Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-23
;gdeieaa FOR CONGRESS. !. FQUREH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT ,s JoHNsH.eHUBBARD. OF LrrcHssrLD.

sya ng,a si Egtf4 srsg st--a5tsa2 Sal 3s r f.4i. ,ros JOHN HUBBARD. OF LsrcHsysLD. .issoi4e3 saw $ sa---------.s------ 2 Hi519 a's 'assaa odi esls FOR SENATORS. .os-g 8es ORLANDO J. HODGE, of Col.brook. .Ss seM Dissa HENRYaW. PECK. of Bethlehem. ESQ itb sDsss. ROBBINS BATTELL, of Norfolk. tsa sGs;idaaa THE ElEcTros, @ 9aH es isssialq sai si 1e@ ~---' - II -'' Ds.''T .ga e ,wasb at8et9bnItdI E! T--- steBilein99 ts9ss rei .la ate glad to be able to say to our friends ss that the result of the canvas of the State is si most encouraging for the Union cause. The sreeess of our excellent State ticket is beyond elssa spsradyenture. We are morally certain to
 elect three outef four of our Congressmen, and yths single. .index finger" of the copperhead ,is democracy in New England is. visibly trem- Iitkblingpt Sam sWarsers prospects. Here in q, a5SL L,ch6sid County, we shall carry our three b epatou by increased majorities over last year, ndtsshall give our able and popular Con- aGg esstnan 1t least five hundred majority. Fair ]. ftsld County promises to give majority for sa the iUpion ticket, and we shall let them name a.theirio~n figures. Undoubtedly the yey slim asf n5ninatipn the coppers have made for Congress nd will materially contribute to this reault g --, asavs meks this brief statement, not in any isaspifit sfs undue expectation or over-sauguine ,ss prophecy much lsss with any wish to lead osS our 5riebds,o suppose it will not be necessary 'biatopoll a full vote to accomplish it. Our enc ,,s ss,, are too watchfal and too adroit not to lsq aaka advantage of my apathy they may iind lanin the Unior ranks, and are always ready to -, create or i9ment any division of our forces .npW Witness their recent abortive attempt to ere --. aae a,disision in this Senatorial District Y ,yasnotninating an outand out Union man to se. Ss SSsssurs their end. Witness the pats on the back .Iwhichshs dewnoisy inairontents in this county ~4tseceivsliroa their newspapers and their em- sa ployere. Our people remember that they are arlv lvciing to tp sustain the Union cause at hone
 and abroad. to sustain the Administration and -atherG Gosernnlent,i to put down rebellion and sG9the sG great. causes slavery and the States Righ.s doctrine, toput their stamp of deter bsminededisappsoval once mors upon the trea. ss seonable apprehension that annually rears
 It's venomous head and hisses its hate against .5sths Government aud the war for the Uuioa ~thers lin Connecticut. .ae ss.a.
 ,as sV While tue copperheads. however, apparently .sadespair5of carrying the State, or their con. eisgrsssmen on the main issue, they are turning .. '. their attention to the close towns" of the ssssatee with the hopes of defeating the Con asstisational Amendment in our State Legisla- sstare. To accomplish this result, which is .iethe lat aeapairing wrggle of the copper y1heads; ihey~ bring out every man to the
 polls where they have the least hope of cary.
 Ing their representatives. Te meet them on iothis ground. itbehooves our Union friends to ,saorninate their rstrongest and best meu in every town Tor the Lsgiislatpro, and then turn out nand poll every vote for them at the election.- With . fair day. we shall thus elect our State
 ticket by I've thousand majority, three Q. least sot onr four congressman, our State Senate al- sitaoet nnanimoua5 end two-thirds of the mem. ,abets of the Hoose oi Representatives.
 sISlTo this glorious end let not a vote be lost aipp the third of Apsil-one week from Mon. day uexti 10ias3s3l TO s.9ailo3G gs9 isA9ggg -a1aigs agon ssl .l-.a .a sy3s 5ta5 P s9ig9 s1t 10 sTHs CorpsR TRouslEs--We commisserate
 gouscopperhead friends in this Senatorial Dis. strict on tts awkward position in which they sars placed by the unexpected finale of their
 ashesrfailittle farcese The plot was beautifully
 laid, the characters well assumed. and the va
 stious parts well learned. but ,,.. s.s a. ss,
 .baitas Ths well lsid plans o'mice and men
 -4s,i Ohga1g agles.D1I ssaaafsgioaa}a laaj ans
 sdf Mesraspfry, however, to zee that they take
 stEsf troablesqso unkindly, They cannot con. .,essl Their great wrath and disappointmeut
 ,drhey takeno co1nssl Of philosophy, but rave
 isnasblSstsr and bellow, as though it psre .
 new thing isr children to get theis fingers burnt
 ,dmho play with fire. Their case reminds us oi
 ,shseAsbsateS one Of the monkey and the cat
 .sEhap pfinnsda sepaEsnssship to secure | feast
 ot roasted chestnuts. where, we believe, the cal
 ook his discontinue Hs more hl0sophicaly thar
 stAesmonkeys 1saal asis galess.s lo ssssi aaq .
 assghe ccppets meet again to try their luck
 snsxt AIondp at the slassic Clarke House. W,
 chops they will bs let seosrially alone thi. time
 -frsmansgsthsir o1niiaiters to suit themselves
 -4EejpisfSsgiiRg eassftsito foms1t ,divisions ii
 slksI1 aiipp fppss oaly meet with nerited con
 tempt and inextipguishshls laughtern w,
 shass 6ooIasth9so Interest itl their movement,
 ma Aapsa2y ySs}s, bqs o,vs hope they will adop l, the same choice resolutions over agaius and V,
 ,adYiss; ,hen oto opsn. ihsir little meeting or
 clIspday bsisinsipg aabsS chesrfal hymn, com
 mencing: Asas 1is
 z Why should ws mourn departed friends"