New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
az cONNEcrICGr ELEcrIov.

The Connecticut newspapers are making
gery lively canvass. Both the Republican papers in
SewHaven in open and active revolt against the
state ticket Of the party. The Palladium is abun-
sanity sed, warned and abused by organs little
snd great al the State, to which it pays heed
sxeept IN the following curt paragraph:
We hope duly grateful for the sOllctude mani
ieted Dy several Of the state journals behalf and
tor the advice theF have been giving with such pro-
ot ~ 1ed nv our teijin" tbensDd n ma" .nsre
them anxety-that intend 70 edit The P1liQdi-
ourselves When need advice from friends
we shall noi hesitate to ask for IT, AT present we can
rub along without II.
The Hartford COWrant having read Mr.. y. d. sperry.
the Postmaster New-Haven out OF the party, that
gentleman publishes card which he declines go,
saying ne has worked too long and too hard for the
good old party to leave now" and proposing fight his
political battles where he has fought them for the last
10 years. The NeioHaven Journal (Rsp sets forth its
relation to the canvass as follows:
DO not let Us be misunderstood. Had II been simply
contest between men in the aud the gentle
nave been submitted by the Republicans of New
Haven a. gracefully as they have submitted IN times
past 70 similar dsappOintments. But that was not the
The ruling spirits Of the convention meant that
NewHayen should feel the sting Of an ndignity, and if
wBat they doing, il their fault, for the
thUs deliberately spurned and spit upon the Repub-
hCans OF New-haven are coOy asked 10 strike hands
gang that did Ito help set the approval OF
the whole body OF the party upon his act OF injustice
Vhis asking too much and we put give voice to what
already. ia saying that the Republicans OF NewHaven
Wi, not thus demean themselves. While they entertain
no OF hostility 70 Mr.. Haven personally, they
dersand his nomination eontrlYed for the
press purpose OF putting ndignity upon them, and
tey will not confess the justice Of the intended insult
by contributing his election II Mr. IngersOll proves
10 be the man Appointed 10 ride through Hartford Main
At On the nrst Wednesday In MAY, the fact may be
attributed the influence Of The Hartford COurGnt and
Clique by which IL controlled. And II the kepub-
lcans OF State nd the exhibition dstasteful, they
whether on the WHOLE best and wisest TO permit
The COeIrGa clique 10 the party machinery for ITS
private purposes. II the party Is willing 70 submit 10
the dictatorship set IN Prattst. II must be willing 10
take such fortune as the management " the Clique
brngs upon 10.
Az Tor ourselves. we shall coptinue heretofore 10
advocate Republican principles without asking leave OF
The Hartford COurQnt OF any other man." We do MT
acknowledge any such Dictatorship do MT like II
better IMAM t is liked by maIyi good Republicans in
Hartford. and We have no present notlon VI submitting
10 iis mandates.
The Bridgeport Standard. another organ, looks on,
will more cOmpOsure than is becoming in faithful ad-
herent OF the Administration at such tremendous
crisis. sud says:
1t is very pretty quarrel, and, while depl0re the
causes which originally brought about cannot fol-
low either side IN the extreme positions they have been
Jed 10 assume, feel the bitter personal anmOse
Ytnch t1ey exgibit. on the whole, setting aside the
damage 20 the PARTY ana the danger OF losing thereby
ccc ION otherwise reasonably safe feel the
dld Rhen bef husband and bear we're locked in dead
~ oiiceuutcr, OF which she spectator; she
edid sle -OnlV wanted 70 good fight and fair play,
but DAD not care much which whipped"