Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-24

MORAL CousAGE-iIave the courage to disrharge debt wb.ie you have the money ir yol' pocket.
 Have tue courage 10 speak your nind ~heu :i is necessary you should do so. aud hold Your tongue s:.eu 1t Is prudeat t. do SD.
 Have Hue courage to speak to < friend in s-edy" coat. even though you are in compa Ey wiia risu c;,e, aut! we'll astirad.
 Have The Courage to own you are Door. and ttss dissTfa poverty U: it's s:,arpest sting.
 t1avs ts- courage to " cuL' tie m ,st agree ah;e acq.sain;ance You have. wIea you are eOHs'nced ihat he lacks principle. 4 frieud SaU2'd sss.ar with friends iafirGi,ies but not viIl his vices.
 nave the courage to show your respect for ncaestv. in whatever guise it app:ars and yoE coAtenp: for dishonesty and duplici.y. by Nh0DsOevef exhibited.
 Have the courage to wear your old clothes snnl yoa can pay for new ones.
 Have the courage |, obey your own ts,- science. at the risk of being ri5icuied by men.
 Have the courage to wear thick boots in the winter esd insist upon your wife and dauyhters Gssng sAe sADe1
 Have shs cosnes so prefer comfort and pro- psssty So fnshios. ID all things.
 Have tk. courage to pay the pristcr. whss yOa sss m aassasagss Tor your paper.
 GzoDss D. kcCLRLlAx-In reviewing Ne. CIeslah report Of the organization and cam r&iEaa 0f fks Army of the retonac, the Bn4Rsssst Standard says:
 h. ssckenisg story of McClelsns miser- aSls sondact- ,h- iDterminsble delays, tAe pal try sxccsss. iia csBstan, whinperiugs for more aen, vhes hs probably knew that his army greatly octGanbersd ihe euemy, his terrible defect in ths Peainsulsr campaign. the unns- eessAEy lses cf teus sf .bolsands of lives. tkr5zga h8 fault. if not his ds;gn. lis repea cd refusal 0f ths urgent request of His generals to be ailossd the privilege of taking Richmond ~aea it Ay q sheir mercy. snd his dsobedi- encs cf esdsrs. and geserai conduct alter the bsil of Antistasu at last slowly s!ienattd him frcu asi shose true men who had. unril then, cllng t0 tks delusion which the newspapers had sasti!v. al first. created ia hls favor. Onc- the idol of his country. now he receives only the psaasi;ts ef the New York mob and of cop Perbssd rebel sympathisers, individually and lu eonvsatiou. From this depth he hopes to raiss himself by his pen. It is too late. The terrible record ia against him. History cannot forget cad will not fail to place him according to hEs merits. His book is like a culprit's plea against the jus. verdict uf Lis countrymen written to gloss over his terrible failures, and u:gra,e!u!ly cast the blame of them upon those who bore with him until forbearauce al. most became . crine.''
 E PAPER STocK.-Persons having rags, old nswspspers. or paper stock Of any description. ts dispose of at any other time, bad better look ii up a,.d sell it nov. az they will groba, b!y sever get ss much for it again.
 4 psnctusl man is very rarely poor man. and never . man of doubtful credit. His small accosnrs are frequently settled snd ss never meets with diticuI.y ia raising monay to pay large demands. SmsI debts neglected ruin crecil aad Whea man has lost that. he will hnd himself at the bottom Of u bill he cannot ascend.
 Life ;s a constant struggle for riches, which ws must scon leave behiad. They seem given to us as ths Iurse gives playting to child 10 amuSs 1t until il falls asleep.