New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
CONNECTICUT



HARTFORD, Aug. 2j.-The campaign in Con
necticut opened with meeting IN TINS city tonight
which addressed by the Hon Geo. H. Pendleton Of
Ohio. Allyn Hall was packed. An outdoor meeting was
held MIR pendeton appeared on the Dacony ana sad
that he would 20 back 10 ONO with the announcement
that New England is al alive for Seymour ana Blair
APPEAL Oh THE BOYS IN BLUE STATE COMMIT
TEE.
To the young Republicans Of Connecticut:
The undersigned having been requested to
advise and promote the organization OF the Boys IN Blue
in aid Of the election of Grant and Coax DO most earn
esy appeal not alone to those who we're soldiers but to
al the patriotic young OF the State, 10 devote them
selves immediately and energetcaly To te NOIh OF re-
deemug Connecticut Organize IN every town or village
one OF more companies OF Boys IN Bue ~ - pos
sibc. provide yourselves with the simple ana Inexpensive
uniform But any event, 10 1t that me lhdspens-
able work Of the contest n Thoroughly PeIoIheu l@t
every Republican voter be duly registered ana al nome
20 vote. Win over all the doubtful see TO II
that Republican meetings are IuIy anu, ehthu-
sigsticallY attended. Put yourselves under the
orders Or advice OF your Town Committees N you
have those that efficient but be sure 10 see hat the
work H done The conflict arms is but the fruits
not yet secured The uhrcpehiant ana eN
uaut Rebels boast that with the success oil seymour
they secure the triumph Of the principles lO "Hch they
fought years. Thcy threaten TO iorcby over
throw the Loyal governments esaDlSneu py 'Ie Wni Oh
the National Congress- and restore the gross inequality Of
rights from which the war arose. Oir comrades ana
noble allies the Union soldiers OF the SOUTH are not yet
safe m their persons and property IN lhe homes Nnch
they aud fought TO redeem from treason We shall be
dishuuOrCi II do not contend To the utmost To Keep
their enemies out Of poWcr 10 Is the grand old
cause that called the loyal millions to arms n 1901 Our
opponents are led by the man Who was 10 the
North the chlef nope OF the desperate Rebel
Lou the most dangerous enemy 0I the uhoh
ont OF the revting States. lie as soft words for sol
both sides he never yet mas told MS hat our
cause was Just that the traitors who fired upon Sump
the HggTcssOrS lie stauds upon Size plat
form that declares unconstitutional, revolutionary ana
void" the legislation by which faithful Congress saved
peace iu war, ana which threatens re
puditiOu 0thcuaOud debts, s1Crodas asuluers grave
TO put him the Presidential char is 10 recall Rebel
Generals with honor to Washington ana thrust INTO the
back ground the champions OF the Union. Lee Bcaurt
gard Hampton and Forrest the friends ana admirers OF
iUratlO seymour, would ma % welcome home 40 the
White House cNuaut aud cheering over sherman, ShcI
dan, Meade Thomas, aud the host oi noble men true to
the nag aud the Union We are led now a. N war, 10y
Ulysses - Grant, the uuCOnqucrdbe hero renewing not
less boy bis mOdcsy fidelity, aud wisdom in peace Than
his triumphant skill aud valOr in war tho Nrtuc ana
glory Washington He stands the representative Of
loyalty justice, liberty, equal rights and national honor
noble deeds and Iu shameful udOcucc surrendered Co her
Ttbt peace the Government they could not destroy
iu waIf Sl1 the men whom Grant pdrOlcd, ANA whom
maCuatumUJr country mas not punished lhoueH us
call for their death Doe able 10 boast that his soldiers
surrendered hm To them at the bdothON or rather
the question Tor ta, shall Connecticut alone
of the Ncw-Engaud states, tounecucut tAat
never faltCrcd hour. that was always m the
field in advance Of the summons for more az lcr sons
shall she In the day of universal and final triumph
vote dsAuuoI 10 her soldier graves ana desert tr con
Sound the assembly" Comrades and friends, " Idu
m" The beauty. The chiyHly, the glory Of The great
fight Of the nineteenth century are on our side lhc
beautiful old nag Left 90 our glorious party u tht
years of danger and suffering w claim 10 now, aud
with God help u.s. 10 shall he Grant and CoiaX thdt
come out with 70 vIctOriOusly next November.
j. b. HANIEl. Hsdfr =. 'OkRi. Rockville
l. vs. WI. S.iS Lt.hird B. ILAEh,LEt. NcE. Hlvru
WILLIAM D. NOEL.. brlsepor W. WlllAhtE Hartford
" SPtUIDtNG. Moo,uP ". g. LhAiuAA. N.s.. la.er
n D. GILBEsI. C.r..... JOSEPH ShLuEN NorFlsu
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