Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-18
The Rebel View OF the Connecticut
Election.

The Rebel View OF the COnnectTcut
Election,
From the Richmond Dispatch AprilI.
The Connecticut election has zone oooirst
the democrats. Gold has fallen on the strenatb
of the republican success Obtained M ,II,Lt
by bribery, and the homes which rested an tho
triumph of Seymour have fallen to the gropnd
The Importance of this defeat oftbe democra-
cy cannot well be exaggerated. for if fine ra-
suit had been otherwise the northwest ,vould
have risen, the peace party would have been
organized on a permanent basis. the newt
meeting of congress would have been followed
by Il summary abrogation of the imperial now
erS oeS'oMeu dPgA --''10''' = '"t 40 '1''0''
congress JUST enueu' anu 1t cessa'lon VI NOS,
uHlieS hliSiit nave peeh conhueh'ly looheu
ior' aV OF OeIoIe tiie Glose Vi Ine present year
NO Woiuef Lincoln 'nre" .he "loie Tels,lt
Oh ms l'hthenSe patronage Ill la'or Vi DUCK
lh9"anl we may oe sur 'n,'' SlIcno"cNS
were scattered oroaucast tilrouShouI the state
that the enormous enSlhery OF corruption III
the hands OF the dictator ana ms nlhlohS were
brought to bear with lfreSlstlDle force against
the copperheaaS' Lincoln mas Succeeueu,
Connecticut IS lost anu WIN IL 'ne nopes 80, %
an early peace oaseu upon parry "c'ioii a' 'he
horti', winch so So many ei'el 'alneu.
90 DC DE- IT, " id'e' u 10 10 oes' III ',to lpnS
run Ane A"nNe1o iii''y III" u" '',I tuil
leisth Vi tlie!r telnei' anu .,"' 10 an :ia' IS
necessary 70 lllSuIo il"alui u
INC 'ii"nIi"i" VIKINGS iiciliU'cu on '"e eou'il,
1lau inc peace P''ity' vi which oeyl anu
tali"iiSilaii are 'lle cliieis suGceeueu "t 'lliS
tiihe' many lG"ILu wars Moulo nave ocel ar
rested ana the manu- OF the aVengef OF oiooa
would nave peen stayed. But ]uStice would
have been defrauded; they VINO drew the
sword would never have felt Its edge IN all It's
kpeDneSS. ana the 0dtlOn, winch IN It's Dflue
and hate heaped outrages so countless and
crimes SO helnous upon the heads OF lts IN
nocent brethren, would nave returned 10 the
blessings OF peace WITHOUT conception OF the
horrors OF war IN It's own lahd, ana by itS
every hreslde. IL twas not philanthropy alone,
or Il large hearted sympathy lor the SCUM,
that brought from Vallandlgham ana seymour
those earnest aspirations, those lervent en-
treaties, those eloquent appeals Tor peace
which the southern press nave lately repub-
hsheu' IL was common sense tne lar-seelng
perceptloh Oh lhteItectS not culied by Ianau-
clsiii' cet'alh loohinS loI"aro " inc "faCh
u conie WhTn 'iie MEASURE Vi AihIoih
enoIiilues sn"il NC iuli, Ills power coiiSoi'uaI-
eu HIS saLIape anu euiNieis III eFeiy
stronghold city, village ana hamlet IN the
lahu' ms unDrlulea VIII VIII lllctlng ually cruel
ties greater ana sui greatet upon an VINO
dare to oppose him-when' IN WORD, the DIT
Ter irultS OF ueSpotlSn being lully ripe tre
hour shal Strike lor people oppressed oy IN
toleraoie tyranny put remembering lI the 1fee-
uonl SO iateiy los', 70 rise III tneir might IN
ariiieu anu unequippeu' ye1 ournius WIN
Veseiul ,uIy' 70 !ue arile
organiIeu' Perlec'iy urilieu anu sA'iIuily ON
cereu ieiohs u tne opplISTGa rHeh W." WI
coiile oacA Ilie PolsoHeu chai,ce winch IllG
scoihluI anu 1ainsioiiouS noltn coininehueu
TO the lips OF the South. linen revolution
mercer tllah tlia1 winch uesolate9 france Will
Deglh' 10 emu no man knows howS now or
where linen the oiood OF their slaughtered
southern brethren which mas been so long cry
ing from the ground Tor vengeance will be APP
peased by the sights and sounds OF terror the
conliagrauons, maSsacres' RIOTS battles, great
and small, which will sweet the north from
one end to the other. Then the abolitlonists,
so eager to provoke war, so slow to engage in