LATER FROM CONNECTICUT.
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The Globe of the 9th brings us full returns
Of the Connecticut election, by which we see
that 4, ,90C* more votes were polled than at any
former election. The whig candidate for
Governor has majority over the democratic
candidate, of ,O5S. The wings have ma
jori,y Of seven i'll the Senate, and the demo-
Gratis have majority Of three in the House.
The democrats obtained msiorities in 7S
TOW MS, aud The wings in so. In the twenty
three towns which failed to elect, the demo-
Gratis had najori,ies in all Of them.


This looks more cheering.


tThe question is, where did all those votes ccme
from. A letter in tie Globe from New Haven, says
they from Boston, New York, Buffalo, &C.,
and there very little doubt but what they were
imported by the Clay Clubs; for. after the conduct
of these Clubs in New Orleans, consider no,h-
ing too for them TO be guilty of. We'll msy
the wings oppose DR.. Duncan's bill holding all the
e cc,ions for President one day.