New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25

,.. ,,sev NOR, srduou, and discouraging than
now We shall never cease to remember with indis'
nation those who avail themselves OF ouI absence TO
be,ray and dlsgscs the interests for which We ore
peins our ALL People Of Connecticut have carried your
bonner beside the Sta and Stripes unfolded within
the o.pured fortress Of Puisk gaheisd shattered
and bleeding ranks sroand It before the batteries Of james
Island till the Gag thoroughly riddled and the ssh that
supported she. Of carried fcus when we
drove the enemies Of country through tbs waters Of tue
Pocotaigo and amid every a1d every toll We have
been eheerei by remembering Ihs, m Od never s''o
cised with disgrace Let for tho frat time De
compelled to feel that the State auder whose nsgn we maoh
failed in tho hour Of trial to DO faithful to tho union 70
Liberty, and 10 duty.
Peow.citizsns Of Newaven County, remember your ow
Hitchcock, who fell MOLLY; and our adopted che" Wv
lionLeaIlsd William Kay, who with bis WOUNDS y'' u"
healed hasened to another and fatal deld Of battle CNe
Of Hartford County recall to und Epson and M o'o' ~
| Fr,uci. Brsinsrd Men Of Litchhed County, remember
Palmer tho idol ofhs home aud OF his command ena oos
Reynolds People OF Wndbam County, remen'osi Su Wv"
Hubbard and Corbin. Citizens OF Fafheo ooun'', Nv ~"
f,,a, Starr ard the brave Thomas Hooon and Holmes
diving prisoner and wounded and Es0n and COOK men
Ney.London County, remember Joab jeffrey hememoei
hose Lrehor. and ours and multitude beside aud for
CAD, ayo do not dshonor their feSh graves by declaring
that they died In fools cause In Cause thas not worm
tie expenditure OF time and monoy aud life.
Speaking pa1.ns In behalf OF any PARTY (or III
,sch at hour lay sads all divisions party and were
member only America and the Union). appeal to you our
bsren Of Ia wi hands Providence has placed the
honor and tho destiny OF lie Stats for Iho coming year. eno
ve ,sa, Won to rive you. votes 10 PARTY psons who
rreud purchase peace conditions d'honong and debating
Rather we upoto you to elevate to Office nen who. regard
less Of party or personal interests will discharge thcir duties
70 the Republic Men who. while encouraging TO the lat the
Of the State and chorhlng ..ndey the lives the
happiness and the health Of her armed sons will yet feel thai
no nece nry expenditure ofts money lie, should be
withheld order to the objects for which we have en-
tsd-to preserve the principles OF the Consution-o put
down unpcaksby wicked Rebeion-tO deliver our nation
from in,ornnsble division aud wsrfarsto restore hrn
Unlon-,o secure to all coming generation, the priceless bless
Ing, peace and liberty purchased with blood secured o
law and crowned by the favor and blessing OF Amsh! oou
! Fornaadira Fla. March H. is6o.
Col Joseph II. H.wsy. Major d G. Roln,a, sars.on o.
1 a.H II To- w E Ia h Capt G Co.
.ssaa L o s.s sai .a John @a Co.
CAPT o. s. stafford Co. c; Second Lisa lohn J. Hsehin-
Nv Co Capt, Benjamin b. SslaDer Co ID second Lieut.
Tisodos G WiiaAn: Co. D. CaP- Jiae' A. bi7n.. Co T.
FiI' L!ea Rosfr, besps'I es s'fo1 s.do. sS' Le
che, b.iAs; Co f. SaP Sla'is, C. 4i &C. a.
4. Wood q. O. Capi j. Ben. psnts Go II; fiF'i Lieut.
EdwMd J. Ferry. 60. H. Second Lieut.; Wa s. Marble; Go.
II. c.pt Sylvester H. OI.y Co Fist Lieat Ira HES,
Toul.eo,le. Co. X f.r, Lieut. VA. T. Phillips. Co K,
! Second Lieut.. Charles }. ufs,ue, Co. X.
