Litchfield enquirer., 1863-11-19


 We presume our readsrs have but little ops
 portunity to see tbes tioas If the pres ent coppeshead and tory prs ef Connecticut. sWe hays. ihefeiore. cullsd IS following ex- tracts from jingle nunbsfe ef dpe of them |ths Bridgspoa Eaypsr zhicl may be found |inhs hst issas. h sdditisa to these, the
 number before us contains lengthy editorials.
 written in the same venomous vein which char Faetsrises the extfaels we giHe, with the cap
 tions of The Psace Policy the True ops,; . F Seerlafa rf Apburns fpn ,Nsr tafd Haae : |4A Higb.Hahdsd Outrage; lpreyentiag a
 desertes from voting } A . The ShoddF Russian Bali Execution for Desertion;n ;n Tax
 on the Right Of sulirage :; &c., &c.. &c. And
 yet this Former. once overwhelmed by mdig: nant public sehtimeBt, has the audacfty to ay the United Sdtes lag irotaaifs fnastheady jus, las tho pirates do onthe sea- who strive to en- Etanele in their tolls, nnwary vsssels.. | o1a F Here follow . fswo itsits elegant extracts 1: saarHE people have paid five and half mill ion of .dollarsfo tbe Seeretsrytof War to pro. cure substitutes for the army. He, has wasted I the whole sum ih buying negro slaves of loyal masters in Maryland and elsewhere ' Ia it wonder that onr armies are aefeatsdib9 gaia ] ts guoogoo .b.jieIiIng s9usbifnoa ,bsEiYof1gs ! IT is said that the: Presidents son Robert, or
 Bob-o- Lincoln, as he is called, has made half a
 million odollafs ass ao gosern,ne1tz contractor. What q shEewd set of, 6naaeiers ere all this Lincoln tribe.
 7, HARRIS, straightout Democrat, was elect 1 ed from the Fifth Congressional District, Ma ryland, by majority of nearly 1000: This is one of the most remarkable sttiamphs ofs the
 has as yet transpired. The disciples of the
 bayonet and Lincoln are furious so 's 42-''1 1a
 ;d THE I Abolition" :" Union" platform may be
 summed up as follows, Under the pretense
 of saving the Union they propose destroying sitfifi detail, cutting it up By piecemeal and castingitIto sthe winds. n Their motto is, pile ipp the appblic debt 50 high that no man can count 1t, but save, the oUnion.o Pillage, burn anc destroy the South, but save tEe Union. tFight on, keep apa the war for a generation to come. free four millions ofBiggers, but save the, Union. rDown. with, the Northern De mocracy. choke out free speech, muzzle the pSess, 'overturh the Coufts, destroy the ballot. but save inc. Union.J | Make the President efa. peror. and give us the spoiIs, but save, the Un ion. That is their platform, pure and simple. bisIbag gb99s so Iod 5fd 5ii. fl siJM 9if,5a' aVAILANpIaHA1.-G Centuries after the city of Pompeii had been drowned in, laya, it is. saic that Roman soldier was found leaning against a post near one of the city. with his weapon in his hands. as if still on duty. The black lava-tide of corruption has swept over the head of Ohio's noble patriot, but like the mo- ble Roman soldier, he is on duty, and centu- ries hence. when the names of his prosecutors will have been forgotten, or like sau 9d cps i,s. ..'Cromwell's. damned to everlasting fame;,' Vallandigham's name will shine like Q bright star on the historic sky and as the graldsire relates his worth, the boy will burn to emulate his farne.-sColusa. Gal Ssm.o ts4sf tsuj si ii
 LINCoLNs THANKSGIVING European press treat President Lincoin's calf for thainks- giving us blaspheuious irony. aearhe Fines ex- claims, as, follpws:,lo geu nuiwsib bun .sE.isa
 Thanksgiving for what? For civil war. the greatest of calamisies for the destruction by rude hands of . Constitution which has been regarded as a masterpiece of human wis dom for the loss of lberty; for the death or mutilatiou of hundreds of thousands of hu. man beings; for the increase of spirit of ex- and hatred i; for the devastation of Vast tsrTttUrtes TOT the substitution s0f paper credit for regular and lucrative industry, aud FUr the tenfold miseries which the war has hitherto inflicted on the black race as well as on the white--thesel are the things for which President Lincoln would have to thank Pray, dence. if the day of thanksgiving had been fixed on tue Sd day of October. For what blessings will he have to returM thanks on tIte 26th efo November? How can Ire ---Loyi can any man forecast what in six weeks hepce will be the position of the Aniencan repubiic- whether it wllt be one desnaadilig tl,ankseiylI. ng or more suitably cotamemorated by fasting md humiliation !. Is the course of events flow- ing so entirely in one directionrare the indi cations of prosperity 50 steady and ass uared that Mir. LincoinH Is justified 0i n pTonouncins with certainty that his affairs on the ,26th ot November will call for thanksgivine aud not for hum,iaat;oa To thank God for blessingpss ps not received, 'isiss near a1 approach to blasl pheny us to rspne ag~ipst chastisenents duly 'ns' .seu' sfa1o aldi sahi o3 .seaafg il,ibrsg!5