Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-12

Stanley Fowler, of the Western R. R. Co. sette, thus lashes pitiful renegade Vermont. CT, who ventured to sheer Ut New England, in recent Chicago paper:
 AN INFAMOUS AssAuLr.-Some one of tho louzy lazzaroni who belch daily venom through the Chicago Times, finds opportunity in the late New England Festival in this city, to pour out his instructive hatred sf everything ds. cent and loyal, in vile epithets and abuse of the most filthy and virulent nature, upon the character of the primitive settlers Q. New England and their descendants, male ard fe- male, in every portion of every State in the land. The pusillauimous sneak who wrote it, is said to hail from Vermont. and is one of the meanest of all mean, God forsaken creatures "a renegade Yankee. Such a man would blasphsme bis Maker. defame the mother whs bore him. or sheer at his sisters virtue. with . coolness of coo. malignity that would disgrace the devil himself We wish we knew his name, thar we might hold it up to well merted acorn and contempt.
 Had it not been for New England VIC would like to know where this country would he now. It was New England who first wrested from ruthless savages footho!d in q bleak, howlinx wilderness. New England it was that by the valor of her sons, and the wisdom of her statesmen, won the battles of the Revolution, and set the wheels of our untried government successfully in motion. Descendants Of New England have peoped almost the entire Un. ion, except perhaps certain portions of Caro. lima and Virginia, colonized by strumpets. con, victs and felons, exported by the ship load fro English prisons-from whence originated those much vaunted E. F. V.'s,) and her en. terprise, capital and genius has built our ca. nals, railroads, telegraphs, whitened our lakes and seas with commerce, and made the fertile prairies of the West to blossom as the rose. New England genius, literary and nechanical New England capital, honestly earned by honest labor-New England virtue. honor. worth and influence, us impressed on success- i've chapters in the history of this country since the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers, are the glory and proud inheritance of every enc of her hlial sons aud daughters everywhere. Had it not been for New England, Chicago would not have existed to day. When this Verrn ,nt sneak islanders New England and her descend. ants, he grossly insults two-thirds of our r;,i. zsns of American origin. comprisine the hest. most respectable, enterprisn9 and inilusntisl class of residents in Chicago. Let every New
 Englsnder by birth or descent, give this dirty dog (whoever he may bel the cold shouldsr, who thus labors 10 rcyile aud bring into d;sre pute the land of his birth and ours, and who only disgraces himself by such an attempt. He ought to be kicked and rotten -egged out of Chicago. whose pure air he bestiiiks with in. fsctious treason and base slurs upon every hing that is truly go d, great and glorious. We recommend him to go South (the Tfnes Ihas plentyo of admiring friends there. to whom iit eau furnish rccommendatory leitsrs) and ob-
 tsin situation on some plantation, where he |ctn yent his obscenitY, brutality, and mean lneas on helpless ni9gers to his hearts co;.seus. Your Vsrmont Tankes renegade i've have heard and believe it trueJ makes the best ni9teI driver in the world.