e
% has ,y soas isy & ey
give no satisfactory reason TO account for any change
serious daDepao and the only and con
ssen course for them to pursue Is TO stick to firmly
FERRY THE PIONEER OF NEW PRINCIPLES
The Journal urges the Ferry republicans to stand
firm, and calls upon others who have discovered
that Ferry is very certain Of election to vote for
him and give him majority of the republican vote,
that IL may not be charged that he was elected by
the democrats. IL proceeds
oral Ferry, because involves defeat GEN
cal Hawiey but because it is step in the right direc
9n n regard md 70 eGa y mt
aonai sSycrnnsnta heard win fespsc,
X en TO hy oI ATTEST me ad eS n
course q promotion TO the front rank of the guiding
Inc soss Of the Srst sSSRd term Ms@Isr
way into 6is seatWthat no man however able asn,
sS ,s 9S rsskOn w sa
he eo f rye
s' and e rare " sSs no be
BY those who have done well in her service We
,.s
sSmmenw saiih senator need spend iall hs term
oimeritorous conduct and shall &C. better
a S ns S
yense Of some little creakiilg III the party machinery
WHAT HAVE THE DEMOCRATS DONE
Mr. Hawley's paper, the oomant, Of this morning,
virtually comedies Ferry's election. There is moth
that Indicates the prObable ito
defeated chief IN the future. While II Is very
we're on the Yale clergy men ana the boilers ~ vents
Its Indignation more directly upon the demo
crats:-
Party lines were never in this State more strictly
Pss
r ffy wnSe9 ns %ng @s Ss Il and
nnreea ting in t. exaetcn Of obsdenee the advice q
ds%ocIs,s n .Ss sense in Which ashcsa
s %s not ss'0rns we What etS
stFi q s s1s'sas q n' ssIs
s sw sr c.sn Of Ss Ss4 ss rhs
to pns
lsa ss a a which enable
ge Of and wSaSness in the ranks Of is
Vote conscience dictates when persohsf ends are
DC, sSmp%st S Ss u o,, ana
Ssqs tS mo the keep sei II %nS to
hS 81 the M az az sp the Se
party wash 4 success in both these attempts We
have hc q their f Frey
s psy Ss ehdce i AIDS IN iastrsans The beauty
is % ds%ocrats eP 90 mot hesitate 0 anoelalS
TSpuSc an Soa,ionss as the meanes, partisan trick on
Sco Ss ye Ferry I IN sons for aw
yns s Ferry airy sSy Up not only her ndyaq
@ AZ n6 @ 4 ap Ss
wholly ane totally opposed 70 the democracy There
% ION ~ e q OF essn
ss .nd tie snseriy OF the party oancns FOR which
Yaye smpcsary fe.EcotahIS BY sesrd which Is per-
The re are many here who are free TO admit that
Mr. n wiley permitted his opportunity to pass with
out ia, ling advantage OF IT, II IL wen underwood
his spec, hes and EDITORIALS he has not given any
such int nation Had he been able to read
til SIGN IN TUE POLITICAL HEAVENS
that show "a b growing conservatism on the part OF
tectcd pi obabilty OF the accomplishment Of the
very manos uvre the democrats have attempted and
era the den locrats wond have united upon him.
As he allowe the golden opportunity tobe lost the
attainahle and resolved to
HANG H@ BANNER on TIE PARTY Walls
The sorey defeated deolam that the democrats
have by thus &C ton, made base surrender OF their
principles and that 1t viii result IN their utter de-
liberalization In the future They IRE certainly mis-
taken, and 1nerek make these declarations TO hear
themselves talk. No one familiar with the Con
necticut democraoy-which republican this morn
fo s us admit Or that il can be demorased From
every defeat II rises with vitality and 1t GER
taInly shows that II has very active conception OF
when TO act and when to remain comatose. Tfis
was strikingly Illustrated In the efforts madfe
70 the enemy fhe calling OF the roll
last eveping in CAUCUS showed that Mr.. Newton, OF
Iitch1eld, was the only absentee. During the stu
hours OF the night a delegation moved ont o. the
city, and about halEpast ten A. NJ this morning
discovered the only absentee. The member from
Ltchneld marched up nom the depot to the State
house, banked on either side by an earnest demCS
crat lie was the last man to be looked AFTER and
hurriedlyto
THE ELECTION OF PERRY
al moor speaker Treat, OF the Assembly, called
we house 70 order, when, on motion, Senator Cot
ton was cabed TO preside in the joint session. The
yan ana LOBBY wa crammed to Its uttermost |
capacity, 80 that II vas impossible TO distinguish |
Sc a strangcrs and members After the read