Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-18
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S5rfllsIrD AND TOT surrREssED. --Nos Isu m IT, MD NOW 1sU DON The orde sqp11chiug the Chicagor Times hae beensrescin dsd. It was , eontemptlble, miserable, sqnar back down on the part of the Administration ma its advisors here. It has made every m conditional UDion man hang his head for yer. shame. and siisgusted all those who would hay. rallied ss one man tothe support of the Govern msnt, had the slightest resistance besn offsres toitsjust a0diawful authority 4 few blatant rfiskey drinking, bawlias copperhsasls havs made Abe Lincolnstsr the cleaaest sonlerse' ihat political acrobat eyer attempted. The eers of gsplmoshar Trumbnll and Mrs. Nancy Arnold wsrs greetsd ty few spiteful hissss sud thsy riIted 5orth~ith. Their kueesknock. a together. they tssmblsd like aspens. and droppi1g os shsir marrow bones, they ssgssd the President by telegraph. I for expedisncy's ssks" (tbs plsa of pusillaninous, chicken hearted. whus lisered towards and poltroons a thsy ars.) to allow the frs in the rcar' to = =, sn1 C the astonishment of tens of sIoassnds of loyal men in Chicago who would iavs maintained and. carried into effect Burn sids's srdsr with their lives if need be. the rsssidspt of the great United States of Amer ies heard the bleating of these tender sheep, eausht tho cowardly infection, became panic stsush sud haatsned to undo what had thns fer tsen e righteousIy done. By this act Abe Lincoln has iDssltsd the intslEgsnce, public epirit and usswerving loyalty of the people of chioaeo, and thrown distrust and doubt upon ths sbility Of inc Government to enforce its swn sathority, through one of its ablest and uoblsst dsfsndsrs and opponents. We blush Sos him, and sorrow in the depths of our hearts thst hs cannot and will not learn that the rsspIs sse far in advance of him and such pu- siIlssimous buck rabbits as Trumbull and Ar nold. h their determination to crush out such iafhmops ouilaughts on the rear of our sol- disu. who ass fighting for our homes, our lib srsiss. our safsty, and tho integrity of that uuion which can alone preserve to us the blsssiues Of liberty and republican institutions ss ths .zsinsei. above all other kindred copper. Hsstahssts, has openly and boldly waged from ths ftst moment of its existence. It is vain chat 70 sxclaim in the bitterness of our nor tifession and chagrn. ohl for Jackson, a Dsfj6f, Banks. . Fremont, or Burnside in ths Presidential Chair Republican or Demo- erst. ws care not, so he possessss tue pitb for :ztsrprissa Of great moment. the moral cour. sges ths bsokbcps to assert the dignity of the 0ovsspmsnt. and maintain it. Such coward Y sIasrity was never sesn since Bull Run. Ths ptssident of great. courageous, noble people of twenty millions. (nine tsuths of whon ars loyal all thsough) aud the Con- nsndssin.Chisf of million of armed men, sassmst dry up . -spswing sheet which has aided ths dynasty of JeHf. Davis { O., prslsngsd the war. poisoned public opinion is1s is ths Northwest, and inflicted more in. id1y upou our troops and the cause for which they ars shedding their lavish blood, than { hundred vsllandighams could accomplish in tfl5 yeaD time. What an example to set bs. Ssrs ths gallsnt sons of Illinois and the North vs1kwhsss plack is % heartily appreciated, snd oowardics % thoroughly despised. We ssoonmsnd old Abe, if hs has become 10 com. plstsly dsmoraIised q to anticipate the decis. ioe q . Court of Law by directing the rsvo. cation of n order @ eminently just, right, and prspsrs q that of Burusidss, No. 84. on l. application of eowardly handful. flight sned 1t thsir own shsdows--to make speedy eip ts Newport orsems other watering place, whsre he esn rssuscitass bis bodily strength, lsspssiaIly mssols,) and ssnovats and recupe. sats his msntal and moral faculties, 90 that whsu anothsr tsst arisss. hs may svines some ls1pv. at least q sxseutivs ability, self poise sevill pswsr--vhst VI call ont West, man. AssSi As tor 0nnny Tfumbull and Mrs. Nancy Asnsld, wsladvias low diet, foot baths, ssstls tsnia and | strengthening plaster to bs wota on thsir particularly weak backs. and ~s tat ~s my never more hear them howl. iss q usion nsssinm. Aftsr this date, . htsss Of nsnksys, grimaeing, squeaking and sqsselipg, will have more effect on Chicago sa1Isaoe ehAa snything their cracked voices ssa sttse. sof sll nean things under the sun anesal aud physical cowsrd is the meanss, ast nss1 sou1siptibls. Wsstsn B. B. Can,
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