New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23
TILE CURRENCY FIGHT.
STATE POLITICS.
A POSSIBLE COINCIDENCE.
Ercn IA, AlbanN Errress.


By very large majority the Legislature OF
the state Of Connecticut elected Tuesday OF TINS week
William W. Eaton To DE United states senator Tor the
term Of cars from the 4tu OF March next. Mr..
Eaton Is OF the old liners OF the Democratic party,
and only Democrat whom the State OF Connecticut
TRIBUNE dwelr upon this fact, and points moral
TUE IRBUNE then goes on 70 snow Vn1t III tSo- Tue
Democracy were apparently az htinIy lnlreuched ID
power state OF Connecticut az the Republicans
were % years later TOucey and he adherents seemed 20
nk they carried the state IN their pockets But they
carried things with too nigh hand; they made blun-
ders which than crimes; they became cor
rupt and they lost Their hold IL has taken the Denoc
racy OF Connecticut years % from the luds
cretious TOuceY and his crowd. Let The Rrpubcans
OF that state TO II that they learn wisdom or 20
Years minority may be their fate. II Will be 80 years
on the lstn Of January next since the democracy
elected United states senator from New foIh Ana
VINO do readers suppose was me last Demo
cratic senator from tals state TIE Hon. John A. DIX PIX
present Republican Governor OF the state Gen. DIX
nae filed many pos tons and belonged 10 many parties
that time. Would It not be a singular coincidence
H. just 30 years from ne date OF hls election 90 he Seh
ate by the prosayeTy Democracy, he should be sent
again by representatives. OF the republican party
such thing II lar from being IN 0ssibie
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE TEMPERANCE PARTY.
From me E1nira ftrertlser ,Rep)
There should, III the present emergency, be
adopted by the Temperance men Of the state. TOO
much utTasm want of consideration, present spite
and Incorporate action Will give the Democracy enough
votes 10 elect their candidates. Now does the sODer,
earnest reflective temperance sentiment OF tue EMPIRE
desire 20 secure such result Listen 20 the con
iesI0n or fellow workers III ohet states anu ask our
self II you want Democratic Assembly anu Demo
senator
ngtJn Yet adhere to the cOunses hdt inVldlous plot
cI1g Democracy are stufng into your ears, and the
Icnperaure cause IN cur state Will Dc set BACK many
year on the dial time. We speak with no harshnesS,
with no anger for the calm consideration or men,
who for "A deuslve phantom, may be inclined 10 heed
thu houeved guile OF the Democracy who nave plotted
10 ouyt temperance and hope TO defeat the RepuOh-
can party by fell swOOp or demagoguery, nsTepe-
scntaton aud liquor triumph.
DEMOCRATIC TRANSFORMATIONS.
IRON The Chendago Ci0E tDersl
The Radicals seem to believe that because
they elected DIX in 1872. they do the now no
spte Of all obstacles But II will be well for them TO &c
member that the Republican party was soldY united ia
1879 and had the full support Of me Temperance men,
while II is now completely demoraiized ard Will lose an
were divided and could not be brought 10 the polls,
while now they are united. and Jubilant over recent
victories win without DIX cannot Tor the lie or
rs see uDon what Republicans base hope or carry
ing the state this Fall IL certainly cannot De because
az sigus ~ Democratic weakness, for the town ana
numerical elections tins Spring have been complete
Dcwocrorfc trtumphs We are willing that they shall
talnlv awake to a bitter disappointment at the polls
WHERE THE LIBERALS WILL 60.
From m, AildHg Argus DEM
THE TPTBt-NE speaks for only a fragment or
thar small norton OF the Liberals who last Fall voted
for Controller Hopkins. The remainder now see tAelr
mistake and will this Fall with that large prfpou-
ferance OF Liberals who last Fail voted the entire Dem
ocratic Repul lean ticket, Controller Included IiE
TRIET NJ il power: ~ ~ not sufficiently powerful
10 crowd ire Administration down The thT0d- on those
IL has educated abhOr IT, The people unterstauN he
question and will be deceived by any newspaper no
Watter how strong.