The Battle In Connecticut.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
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Correspondence VI Inc lr'Oune.


NEw-HAvrN, March 5lst, lsi5


The Election in this State comes oil one week
from to-day, and think we will give good ac-
count of ourselves. If we can send three or four
good ant-Texas Wings TO the next Congress in
place Of the Texas Loco-Focos who betrayed the
interests Of our State last session. will be good
beginning. think we shall elect at least three and
possibly the entire Delegation to Congress, a Wing
Legislature, and Wing Ticket generally. Look
out for broedsde fren, Connecticut the
ing Of your Election.


The Loco.Foco party of this city ls in dread
full state of excitement. owing TO the appointment
of Norris Wilcox TO the Office o, Collector oi this
port The great mass of the party were in favor OF
the appointment of Ira Merwn, one of the Young
Democracy" Mr.. Polk refused 10 listen 10 their
remonstrances and appointed a man TO the oihce
who has always been at the public CRIB and who
now holds the office of Sheriff of the County and
Collector Of tho port. Mr.. Polk seems TO think the
common people have no business TO do any thing but
TO vote TO perpetuate old Hunkerdom. The young
ones have called meeting for tonight, a, the Tem-
pie TO express their disapprobatipn OF Polk's con-
duct The Register, the Loco.Foco organ here,
refused to publish the call, though is sustained by
the regular committee, and so the poor Locos had
TO apply to the Wing papers to publish their notice.


Yet it is doubtful, after ALL whether the move
ment will tell much in the coming Election. We
have seen too much subservlency among the :" De-
mocracy" TO expect very much independent action
from them on this occasion. These very men who
are now getting up this meeting 10 protest against
Mr.. Folks conduct, were those who covered them
selves with young hickory branches, like horses in
fly time. as il to prove that they were Green Mr.
Polk stripped the green leaves from the branch,:
and has laid the rod TO their backs They are now
bawling like whipped children We shall see wheth-
srthey will yet succumb, and lick the red scourge
OF their masters


The Rev. Dr.. BACON Of this city preached Ser
mon last night before an immense congregation on
the "Purity Of the Ballot Box" AT the conclusion
of the discourse l regretted that had not taken
notes for report for yourpa The sermon should
be published for the valuable ideas and warnings
suggested in it.