New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-04

escaped 10 THO hcVcts onu 'UuueoViou w 0Oi'o
them against the Union. Doubtless, there are
loyal and true men in Connecticut who still
cling to the Democratic name and organization,
but the virus of sympathy with the Rebel
elaveholders deeply infech that party, and its
triumph next Monday would break the unity
of New-EDgand in hearty support Of the
war and prove q heavy encouragement to the
National cause.
Simply as a specimen of the sublime and
solid lying by which the Democratic organs
hope to carry this election, we quote from the
last issue of by no means the most character
less among them-Ths Ncw.Haren Register
which coolly says:
wendell Phillips sreryrhes ssoW' him'sV di'anio"''
and expressed his qualification that las hs say the Unioa
broken aud the Constitution Destroyed"
Probably fifty thousand people have heard,
and hardly less than FIVE millions have read,
Mr.. Phlllips's lectures this Winter, wherein
he has repeatedly and explicitly stated that
whereas he has been a disunonist, believing
the Union to be q bulwark OF Slavery, he is
now unequvocally and heartily for the Union,
because he is satisfied thai the Union cause is
now irscparably bound up with that of Impair
tial Liberty. He has imposed no conditions,
made no qualifications, but hundred times
said al comprehend perfectly that many OF
a" you Unonists do not mean Emancipation; l
" realize that the war is not winged for Imam
" cipation; but / see further, that you will
=" hare to emancipate or be beaten. and am
with you at oil hazards and to the
last" Such is the spirit, such the
DRIFT of Mr.. Pbps's War lectures, and
such are the utterances which Democratic
rufiians do their utmost to suppress by yells,
paving stones, and bad eggs. He who does not
see that their hearts are with JEFF. Davis and
his crew, can have nothing like heart of hs
own.
The Register is hardly the worst Of bad
lot Mr.. Alvin p. IIyde-who has been can.
didate for Offices that only truthful men should
fll--writes Democratic letter, IN which he
does not scruple to say that
"Our Generals the held to-day leading armies
from victory victory with spdiy th,t promes soon to
restore the Union Il under the Constitution yet lead
Ing Republican, In Congress aud Of the leading Reub
csn pspe mailing every edo to destroy the conderce
of the people IN those erals and to their removal
from their consnd. for political ,sa'on' alone, and Ell
dcavorns induce the Pe,ideL to abandon biz
policy ia order tina, they ay convert tits for the Union
into miserable Abolition crusade"
Mr.. Hyde We Will prove this false so
clearly that even you shall feel ashamed OF it,
" Our Generals in the field" are Curtis. Sieel,
Buell. Grant, Burnside. Hunter, Banks,
Shields Butler, &c, &c. OF these, oil but
Banks and Curtis We believe are Democrats,
along with Mcclellan, Halleck, dc. Can YOU
pretend to say that "tbe leading Republican
papers have sought to destroy the confidence
" of the people ia those Generals ~ Have
they attempted TO cause the "remoyal from
command" Of even one Of those who are
in the field leading our armies from victory
&" 10 victory" You know they have not!
On the contrary, We have said more In praise
OF FRANZ SIGEL, Democrat though he is, than
of any other man in our army, and we would
give more than we can afford if that would
place him at the head Of our army abou. lwe
fear) to be sssailcd by fearful odds in Tenues-
see He has always marched and fought under
Republican superiors, Yet we have praised him
more than either OF them. So with Burnside,
Shields, and all the rest. Only let Generals
fight we'll aud we will praise them to the
utmost, neither asking nor caring what are
their politics. And from its beginning till
now we have never asked nor wished that the war
should be wagcd otherwise than for the Union
absolutely and unquaifedly, letting Slavery aud
Abolition each take its chance. DO whatever
will be most effective in putting down the re-
bellion, and you do exactly what IS desired BY
all the hearty Republicans We know.
-Republicans and Union men Of Connec;-
cut we fear you are mol making the efforts
that your cause aud the crisis demand. next
Monday wiz be sod day for your country II
you allow yourselves to be beater, for the fol-
towers of JEFF. Davis will understand it Us an
in,imatioD that tho North il tired OF the con-
test, and ready to make n shameful peace.
They will be more encouraged b. it than By n
victory of their arms. lie entrcated 70 throw
aside the apathy and indifference that gives
then, grounds OF hope
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LORD LYONS.