Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-25

scoHld as son trust hsm Gs any other tndsrsdu0L IIfs INTEGRITY IS BEyoSD susPIcloN.'-JoHN .. CALHOUN. -4>.
 Tax New York Herald, in an article blaming the RepuilicAns in Congress for giving way upon the army bill, says:
 Fos what was the struggle commenced and for q time persisted in? It was for uoth- ing less than the overthrow of system of un- cxampsed despotism on the part of the admin istrStion, and for the ansnlMeut of code of lays that would have disgraced the statute book of Austria, Russia os Naples. The Presi- heat was required by his constitutional oath to enforce the laws of Congress. The law of Congress organizing the Territories of Kansas and Nchraska, contained the provision that the inhabitants thereof should pass tho hwsfos theiaown internal government, free from all other restriction than that of the Constitution of tho United States. How was that provision cbscrved! It is matter about which there is i. nov no cavil or dispute, that armed bands from Missouri croasrd into the territory, drove the residents from the election polls, and imposed on tho Territory Legislature of their own choosing subjngating it, ih fact, as completely as anyc0untry has ever hcen subjugated by the. armed hand. ot.only did tue President stand calmly by md see the outrage on freedom and republicanism perpetratcd but when a few of the real residents recovered from tho nlarm into which they were cast by the invasion, aild attempted to assume their rights, he allowed lis Judicial riyrmdon to have these men depriv- cd of their liberties, on the ridiculous charge of treason. and the United States troops thsre, wcrc.. by the instructions of Mir. Jefferson Davis .emyloyed ss the jailors of these political prisoi CTS. fAwould be time lost to recapitulate all tho outrages on the rights of American citizens that Mir. Pierce either csnsed to be perpetra- ted, orsat least sspermitted and conniyed at. .Thr cold-blooded murders, burnings, and other atrocities that were committed, were repeti- .tions of the horrors of English and Scotch bor- der warfare, and appears almost incredible ut this day. Personal liberty sthcro was none, and but little security of life. The freedom of the press was crashef out in more summary manner than it ever was by any European des- pot, and the free expeession of opinion was de- cisred .. s.leaonr by tho Kansas Dracouian code. and Mr Pierce, semiled mud murdered while he smiicd' aud civil war was initiated inthe land.''
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 TnAssAcssoss 6y BARsl6w -xSD TIE Bas- eE--RgroRr or rHs ISsEsrIaAriEa GoMslI- rEE.-Tnes Investigating Committee appointed to examine into the condition of the several State olnces, and. investigate the transactions of the School Lsud Department since tho or gauisnttono of the State Government. reported in the Asqemhly this morning, by their Secre tarL the Hon J. E. Potter. ss = =. -
 Inc Report is lengthy, and was unanimous Itekhibtss tho most sstounding corruption and ffaud. cxceetiing an that haS hitherto been e6arKed agNiust the Barstow Administration.
 Tho Committee show that tho loss to the schoo, fund by theie dishonesty, jmcapacity negligence, ard absolute thett, will not fal short q o3, poo 900. Drunkenness, gambling, stealing, md <ffaud in severy form, have been tho erdef 6f the day about the Capitol, during these years of misrule which have been brought upon tte 6tc1p by ' party that has been hoist ed into poWE pnder the popular name ol Z. s.Democfacy F The people vill hysand.hy diseosef the dIllesenco between selEstylcd Dc naocracy and sed Democracy 9 s \ \ - di's. ] ! {! slass q Jasrrdi lash. '
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