Connecticut,
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We have done injustice to AUSTIN BALDWIN IL
copying a statement that he had been remoUed
from Office by John Tyler, to make room for o
Loco. Mr.. Baldwin has resigned, as he long
ago purposed to do. While in office, he obeyeo
the orders given him by the lamented Harrison
and kept aloof from any interference in politics
but, now that he is free once more, he walks into
the canvass with determined ardor. The an
nouncement that Mr.. Baldwin and Hon. f. Jack
son would address the Clay Club of Mid
dletown on Friday evening last called tc.
gether an immense, enthusiastic meeting, and
when Mr.. Baldwin came forward, there was
such burst of enthusiastic feeling as Con
necticut has rarely witnessed There were few
dry eyes in the house. Sixty-three new members
joined the Club that evening.


MIR. B. will speak from town to town through
the remainder of the canvass, and we hope his
efforts will not be confined to Connecticut. His
old friends here, the Wing Mechanics of 1884
and Anti Monopoly men in the struggle with
State Prison competition, would gladly hear him.
Will be not be with us before Election?