Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-29
Confidential.
NEW YORK, March 2l, 1860.
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Gentlemen The Connecticut Skae EIeCfiOa, t0 be held on Monday. I'd April, IS conceded to . highly important i'll It's influence On the 6onIbx Presidential nominations and election. H t should unfortunately result like New lIampskirs. the effect must be very injurious.
 A number of gentlemen, deeply interested in the cause, have associated for the purpose of reu- dering material aid to the state committee to- ward defraying their general and special election expenses.
 The most strenuous efforts are being made by the Republican party to carry the election st all hazards.
 lhe committee have requested me to make an appeal to those frms engaged in the Southern and South Western trade Below give yOa . list of contributors and if the effort meets your approval, will happy to hand to the committee your check payable to the order Of A. Belmont, Treasurer.
 As there is no time to lose, will be glad to hear from you by or before Saturday morning, March 24 inst Yours very truly,
 Henrys, Smith X Townsend S5OO; E. n. & E. A. Whitlock, S5OO; Lanes. Boyce Ce. S25O Hotchkss Fenner & BeDnetT. S25O Chas. M. Connolly, S2OO; A. T. Stewart < O., S5OO Wilson G. Hunt, $25O; A. BeImOaL $500 Allen, Mclean Bulkley, s25O. We know that the Democrats of COnnectieut long since boasted that they had been provided with all the money they wanted or could pFUhta- bly, use. Nobody need be told that such sub scriptions as the above can be used in but One way, and that way which morality, democracy, and law unite in sternly forbidding. h is in effect given up that the freemen of Connecticut can neither be frightened nor bullied into voting into power the millions of the Slavery PrOpa- ganda the last resort is to see whether th0u- sand or more of them cannot be bought. IT there are Republicans in Connecticut with whom neither conscience, nor pride, nor shame, can withhold from the pit of infamy now being dug before their feet-if there be one thousand suek who are at heart the base, sordid wretches whi, ,h their race and kin have been so steadily depict ed by their traducers, now is their chance to show themselves what they are, and remind tAo world that, though Connecticut had few TOsies in the Revolution, she was nevertheless the bsFth place of Benedict Arnold. If there be any of her living sons envious of his fame and late, the opportunity is now afforded them. Let tne un: ward taEo caro that no fraud or forgery shall snatch from their hands the victory Of which corruntion alone can deprive theT,-N. r. IT, bune.
 yy,o MAY BE VorERs-1. All white ma1e .;t;zens. of good moral character, who can red, and are twenty-one years of age, having rssided in this state at least one year last past, and six months m in the town, may be admitted as voters.
 2. All electors, that is. those who have once been admitted in some towns in this state, nay be registered as voters in any town, on . resi. dence of -four months-the proof of being an elector is certificate from the clerk of the town where the voter was admitted.
 3. All voters who have reDsored from one town to another since the first of October last, should procure their certificates.
 4. No elector can vote on certificate except ip the town where he resides. But he can vote tho state ticket on certificate soon as he has as e. fua residence ; and for sheriff. If he did not ss- move from another county and for senator and judge of probate, if he did not remove from some other senatorial or probate district
 n~T The Democraty of MildIetcwn was sd- dressed on Tuesday evening by Dr. Woodwarlo of that city and Dr. Beckwith of Iitch6eld. A con ,ultation of physicians is the last resort to sstaD ifs. end is usBsIly followed by dissolpiiep.