New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
CONNECTICUT.
OPENING OF TIE CAMPAIGN-THE PROSPECT
IFRoM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

OPENING OF TIE CAMPAIGN-THE PROSPECT
IFRoM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
HARTroRD, Sept. 14.-The campaign in Con-
peccut has not thoroughly opened as YET but the he
1ublIcans are busily at work perfectng their orga@
tions I'm every town in the State and when 1t does open
,,I ono, in earnest As far as heard from. and we
have returns from all quarters the prospect never
looked brighter. The Boys In Blue are doing Eoou
works work which Is making sad nroads upon the en-
emy,s ranks Companies already organized, OF hre
being organized In nearly every town IN the STATE am
their steady tramp tramp tramp and lusty cheers WI"
soon be Lesrd throughout the State, and their brilliant
torches and campres will ere long set the on coino
wealth abaze Hartford and Haven WIZ soon nave
a regiment each, Wide awake Republican heriden mas
already organized her companies or foot ana ~"
work organizing two cavalry companies NeW,pIl.h'
Middletown Rockville, Bridgeport, Danbury forwch,
New.Iondon stamford. Waterbury, and many o,nt t
Windham County nearly every town has one or more.
IL IL significant fact too that large NUMBER Vi .ne
younr men who have enrolled themselves IN TINS organ
iza0n voted for Gov English ast year. but are nov en-
husastic for Grant and Cofax. This IL the case 70
sra1d mas meeting Of all the Boys in Blue IN the state
Will be held IN this city about me ION OF ocpe az
omen air meeiingwhen there VIII De speaklhR hoih seN
eral different stands, and grand toiehlighS
procession and illumination in the evening evening.
In Ia intended To have the grandest display
ever witnessed in Connecticut. About the same time
the Republicans OF Wlndham County VIII h2a monster
mass meeting on Woodstock Plains over which EHGOv.
William A. Buckingham VIII preside Az lrsS, go III
30 900 people will be present. Old Wndham County Is az
alive with enthusiasm in the good old cause ana VIII ron
mn one nf her old maionties for Grant and COaN
IL il intended to have similar mass meetings III every
and fo wind up with torchg ht procession. Beside the
Bows I'M Blue, which comprise the young, ardent acuye
Renubhcaus the old horses are organizing Grahl
climbs m nearly every town and making ready Tor a
Vigorous campaign When their orgaiizatOns are com,
pleed you viii hear thunder all around the sky ~ on
Connecticut and there Will be such shaking mp OF tno
dry bones never before experienced; me hPp-
Leans going into this contest cohdent tnht to' l"'
victory can be- achieved by thorough Organization al
hard work The organization AZ nearly cnmpettl ne
hard work is yet be- DONE and you may be assured u
will be done faithfully and well. a.,
The Grant club in this city will have grand rally at
Central Hall Tomorrow evening, aud " the weather -
pleasant outside meetings Will be organized nIti"i
monument speakers VIII be IN attendance. and the blt
lee Club will some patriotic songs Inc 'uu "H9
hung out splendid transparency ~ llS headquarters
bearing fine portraits Of Grant Hud CufaN.
you dispatch last night giving particulars 81
dastnrdly outrage upon the people 81 TINS STATE PP
rated y the Democratic officials, at least with Their
knowledge and conuyauce IN eXpungiug rom the hat
radiation bill all that IL vitality TINS h =" nun
lated came the House from the governor ni5 ~
cOmpanlcd by his veto, and was promptly passed Nhoui
reading 10 suspectiug that II had been iahItIt,
with. t remains to be seen whether the Democracy VIII
avail themselves of the advantage they nave 80 di'ho
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