Born RIGHr.-The 'democracy' now
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Born RIGHT.-The democracy now asse mbled at Hartford seem 10 have found their way into Ca world of trouble."- Many of the great lights of the party have for year past been at loggerheads on the famous "bridge question ;" and, as it would seem, having "nurscd their wrath" for a long twelve, month, are now opening tho safety>vsIves. Among oth- CTS, the Times and the redoubtable Ex. Governor of Hampton have had regular set-too. Gov. Cleveland, ,alIuding 10 cer- tain articles in the Times, says, "This' sir, is the stuf'dealt out here by the dem- ocra,ic organ of Connecticut. This is the way it speaks of members of this House, and of it's political friends. If / dcmocrats toere disposed io support Sueh q paper, ht haul no more 10 say :"

 The Times hereupon reminds the Ex> Governor that the Times is as indepen- dent of His Excellency as he is of the Times!