Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-05

V Meextract from the second resolution: eResolped, *ne*, That the liberties of the people are menacsd by Federal asurpations, I and Can only be protected by the eneryetie ac- tionof .State authority, and that we are deter. ntsasd to nsdintain and detend the honor of the State, &c. = s''i .ss. .s..
 We ask any sensible man what this can mean if not that Seymour, if elected, will :rssisi any law of the United States which he may choose to call "a usurpationfs' Aonstrous doctrine Giving to mere State officer the power to annuI the authority fthe Federal Constitu. ton, sapersede the arbitrament of the Supreme Court, override the President and Congress, and. in effect declare war against the nation l Thatthis is whnt is meant we are not permit tsdto doubt Look at the sixth resolution:
 That the Militia Bill recently introduced in to the Senate of the United States, by Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts, is subYersive of the sovereignty and rights of the Statas, end dc signed to mako them mere dependencies upon the CantIA Government; unconstitutional in its proyisions, and dangerous to the liberties of the people the authority of each of the States should sTsRNLY RESIST THE OPERATION ol . scheme 50 fatal to to the just relations which should always exist between the Federal and State Governments.
 Here it is, explicitly announced that the seymoaritss would If they could, srERNLr RE s1sr tho operation of law of the United Statssl How much fartksr could treason gos How much farther did 6oath Carolina go in 1882, when brave old Andrew Jackson sent men and guns tp jioak her soil in blood rather 4hanSleta her tseasonabls designs be carried out9 Hero is another article in this declara. tion of war: M X .,f .sst s l.''',
 Rssolped, That Ws Rill use our utmost inau- enca to PREVENT the payment of . SINGLE DOLLAR of the money of the people for the unWarrapted project Of Compensated Emanci- pation. ilss ~ M E
 This means ono of two things Reproduction, or CsDsl War. To the loyal people of Aissou. Ii xho have parted with thsir slaves at . sacrl- fcsefons the benefit of the Nation, and upon faitKin its honot' it says.. 'we repudiste ths Ashtw-vs care nothing for honor Base Base psrady! short-sighted rasealityt psstruc. tive at once and forever to, the credit of the os7ssRn. .astrs Biikhtisag Ind btaIaing as stsfl nally ip ths syss es shs world as ! nation ol 1 .h:a.s.A zass aghgssl wSF stsl a g.sae sz
 Rpt itisonlr Cpngrsss that ean yspssdiats, andalswiil taksswo thirdsof both Houses to svsfildsthS Exsjsntise veto But the Ssy. mousitss ssa cannot get two thirds at the nsarsat spfAiepg sftee Empheipation will have been oonsammated. and thsiuonsy paid beyond rsealI. z syAour and. Eaton kaow this. How then do they moan to prsseat the payment q the popssyi ,ss There ass dpply Aroaays possibls eitlisrto to snarchto Washington and seize upor tAs Tfsasary, e tO rsslatthe collection of ths Naa;ansI revenue u x home. EsAsr of thessl plans nssas rsvolution and war sanslinwYi dasdaasisg, deadly civil war ia the streets snd as sfhs hsssidss Connecticut .1.5s
 Wsikhew very val that manyof the Sey modrites dc pot look forward to bloodshsd aa the fEaitof thsir policy. Thor ase calculating on-thetfmidity of thu NationAi 0oyernment and bp the eovafdics q loyal men. They hopa hY hlnster and 6tsyldo about adsfendine ourlfbsrt;ssys Y to hind lhsulpeDpls to ths tsss iss1s; 1nd fIightsn tbs Govsrnment into sub- missiop 1a,s lS tksit tssscn. Hsar what Mr. j. Gall harSef Nsv Ha4sp. isid At tho Con vs1ll6n 2 sss,s.s ls.A ilsssls 2
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