Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-23
Chr State Tickef..

]: !: 4a.5t LEHMAN Y: CUTLER, of Watersewn.
 - - -c$-z ---; < ... Our State Ticket esr Rspsty, k sxer, hss ticket for State Officers fss~ presented te .he people of thi, State for sAsif sufrages, combining SO many elements ot pppularisy and unexeeptieasble character Tn all 1issC Cs1didases, az the one which we hoist to-day ] 1o the head Of our colamus, endorsed by tive kreea and barmopisus Conventions of the people. '3ssWe takr q peculiar pleasure also in being able to raise aa e,Union Republican Ticket" to our o mast head in this campaign, as, from the frt we have been sincerely in earnest in desir- inga Unionss Of all fbe 0yg forces in this State sgaipst tho "si ifs and bua, ;" because, while we sbss not 3 jot or title fEem our Republican pnnciples7 holding them in as high and sincere ssssinasion as ever-and wishing to all free think srs the same right to their own opinions on State or xD;asrnmsdtA policy,--we. believe, first, that iu Usion is sssenges," and that in these times Of our. nation's- trial, all good and trae men should be found enlisted, under one banner, to preserve it. e %3 "-
 The names then upon this ticket comprise three ofthose gentlemen, who are aow serving the State, andhayedone SO forthe past year, with distinguish cd fidelity and skill, and two selected from the ranks of a party heretofore in opposition to our own, but distinguished from many of their old pastizans, by firm, unyielding, constant, sincere dev6tfon to the cause of their country. We are xI.S LAS end EZRA DEAN to the State, but at the sams time,7ae are confident that none will yield less regretfully than themselves to. the circum stances which place their positions into other hands. !: f l:e 5a'r,~s 3 aofthe Candidates presented, we may barely give their names, to commend them to the ear .Aest xnd -con6ding suppors of the voters of this Uountya e-B- -"~
 Of Gov. Buck1seHAN, it is indeed superauous to osayA word. Every man knows of his emi- nent fitness for the position which he now fills with 50 much dignity and credit to himself and to the State. It is no injustice to many other able and loyal men to be found in the State, to say, that there is no one else in Connecticut whom it is of such importance to our highest in- {terssts and honor to retain in the Gubernatorial Chair at this crisis in the affairs of our nation, or whom wo could so lilly afford to lose from the petition, than Governor Buckingham. It is well for us that we have such man now in office, whom we can continue there. The elevation or continuance of such men in power does not add Co their own dignity, but rebounds to the honor ~sod sassy of -tas;s ssse-.
 Of ROGER AvERIII, the Candidate for Lieut.. Governor, it is hardly necessary to inform our county readers, that no man is more esteemed in this county, where he is so we'll known, and none more fit for the office to which he will be elected. Born in Salisbury, where he commenced the practice of Law, hs remained practitioner at the Litch6sid Bar till ls4s, when he removed to sspapbnry in Fairfsld County. He represented the town of Salisbury in ls43 in the State Lsgs. olasurs, and has since, we believe, been the De- mocratic Candidate for Secretary of State and State Senator. MT. Averill, ve are told, has ta- ken decided stand, ever since the first mutter- ing of rebellion, for the Union, and in support of the government and has interested himself large. Nin the enlistment of volunteera from his pres. snt rssidence--the evidence of which exists part. lyin tho fact that Go. A, of the llth Regiment, nowih General Burnside's expedition, bears his name as the AvsriH Riass."
 nigni6sd, urbaae sad genial in his manners, PoassAssa Of 8 prompt and ready speech, and with a,eisar, sonorous voics, he will make most :sapital presiding officer in the Senate Chamber.
 JAMES HAMhoan TsuMBuLI, the present able snd efficient Secretary of State, needs no en. dprsement but his. own, to secure .. reelection. Heis popular in, his office, aud performs his du. 'ties admirably. s' "e GABRinL W. ColrE of Middletown, Candidate for State Trsasuref, is retired merchant, man of lasgs fsstahe5 which ..has all been aceamula. tsd by his own industry admirable business 9lents, aetivsSndustrious, and financially shrewd, Aesisa . man, other things being equal, whom we ahopld endorse most heartily for the position of State Treasurer. He has acted in politics hi,h. etc; with the Douglas democrats; ;-but is unui,. sEkaksably loyal to his Government, and has been softom the frst.. 4 letter from him, which wstase seen, written in September last, before set antinstoA. .. .is,-osme. bviny- med 'ia ssy 5aiea csnyensicn could have been sae r.sd te Ha, and which suppressed the. most Aaeapaghlg spsts;etio and hearty sentiments of Mishh aua desotsoat to the synioa, leads U, to
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