Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-26

John Cotton Smith being called so, -. lew minutes, but didn't say anvtb;,ssPo sPoAe eept .s eulogise Seymour as the onlv s. .ne state who had talked peace from ,LA sh m ing r upon % sumter to the present moment A1~ & '. bishop, of Bridgeport, said b. v.. WHiing to spend his money freely in tb. . ~as ing campaign' and he hopsd Seymour voniS H. F. Barbour, of Hartford, said ,b.. month ago they did not think it would hs .ase USe to nominate Seymour, but the people no,, Ss manded it. {" We shall sound m ,n....s:- trumpet this time. We are aaain.t ths .an se.n' The elections in other States have po. hsa. understood by the President. There bssa been too many War Democrats chosen. WS.', Thomas H. Ssy mour is elected, hs Presidsns 'c'tt understand chat that means It will me.,, that the blood. eff our brethren has been sb sd m an unholy crusade, and the war must stop. we cant conquer the South. The Repubii. cans arc. unwilling the Union should be res tstored unless slavery is .destroysd,u-phes seouth understands it, and every Spark of. Uuionism 1as been crushed out there, Let Seymour he elected, and South may come back. An awful responsibility is on us
 Wv. Eaton being loudly called for said. For the last ten ,years tle Dsmscratic nar.. l nas acted on the defensive. Now Nc mp:t carry the war into Africa. At former C,or. | Yehtlons It has been the custom for ons aal. gate to silly take resolution out of bis no.I ct, and another delegate to silly ,sla o,,t another from his pocket, and so patcb mn platform, the effort being 10 sec wbi,h nar,v could steer closest tethe wind We used io. say" we were just as much opposed to slave. ry as anyooay :" But we musts,op all that These troubles which are now upoi, ns 1h.r. come because the Democratic tpar,y didn,, | stand firm. thank my God tl,nt tbs na,I cratic party now stands firm, and no le,cer tslk asout being opposed ts slavery, ssk no 1aVors rom the miserabls, contemntihIs niaek republican Aboliiien party. eharcc tnat iney have brought on this war. Icbar9a Una, Mliiiam kingham-dishonest fonL- !! uisnohes'-,sent six men into peace con God Almighty never made nr,er na,r;o; than Thomas H. Seymour. S.y,uonr ii5 m, wish to De nominated, Seymour said that inc events of the next twelve months might nl.cc the uovernoi m pOsition of great responsi- blllty and danger" and he would rather na. be nominated Hartford delegates had not worked for Seymour. The country towns la mandea his nomination.. To.morrow W rorniur 'nese oreeks herc (n,eanirg ths rerortersl VIII DC out anu one will call Seymour q cop, l perhead and another 8 traitor. God oiyo Conneecticut many such traitors The way to get beaten is 10 act on the defensive Gn home and make no apologies :c ;Le ns"nl. s1p your nomination Eaion sccme.i io slosr,, appreciate tue fact apologies would Be .rnsc. ted ny the people Tsil ,he p,onle you have nominated the best nan in 10 s,aic Make this talking campaign. Charge all inc cor ruptiens on inc administration. The pem ocfatlc party is hnnorcti all over ihe Bn;ou. l have lived South for many years and have never forgeti -h my friends ihcre. INo doubt about that. Whra fhesc r.snii.i oas ,re hare adopted 90 hronyh Me eeun'rg e,s t,e wings of fhe hghfntng IteN Eoa ts,e,c aiY bs stqrtlcd readers. dN orcr fhr Union. Eksh ths Ssgi5cr,,, CTS see man a. oHr stdpGnYI brarfp rsaAa Hen iore they do that the hrarc msa s;pa..s kcrciy ,ronen ofthe Souh aW say iaf xs aass peaee.' He ariN stand bR He & sfh A few yieihries, such as we shall inar sura,e, aId the Union will be restored.
 | Three cheers for Eaton
 1 50 the Democratic State ticket is as follows! 1 Fer Governor.
 THeMAs il SrYMorR of Har:rnyd 'f l For Lieutenant Governor JAMES 4. Eov:Y, nf Norwich. For Secretary of State. J II. EnYT. n Greenwich For Treasrrer.
 ANDREW l. l. SsToS oi New Uarcn.
 Fnr Forg;'ro!!er.
 LioIp 7. DALta.S uf Vis,ig.m.