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NEW HAVEN, (Conn.,) May 2, 1876.
Connecticut Election Ddy-FinM Result of our late


Electioa-Ihe Camscs-WMg Politics in Con-


Mecficut


Our second day, April election terminated snguarly
for nearly two weeks the two principal parties
and whgs-acted than the bulls and bears of Wall
street-and certainly they in fcvcrsh state
than has been that sink Of nquy during the past two
months Of Oregon and Mexico fever The whgs at last
have yielded their last forlorn hope as to the Senate and
thus the mighty sceptre Of Connecticut into the
vcrsay conceded that the wings would be successful
but their in the 1874 presidential cleo
ton did them good The causes of their defeat
however, far different


lst The passage Of law, by the last whig Legisa-
ture, to stop men from drinking what theychose and
some of the whig candidates.


These the which have laid PROSTATE whig
second time that the wings in this State have been thrust
out of power for egislang the temperance subject


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mental to the of the wings in Connecticut With
them has become an established iaw-ike the laws Of
the Medes and Persans unchangeable-that shall
be nominated for u. g. Senator Congressman Governor
Lieutenant Governor to say nothing Of the hosts
justices, unless he belongs to Of the first families
Connccticut"ie old federal ones-and unless he has
quaaed in all other respects talents education and de-
pertinent; these last nothing The first constitute the
sine qua non for ocial station amongst the whgs and
unless candidates presented for these prominent stations
bear the aforesaid marks Of the beast yccp federal unta
he is sneered at and the reasonngs and arguments Of his
friends treated cavalierly and with contumely Their
creed is. but lawyer large enough, big enough
important enough, to be Governor Connectcutians
New York What blind infatuation! what brazen i'm
pudence what consummate nonsense The offspring


As to Congressmen one in about six years out of our
entire delegation is allowed, by their gracious conde
sccnsion to be practical man. and not Of the legal
fcssion And a. to Congress, mdsse II second Crom
well would arise and drive il politically to where the
devil drove the hogs sausages and a and prac
teal to be sent thhcr to legisate for this mighty
nation he would deserve a monument to his memory
large the Tower Of Babel and the people would not
then give pin whether the members were democrats,
wings amalgamationss any other of pestiferous
parties Of the present age Being practical men, they
would know the wants Of the community and the opera
ton of laws upon business BY the daily scenes enacted
in Congress- this country sends there totally
unfit to govern even themselves much less the nation
good breeding and entirely reckless and ignorant Of the
wants Of the nation but who forsooth because they
seven thunders and the mpudence Of Hottenots arc
seized upon as great men, as mighty men Of vaor and
The more HoS soSd and fury they the
plucked of all the whg pineahers, and will return to
my subject


The whig creed, as practised, recognises no wisdom
common sense, patriotism and worthiness for
official favors in any one but lawyers-ofF f. C. men,


The wings of Connecticut before they can have con-
tinued must break up the little unta Of lawyers
who now control hem and who are banded together on





policywho cut and out all the nominees before
the conventions meet and who through their undestrap
pers pack conventions by bribng e hring) to 60
to conventions for them These evils and that Of
ing at capable and efficient business for Senator'S
Congressman, Governors &c. because they are not big
enough" unless they lawyers. because such
not born of the redoubtable +. +. Cs dyedin
thcwoo federalis from pure federal stock is doctrine
which will drive all those young men into the demo-
cratic ranks, who find resemblance between the po
litical creed of old federalism and whgsm. The first
thing for the wings do should be the breaking down Of
that lawyer clique who lord with rod of iron
their pary-who are continually preaching up policy
and expcdiency-eggs Of the very DEVILS hatchingwho
thus have often the wings Salt River where they
have stuck two years at time. II they will cast these
Jonahs overheard with all their milestone issues, and
pair their rudder and sails and start with set of
oicers-except retaining the old 1874 pilothey will
have flood tide to carry them down Salt river to
the oyful tune of land no !" "land no ~ II this crude
efuson Of the state Of politics. should be acceptable to
you and your readers shal throw further light upon
Connecticut politics, democratic we'll whig, abo-
tionsm tempcranccsm, rumsm, foolism, and all other
isms.