New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

the confed.rsey. end IN the prosecution o. %. ssns
ssS II &. T%sS .i:a
The Of the conservative Pc Of
ors. spon which Union founded and precsmns our
70 tn. Cen.tucs 70 firmly but n..a. ~. &%
m,u,ftretop Of Abrsb, Lincoln las violated tho Cons"
,jou Of the United States In nsby Of s most Important PSI
%es led T. Thai tho United State. are confder.ry Of
ss' eOsqsS IN ana .n% .Vss 10 each
tights oot sranled BY tue Constitution !" 'ns os"
Tbs. ~hl. citizen, Of nreciicut We assert our de-
votiop TO the and the Uoop and viii hereafter,
thori,i-. Of hr Un.j state. tbs full constitution. sner
else their deliberately svOW thal ITO W
tons snd can on, bo pssrved by tn. action OF
State suthor AID we He determined 70 a''nam sa 10
od the honor Of our state and he rshs OF mo poope
= That While dsrounce the nerssy OF Secession a. on
defended end unwsuafed by the Constitution We ~ col"
6deniy Assert this, whseyer may hsv. o,e" s opn"n
lovers of the Cousti, Dion ready to abandon the
monsous sscy" that tho Unon On be restored oy tne
nd slone 1ious to i1sugurs,e such action
horoso alike the coutsn1lDs factions AZ viii stop tha
vsss war univer-s bankruptcy and unite al The
Safe. upon tcrms Of eqasli'y " members o. one oou
| odsracy -,
That tn. Democracy Of Cenn.oti,ut sympsih.ng with
b.ir Con.ev.ve I'll. Middle and Western st.te
psdss themselves to ure with them In the adoyioa o. a
esssa., h. Si in y;r =, the %
Union On ivh terms a. shall thoroughly dsss he nsht' o.
IN. the ieproduet OF those frae'Da feelings when
form ,he true undso Of the f-der1or and the or.lon
nm 4
| s. That the militia Of Connecticut 81" tho ns'aia
,,.rtaes Of the ber.. Of her people suhjco to ths
s.an,ro Of her Chief Executive obiesr tcdDS undei
md All acts Of the Congrs" OF tho United states
,". q ~. ,oye.i.ny Of the State in relation fh'Teto
should receive the i,canon o. pPs ~ d.S,
| thsI hDeIti"s y" %" A''" ''" ''s"''
Thst the Militia b recently introduced into the Senate
Of The United t.s by Senator Wilson Of Msa ha'ets i,
,ubyr,e u the sovereignty and rights OF the state" ana
d.srn,d 10 make them epndsucss upon the 90 a
ov.rsmsnt iOpsl ia Il. provision and Danger
gu, 70 the hbetll.f o. the peoI Inc eu'bo1''' " oa
,hs STATE, should M q the operation Of .cneme
80 lais 81 tho Jnst Teistions ~nI1h sLouo si"s' VAIN "
| twee u tue Federal aud state Go'einueh"
Here follow resolves condemniug the National
Banking law, Proclamation Of Freedom, &c''
&C., ending with
m and soand orservRye principles o! io Thon"
II rynour and gent emeo a-oela,sd WIN nm on
the State ticket and heIeoy e"em or uison ". Iii
.por, no eIstons TO promote thrT o.ectoh
We hare thus presented Col. Seymour's
position in his own words-nOt sentence or
two picked out from speech or letter, but the
,ub,tancs in his own words OF the only two
letters on National affairs given to the public
by him within the las. yehr, with the platform
put forth by the CONVECTION that nominated
him. If the People Of Connections concur I'D
the sentiments thus expressed, the principles
thus laid down, we urge them to vote ior
Seyrnour g. Co.: if not, we entreat them u
give Hearty support to Gov. Buckingham.
10 there any "twist ANY thing di'ingenu'
ous-in this statement. of the Issue !