New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
Meeting Of the Sens Of Connccsicut.

Last evening there WAS plea saut meeting OF the
Sons of Connecticut, at the Fifth Ayen'e Hotel.
The Hon. Il. II. IcCURDY, the Chairman, made a
very happy Introductory speech, in which he s'Iuaed
to tic political, financial, end military changes
through winch We have passed. He thought tse
present darkness was the precursor Of bright anc
beautiful morning. lie gave running sketch OF the
experiences Of our armies since tie a't meeting OF
the Society, aud alluded in touching language t. The
fall Of Gen. Mansfield Col. Kinssbury, Capt GrlS-
woli aud Others.
Mr. CRIrrrEpEg had witnessed the formation o.
several regiments in bis native State. lie spoke IL
he mos, con plmcntary manner of the Connecticut
soldiers IIe said they conld not be snrrassed for
loyalty, courage, endurance, and good doloitueh''
t,cn WrTMoRE ead he WAS celShteG TO see b.
many d. ingui.hel gentlemen present. The more
he descended into the vale of years. the deeIer be
cnine his attachment 10 bis native y ate lie paid
glowing and IDentsd tribute to the gtlhhtry hnG
loynl,y OF Connecticut She had Iut Into tue bed
n 5jf men. He did not know member OF tie
a,socinon who il not true 20 lis country. lie con-
claded by reading a letter from Gov. Buc singhain,
embracing in substance Il following iacis:
snco The cal OF ile Pre'ieDt for 6ooo9 men, Con-
NJ Ct ea' hs' .en in.e the ssns.' .,
aoaih. nun.brins IO,e H.ea, a.! aimed eqapsa aH'
Inerr sre now in camp viiin tie s's-. FIVE gimeH's
wtcn with the recruits lor the od or tEierys.s c,iurs
nrab's 80 H, Ise ssyi' se !, !" iofe- ~ i,'Oo len
only ~ men. heh vii uhJ cb'eiiy - hloa Va AN 90
tonneel oct thi, furnishes h-i I.i 80 on
field fice Il sb--6oded tioNush ,qcispsd, sla we'll
armed lcii sgounurg 90 -. .:5i.
Sirce Jay onres icn troop, have been engaged 10 he
following o,t,,es An,''.m SO lish i'h ana ish X, 81
Railroad 0i Sad ,.h r. siGclts. Baton House sa hes
m.nt.
Corneccut rcrer. src rtesen; located p. follow: l'
R,snent -ayy Ar -Ty, cO. hobl %. ylc Il &C ping
tor. la yioliy Of Nhin. ingto iiis - ~ trg
,@ "a ii.s.i sS ira a 81 ~ ih 80 ga Oh ,i ".
Geo Buuslle's ol' ion b. Ib, sni is.h kesm MS
auder Gen B.ues At NeSO eans. l5fh "gn-ni j. "a
.sia Long nTdsr. ich Nes@en' al o's ~nA.i.
iiasH.re Md isth kssoea' % hIsAii..irr "
RS IT, Ia Gen se'' csst, ga Req trnt IN 'Isn.
al ~ C.1n Rhss. la Battery Lin. AIuiriy, a. toit
loyai "a bsttsry Lght Artry,St "sa-stoni Ia. bot
is!0n Issahy, UcAI Mss-ingtsA.
The lion TRuaax Smith, being called, upon de-
cl Ell to make any remark, although lo leir.i'y iu-
dossd the sentiments offered by The gohtieiaen wlo
Ire ceded him.
| Col. CHAs. GoULD thought there would lie the
utmost Iropriey in Keeping record o. Tie nsn oi
the Conleoticui men ~ho rave iagu.sled item
selves in tie servce of ther county. ~; iudici-
more suggesiet tt.J the minutes Of lie So,icIy lie
printed ~ pgniphei IorD.
Mr. HAYDEs Ni-Led that all the members would
furnish aDy .nemus they could i.r tie belthi oi tie
society. MANY private solcrrs were. IL ecu -l'lOn,
IN talent and ia social position, sui ciior 70 then
officers.
Prof. LhnyED o: Yale College gave interesting
account OF iOno Of the yo,.ng ucn v no iefi tier
studies AID sez II their swords IN acense Of trer
rountry. lie spoke of toe soGrcts OF oDeonraseuen
irom which we might sdvo eoris oonsolatlon- We
are launching MolisoIs eysry week; We have IN
point Of numbers ten 10 ole ~ many nea us tie
Rebes; We have the Advantage sansht by expert
ercs, nad the power 10 sweep away tie s.lfces "f
the lkehcl enIport. He aid hot care what lOhelens
raid about tbs President Proclamation. nor dd he
heed tie sudden accumulation of votes ior various
and opposite seosOus. We have 50, 10 put dow the
keies or he put down y them.
Tue Rev. Ssrn Briss spoke of the sermons
prelched Il memory Of TO heroes " 10 AAi fallen In
the field
Dr. RiTrrn slso mnde few appropriate remarks,
when tie nee fiag tdjoufied 10 another room where
COLLATION. la1 been provided ioI tLo.e ~ partAe oi
it who islef.
We nOiicrd q nuuibor OF dsiingu,lei eeuikmen
IIe~cnt ~ tie nrrtihg ~ No As-n iaii'r, auiOi
whom were John Waoswor,h, j. i. h ,.si y, JOHN
iI.e, j.. l.. stanton. George 4. bfi1lord, wi.
Amy, DR.. DoGnagie, and Dr.. DLkelAa.