Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-25
FOR PkEs1DE1 . c. FREAd0Ns
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,

JORN.C. FREM0NT.
 FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
 WILLIAM L. DAYTON.
 VIZ seldom go into a.nsie ehborihg village without hearing 1t anrounccd, that :. Litchfeld Town Hill k terrible cold place. Now shis is not said in joking, pleasant way Nor does it refer to he state of the atmosphere hcreabout. Mo- it is repeated in . sly. sneerhg psannef ahd beans upon its face the idea that the people, the hard-working industrial people are frozen and insensiblc. There must be . cause for this For ourselves who stop to talk with this man about his crops, aad that one about the lweather and aal in good humer take tit at some old DenocIat or Whie, ve have never Uncovered it. But othe. folks. outsiders, men that are not ac- quainted with over tweive or thirteen of our towns people. are alnass harpfag about our cold climate which means simTly {. Ton are ahard.hea1ted, frozen, half-petrifed community, that carry your soulsin your brooches pockets.''. <. sY x.s s<
 Neighbos, Eou judge us wropgfuliy; yon judge usfrem afew people who do not represent the spir- itof the community y-uaen you always meet when, you come in to uasm your shins by o August fires- and who tell long stories about the state of society in the adjoining districts when in nresly they areen- tifely with the pulse that throbs, and the heart that beats in honest patriotism from one end of the town to the other Yes, yoa will find among us many man that makes an honest living from raising pumpkins and Indian corn, md 4xhe lays by little esery year, tud has enough beside) to enable him to take other paper than the Hart ford Times and New Haven Register, that have few ideas of their own; and though pretty tough in the way Of a bargain, pretty tender about tbe heaiTt, and pretty determined when they set their lander up-mcn tbat don't forget the cause that called out the Republican party. and who sec through the efforts of the Administration to blow hot and cold with the same breath. They understand perfectly how desirous this party is to restore peace to Kansas, and how Massachusetts and Connecticut made all. the trouble out thefc-how our brDthers murder men and violate women-and how they learned thus t act in the free schools that our sons and daughters are the preceptors oLhow this is the general doctrine put forth from our academies and colleges-and they understand still more, how our grand Republic is about to be converted into Pa pal Kingdon-how Col. Fremont is going to run opposition to Pope Plus how he was ftsmsrly1 1 cannibsl, sad thinks nothing of eating dogs and mules, whenever he is hungry. Walk up. gentle men, walk upl HeIeis Fox's Book of Martyrs for you, and the History of Matia Monk. Walk up. walk np Here is grand Auto-de-se, and His tory II the InQuiation. Walk up.-Here is the Scarlet Woman. and Death on the Pale Horse.-a Here Is molar tooth from the Dragon, and the prsseryed liver of old Calvin. Here's Col Fremont with mitre on his head, and cross on his breast and the kcys of St. Peter in his hand. And here is piece of the Original Rock-aad to wind sN, Oti- ginal Sin in the shape of Willard Fiiimors, who stands ready to display it all for shilling sight And here is the argument, frce-thinking cf the North, on which you are to vote for James Buchan- an-Slang, vile misrepresentation and cowardly sniff fling about dsunion.-This is all, and with it, the black banner of slavery floating above. Men of the North, you willing for the sake of old party name, to yield up your rights-rights which your fathers bequeathed to you ' Better give up your farms and factories es-bctter give up your churches and conference rooms, the girls you love, and the times-and then die frccmcn. The world will hon. or you for it; the nations who are struggling to throw of the chains of tyranny, will honor you for it; and the Christian Religion will remember your name. till the Armament shall dissolve in fervent heat. Down with the base Oligarchy that seeks to control the entire Republic. Perish the rats and yeEmin that .gnaw at the foundation of our Union anddown with the flag of Slavery. and up with the Stripes and Stars ! s h7 tst