THE TWELFTH CONNECTICUT.
| ipnRrss OF rHE OFFICERS or THE TWELFTH coS-
sHcricUT RIOIHEAr TO TnE PEOPLE OF THEIR
| NATIVE sTATT.
RECON-. MSKrisa oy THE oyTlcERs q ht ne Rfgl
eaf Coaneeltcaf Jolsaio>s ooAtens1 Miysh IboJ al
| Camp Rs0o, Brs,.sar GU, Ia
| Present. Captain, Lewis Clark, Dickinson. DcFore.i,
BIifid surgeon }. H. Innns, iAenenan'. Lowell hsnd'
rch. Bell. Bultsy. james r smith Clsff iaintef Aie.
Co'nnn Laurie snd Frank smith, being al the ohesn no'
SCI OF absent on duly
The meeting wu Organized By the spPOn,msn. Of Capt,
Dickinson q, President. aad Lieut.. Bal a. Recorder
beux proposed view Of IN, tres,onsbe cowsdy
peace which have lately been promulgated a. tho
North that raio;c sdirs.i should be forwarded nm the
Object, Of tho Regiment TO tho citizens Of Connecticut the
ieows prepared ard rIer due elaboration aud d'
cs,,ion adopted without dissenting voice;
4 THE ADDRESS.
We tho officer. o. the igth Regiment Connecticut velan
tsas feel duty 10 Addfo earnest words Of advice
and waning brethren. the citizens Of Connecticut
In mlst heroic and hopeful for nations
unity. amazed by bssIins from tho lips Of who
bare yet looked IN the face 0! bas dssisdy cry Tor
peace We lssfn tha, tho Legislatures Of States lately dis,
nEuihod for IN, sablms and mott sefacthelng patriot
sm have suddenly shown disposon 20 call for peA;e
ventions Des sTulst!se CT rsbesn to caYulae to
treason. In tune lhus corrupt Il Is natural tina, should
be anxious con -eruin. the Of Connecticut WIZ she
tie sound Of the snsIyS cannonw Or viii rather be
whs, she In TIE similarly noble 's Of the Revolution
1r,iTi.d sad ndefi soe eombAAl for our Nationality
This tao question which you no remain q, homo vii de-.
eide
We call on you thousand miles Of bottle territory
to so decide that look the eyes Of Southern
friends Southern foe. without ben. ashamed because
Of you We call Connection. citizens TO be bravo b.
he,ds. they expect Connection. soldiers Be the
! bsue.h
DO net be deceived by in'ormed and ideslsnlng
who cry Peace peace. when there peace" We who
have been year Ia tue mdst Of treason ard who have
bought our sad knowledge with our health and blood
certain that know the Rebels better than DO those who
have remained half continent away nom the Of
test 1t Il that the who IN sg.es our
pacific restoration Of tho Union
They blinded BY ambition and Jealousy aud hate that
they dso anything rather than that They are hard pressed
but they catch every hope They extremely anIiou,
for peace bat they snIOu, for independence.
Th,c but wsy 10 bring thea back to tho UnoEi aud
lhs. Is destroy their organized treason In the field
Tru. when you tina, thi, cry Of Northern pol
troon peace doc, cOnoiaie tho Rebels bu,
contrary gives them energy to continue the They
believe that, they Gsh, only little Longer they vii gala
the victory through the dsunOn and dcOuasemen OF the
part Of the nation We beg Of you thus
the and hands OF oomen. We implore you
make youclve. guilty. even thus Indirectly the blood Of
loyal Come soldiers When face Rebel cannon
do wish your behind them giving them
better support than that Of their infantry.
Do not anxious to close tho from mistaken sense Of
kindness We would Ike to return home, bat not
uut treason crushed We would like 10 become simply
American citizen, once more but not until thu title of As