FOR PRESIDENT.
HENRY CLAY.


FOR MAYOR:
MORRIS FKANALsN.

connecticut.
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glow vv;l, Connecticut go?' is the umversa


ond srrous inquiry of all VINO take an interest II


Political affairs. Having just returned i:om


,our Of duty in that State, say with great conn


dence that Connecticut ,cill proUe herself WA's
in her Election to-day. II she does not, not
alone but ninety nine in every hundred Of hel
Wings will be sorcly disappointed: There IS
Glorious spirit aroused among her intelligent
Freemeu. and if the day be fair. as there Is
now every reason to expect, the vote will be the
LARGEST ever cast, exceeding even that for Pre-
sident in 1910. Only for the deliberate and
systematic fraud practised by the Loco-Foce
presses and electioneerers in asserting that
the question OF Protective Tariff is not In
issue between the parties, the Wings would
carry the State by five thousand. l found
at New-Milford, at Danbury, and generally,
men who are supporting the Van Buren, can
didate. under the assurance that MIR. Van Bu-
rem is as much Tariff man as Mr.. Clay, and
his party equally friendly to Protection with the
Wings In several places, the voters have been
assured that in order to sustain the Tariff they
must pote for Clereland and the Whote Loco
Foco ticket Such rascalities have in many places
been thoroughly exposed but in others they will
have their effect. There is in Connecticut at
this moment majority of at least Ten Thousand
in favor of Protective Tariff. trust the Wings
will carry the State by at least fourth that ma
iority over the Locos-Statc Offices, Senate, and
House, securing two U. S. Senators. To-day
settles the matter-to.morrow tells the story. G..


II Wehace arranged three Expresses in Con-
necticxt and trust ,ciM good luck to speep in haD
the State in season for tomorrow mornings paper
II our paper should reach ats CITY patrons
lille later than usual, they pM knOw hoto to ercuse
the unavoidable delay. Extra copiesJo safe after
o'clock, aud a Second Edition at 8 o'cl0ch.


*.* Our EVENING Edition Of to-morrow miH con-
tain complete returns from Connecticut collected
and prepared in that State expressly for this pa
per. 1t ,eiN be issued at O'Clock, or as soon as
possible thereafter.