Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-02
Mr. Foo, and ths Coiumbian Register.


 Having same recoilection of ihe former political course of Joseph Barber, Esq editor of the New-Ha- ven Register. who has been engaged for months in beails.g pn Gov. Foot and the democratic wgs eve " species ot caInmHy aud abuse. induced ,o look n,O file ofhis paper with view eonras. his fWmer with his present sentiments; and ihs discOye ries wicl, made wend have file as with anaze- meBi u not that the msst sh0meiess nposfncy has become quite too con,aon iD e modern his,or, ol this cOuntEy. To enable the pnhc io farm an ad- eaa,e c"nce p,ion uf the degree of confidence which aiaor will furnish them with an extract iEom that teracious print.
 In hiss,aper ofJuae 26, 1880. the editor holds the following language :-
 {" uon%aty, although in the long rus obviously ile beat policy will er,heess receive reproduction from parclase,t and venai parzans'--(who is purchased how Jusrph who prinrs by aGsl.osiiyi aad who for che pahty stipend 0f $3O0 per amnum is experimenting n Cos. Foot that hOaesy which n the tong rsa Is the besi policy q Ong Senaior Mr. Foot, whose nieRri- .J (mark ,he wos,lj can no, b. iapsaeed trae Ihas recei. ed his full share ofcOniumey undoubiedy From the Sasiss papaTr," twhose press has turned Swiss wihia a few m"n'hs pas' cir Joseph! who is So" sssalioy Gov. Foot wi,h ineessani coauney for pos Fessiag iRiegrity that cannot be impeached! O JO- seph! J"seph wbaa precious sample 0f consistency tAea aas' ID Why cue SeHa.or has pufesad s.'s eOUrse which is coRdemed lie has fuly stated ia the spee,h lately pnhlished. HIS CONSISTENCY ta,e. aye !ls' Ills DECISION OF CHARACTER" 1" ehew yrssvl bits the gail os due head ' AND TIE SENT ADaiNiSTRATioN," f thssr hin Near nsssr him., ase ihers amply vndica'ed" yss asaply ,ia- diested bsi hoW caa Joseph viadira,e his PfeseHi vile abuse of Gos. Foot ,ow hiS base desrr'ion of principle ior filthy lacre saks! ID the pesasai of that speech our e,zeas may learn some ol ihe ways sf the powers that be-. tone of~hich l. buy ap se- Aaa prss.es "aad y ihem by she criterion ol their e~a political principles" tihs criierion' of Joseph Rarber's principles: as well nigh. we speak of the criterion sf weaihercoek! 2 .Wheaher Mr. Foot ~"Hld dtsireto retire or a0s the expiration of bis Present term we cannot say; how sarprisins J bs, his 10 she Senais (how upright !l will farm impedmen, 'o his reslsc,e". taoi ., all Dos al, all ll .'on the mi.ds of the dOminani party ia the Siaie, (sse1aaor Foo.! forever D "who decidedly'' trirk pin ihese I! "appSose Of that cosrse"-tyes, zee: ,he d@ocrss ofl8SO approved oT shs senatorial earrer o Gov. Foo, did .l'ose of iS32 aad ,h-re- fors they seat him so Congress as a member of the Eouse of Representatives: did sbose of 1884, and thensbey rlectod him Q the oice uf Governor ofIs
 ,ste aud do those oG 1885, and therefore they in- seud to re-erei him to te high station i1 spiis "f te OI the seUaf gDseph Barter and his pre- aeet icsersI asid prescribing ases.1
 Huaza! we gay for Gov. Fso'! i:.e uawaseripG de- mocra the iaeerrppsihle airica! she sPrehi and sDsadenl ssa,asman who never betrayed the people. aad 10 Whase us claims the people wiii TeePoad huS. e. husza IO ihO tUne of Eve thousand maj"riy!!
 T. Az ELIGToR.