New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19
CONNECTICUT.
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS cosvsSTIos,


About 2O0 soldiers aud sailors Of Connecticut as
ssmbcd the ArmOry Of the City Guard Central Hall
O'Clock this day In response oa Of the Soldiers and
Sailors Union.
The Cnvsnon was called to order BY Gen WIN. II Noble
Of Bridgsort who read tho CAL aud Col Hiram APpeaB
sppdrted temporary President and Chaplain John M
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
The following gentlemen Here appointed committee on
S " Pf Ss@s3, MI. fS Cont" o %4,
Msa, ). 4 bbsi. New County Albert
eoa ''' r''"d County and Lieut. Gilbert Of 'd'''''
+ Tue Committee retired for deiiberaon and shortly there
asrwar returned and reported the following list OF officers
which was unanimously approved and the Chairman declared
Pre'idsGsn. o. s. Fsaar Of Norw. United State, sepsor
sPsa.nt Charlie, R. stanton and Theodore Ellis Of Hart
ford Coay. Gel William Wooster aud G. n Bsunon Of New
IL Sssd D County ca f. SSdda .S s .' dsS H.
'sf % COUNTY ssS q oSs and cS'
Gsp Cory q To- and County Gel Aasr,y Try snd Gen w
Er s:;a S.di%s %" q wisSSsa coa1.y 'o'' 'D'
P~t, ''''' : ~
The foiiovlng gentlemen we've appointed committee on
NJ. ay.S Count, rn w% H. S. II Fssd coas :.
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County Benjamin Hurst Of TOLnd County and Lryt T. T.n@
Gsa Noble made few remarks having reference to the
ss. :. bi the Soa was osn Inquired
How do soldiers standr Through such organization
they could speak promptly and efficiently.
Whie Gen Noble speaking Gen Ferry came into the
hs and GREETED with applause At the conclusion
eHed Masking an, extended remarks at this point in the
yenon, and simply explained that be called the meeting In
pursuance Of request circular from the Committee OF the
soldiers and Sailors National Union the sppont
Of Delegates from Connecticut 10 the Convention al Pitts
90 70 thai Convention Connecticut regiments
Al the conclusion OF Gen Feys remarks the Convention
adjourned mi u o'clock for dinner
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On resembns the of Delegntst Pittsburgh
proceeded With. whie II IN progress Gov Hawiey
entered tho hall and greeted with raptuoas applause
REVOLUTIONS.
The Committee Resolutions reported the following
series which adopted unanimously;
RssS That Of the amendment the Constitution
urge Il. By lie sds. speedy
psAss good order aud prosperity throughout the
Rssred Tbs, sailors who army
which thy oashi 70 preserve psr,
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hrsns. victories and rsoc,d eeeat'
POlc. hand,
The following va. offered by Capt T. Durham Of FAiz-
field County additional resolution and was unanimously
Th., hay. fl oessa.aes IN The w.dom integrity
cor support In bor. for a,, restoration 'nd rseonirOcioa
Of the On5n snd e'geshy " m proPo.ed e9.',atlo5 .'sa
.erfsctiOnary ssse' -
DRLBgATEs To piTIHNUE3H.
Our lat Is necessarily imperfect in which n has
prepared aud 'he Od'ne, And irreg.ar manner IN
which delegates appointed and announced making
impossible to get 1t entirely .esura'e'
ALArts ~, ,,,,, ~,
doS' o Ei. wii,@ II So6., " |hsl.' David Young Z.
D. Good, car L. freely L. Lee A p Rockwell sad Brsyiou
Yin, R..,ueni Of csy.ry-Co Er..sa BsLs.ss Plymouth
CAPT, q Neville q Wssba L. " MadsbfOoh and Sam a'l
f.i rl..,, Artlsy-col Bsunou Capt Oeorrs Harmon,
C.ps Fr.sI 9rs, Isal cs.ro. @ o~sn,, -
Co h W w...s Mssr wliIa d Eu, Lieut. Phip B. Chaplin.
'a la.e,ry-oo p Ii''g e.. c'i W y: Packard CAPT
siiS r.. %.s,L,sa Col Joia spd ssrs Gssrss Phelps.
L :...s Sss hs ssst S'sr S ' d John Hutchinson
i y s:'s We smith P frst IPps@s Adv
Iwoe..J Gee, iaha Ward CnaP!sia J. ~ Morris rn's's
ssi ia ass$ss@sitol r..ssss s.i.. T4 T MAJOR
Z f .. Co. tI E:,': serf';s r.,2 Newton Capt
Or a'g L.. A;' a1s,a Sur
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c.sJ osp ) 4 MsCssd sSssea SSeHsi mo
Moore Csp snp.oa, Mio HincI. oa.rtsrms'sr Charles T.
Fns.p,h E.siu.p-co d Wright, Col ch.r-. O. Uph.m
Capt A. Buk su b. Bi''el ouartsfms''sI Isaac Cham
siIs-s,h R.s@sn.-col r. suruh.n MAJOR II. l. P,.eo,
ssrsoa sshaA Mayer AduiHn John D. cAVp sss'-ntM.Or
R;sq'P a-Ssst }I@s' p ss. Private Elias
Eishis.nth kssi@sni-col W O. EJ Chaplain w. C. wsisr
9~,a,is,h Rssm,n,o-P. A. B. smith Capt Err, Tb.yer n,or
Esrs DIsrHsn COrpo Johnson Capt w A. smith Private j.
T~.aiy Rsa.u,ch.p.n T. o Brown CT; I Pss Tai
Lsthrop. Csp,. W. Z. Barclay. ,,.,
Twnty reoud RegHleBt-Csp w n. Lrmer Csp, J. X. vii
hans surEeon A. Prst LsutC Of T. n Phelps Capt l. o. hsf-
third Rsmeutf L. Al On, Lteat SeoTge Tucker ChAe
G. L. Holden. aspt Jslus Sanef5fd
T-ru,yfoSrh RssnsnI-MOr Patrick NsAoa Chaplain J. C.
Twenty hhh R.smsn-CspL EssAr sinnonds Col George 7.
Bd LisaL A ". convss Capt, George H. F0'ks.i' sorst
Georso z. Terry.
T-snty lIh Rssnent-Csp. W H. BsnchIsy Capt l. 0sup,
lieut. Col J. seldom djutant stephen Is. Beach.
Rsznrn'fsat D. G. SIrssue, Capt Dubois,
c.ni Fesnk ID Private Chas Liadey.
Tueuty ninth VIM. h. Woostsrs Cspi Thomas
Bennett Cspi Ew Capt T. A. ThOGp Cop, Fred Camp,
Capt Cbas Orsvold .
fhish Rssmsni-Lisui. A. Latham Capt Ira s. Smith Lieut.
g. y whesl.r, Capt. G. T. Zurich. Capt teo Gresnmin.
Bsey-Csp J. b. Clinton snd LsuL Phrrson Epson
Second Light Bsltery-ssE FTank H. Whiting and David b.
lockwood.
Third Light BaitsyLieut B. 0ibe and Lieu. H. A. Middle
brook
Frs, Squadron csvsryssrs IT, D. Wet sud y
W. Atwood
from HsvyPAsmsr Wbsr Ives Wm. A.
sm.r, Acting Master Robert Bsss cap, wm H. sarIs Pay
master Poaswsins hsts Oeo A. Pierce SuIEron
nei Minor VIM seaman Wsher CLARK, Capt L. H.
After The appointment Of delegates other business Of
an unmporant character transacted after which the
listened brof and eloquent address om Gov
HAwev. and 1t 4 o'clock adjourned, 'iH' die