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 We are abundantly satisfied from the tone ot the Tory journals that the recent local elections m Con- neccut indicative of an entire political revoaaon

 The New-Haven (Tory) Register says" These underhanded movements of our opponents wlil nave capital effect in bringing out the democratic strengih in full force next spring: Nothing ronses our menus so efectualy as the trickery ot the Wings when os- The Hartford (Tory) Times says that the Whigs have succeeded by their secret movements ana not Hartford. New London and Middesez land Iiseh. If h. fieldl counties, where meetings have been hel9 m | electing their own officers; and notwlthstandlng their aversion to office have thrust out every demo- crnt, where they had the power" F 's

 This attempt toaccount for the admitted successo5 the Wings by "sccret movements''--" underhand trickery-and all that-s the old story. It will not answer. The Tories were defeated in Conhecticut because the Wings boiled more votes: and they have Carolina, Tennessee. Kentucky, Indiana. Vermont, Maryland. Rhode Island. Maine and New Jersey in hs s Ts or ed the Presidency as the choice of minority of tho people. and he now in small minority of tho States the States were truly. represented the Whias would have .asgs % m s Ssnass and the shs Treasury project indicates that he Is no longer abso lute in the House.-N. Y. Courier. siAE

 are enrolled on the books at the office of Gen. Pikn,

 the agent for the United States for paying pensioners in Connecticut too tAoasand fonr hndred and nnefy- | four pensioners; 0f which number, 5r.., r ,s S6 are Invalid Pensioners. l, A5O are under the Act 18th March 1918,

 42 are under the Act 18th May 1898. soE 1870 are under the Act 7th June l6S2.

 1 s 2S7 ara Widows, ]" 4,h July ls96 to a,9

 The amour. disbursed at the Agents office in this city, during the year ending first July last was 2SI- 1 668 dollars and "A cents. The number of deaths of persons enrolled. which have come to the knowledge ofthe agent since the first of January leS7 is Isl l ' 'Nss-t-'@''' Hartford 9Smes.