Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-31
GEN. CLEVELAND AND Low WAGES.

Governor could have far forgot himself ~ to
giUe expression to the sentiment that "SEvENTY-FvE
CENTS OR DOLLAR A DAY IS AS MUCH As A ME-
CHANIC OUGHT To RECEIVE" Below we copy from
the Palladium the certificates 1t three respectable cit
lzens ct New Haven in confirmation Of the truth Of
Inc statement already given TO the public bearing up
on the point at issue The gentlemen whose sigma.
lures are afxed are extensively known by the busi-
ness men OF the State and wherever they are known
their testimony will be received with entire conf.
dence by every unprejudiced mind We trust tbs
honest and intelligent portion of the mechanics of this
County will ponder well upon these developemen,x
before they cast their votes at the coming election
Can they consistently give their support to party
which av"wedlv advocates the exploded and vninoug
doctrines Free Trade, the direct tendency Of which
IS to depress the American mechanic and lahorer tn.
level with the ignorant, aEstarved inmates Of the
| English work shops and manufactures viii thew
place confidence in the loud professions of democrat
cy and love for the dsIr workng.men by these loco.
loco organs and candidates for Office, while thew are
exer''ng all their influence break down the existing
arm Laws and prevent the passage Of all laws hav.
ing tor their object the protection of Home lndus,rv
N's to be expected that the locos will make every
ettJrt TO annul the testimony of Messrs Hubbe and
bunce hut their efforts will be vain for even the DOS.
tive denial OF the General himself could no, rebut the
evidence "tthree uumpeachah!e Witnesses whohaye
distinct recollection Of the facts to which thew tes.
liy Here follow the cericates-et every Mechan.
&c read them and then ask hmselfi he can cast his
vote Tor man who enterains so contracted an idea
oil the value Of mechanical skill and labor
CERTIFICATES.
Some time in the month Of May, in the year 1885,
me Legislature Of the State then being in session in
land IN no.,m,Ia. Zen. Chaqncey F. Cieve'
to assist him in the scleclon OF On rr;a"s ,"hh TO-
sald ne wished to purchase We called the man.
Csvalan5 saw Cho ~ ounce q Co' where Gen.
cy. the price of which he was iniormed hv NJ ~
Siooor woo tor IT, which Mr.. Bunce reiu<ed-savng
Cleveland renIi"d 10 n s"a1 70 oid IT, Zen.
five cents or dollar day is as much as mechanc
or f ~ rec zen cleveland made other
| wi,hou. purchasing EIJZE1P EII ITGTEn'ne"'
new t1aVen' march ~ 1912.
1bove q d;s,i,c, ,..o,,oo,;o,, ~
with Gen. Cleveland related by MIR. HuhbrII in ,hc
foregoing. nsG, s'atemen aid the same is true in every
New Haven, March 90 1870 . r. SONEE.
wen recolect Gen. Clevcand's calling al our es.
NM han no
non; but my BROTHER p. Bunce, repented !, to me
% "' , ,n.Y s!, ana u was as related by Mr. HUB
new '1aVen, March ", 1912.
4rWHas !-Rexae,n6er The rolue nj y .;,o,. ,o,.
Remember tia: Chaunccv r. Cleveland w,, M, loru
ago elected to the Legislature Of this State Nv .
jori,y Of ONE vote, and that cas-, bv hims.,f,-ond
one VIII. vote MAY now Dr.ven, ,he l,c,co.o. FROM,
:. s. '6''''"'e " oo'''
.,-. ',' ~" VIZ. "'''s"'es 10 "'
~ '"'"' 70 "e''"'' up'"
ns.,o,u - .';'I: >, ~ ''o' ""' F'","'.'
-
'oDoH ""l heacer' are yo" ready TO put
e"' sum" wi ZIG o" Tue oene" OF the oupre'n"
o'''' VI WIS ''".e linen vo'e i'r "cof"co Keep
port o.ooco even though he be smooth and tou9vey
and "al things to al, men," then ms, s,v a, homo
md ,,o, ;,, ;1 ,., ~ cr u :,
WV '0' ""' GU a''''' "s encc'un"y I'd e'sVa"hG
'im to seat by the side Of those learned and just
men who now do honor 10 their ;udicnl s,o,ion. and
WI ""''e ""ee''! "nu WISDOM we are 70 rely Tor a.
faithful exposition Of our laws, and for efficient pro.
lection upder ,h.n
20 HORACE LASloE, Esq. has been appointed
IF Henry ;,ou,. rs.;,,od
a,-We nrc erafed to notice the nomination Nv