Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-09

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 sHis,time that our people were gathering themselves up for the, State Election, which occurs only three weeks from next Monday, April 3d., We cannot carry the State for the right byS merely tbinkiag all will go right; we must act, as if everyiman of us were commit- tee of one, charged with the important duty of seeing that the issues of this canvass were full. y spread before and fully understood by our neighbors and that our neighbor was as ready to come tothe polls to deposit his ballot for Union men and Union principles as ourselves.
 Our rchosen leader has jast been re-inaugura- ted President of the United States for the term of four years In solemn and fitting words he has delivered his Inaugural address, which will hnd acoraial response, in the hearts of eyerJ loyal citizen of the Republic, Copperhead,
 and traitors will jeer at the simple phrases ir which the President anaounces the military ant political situation, and at the pointed and touch ing allusions which, he makes to the " sum
 aI villainies' and the cause of all our < sorrows So would they sheer rat1thei prophets of older time, who foretold the doom of the wicked and thefpal coming, of the Prince of Peace. .,
 rOur generals and our armies in the field and our navies upon the sea are doing all that brave men can do to hasten the final overthrow of the rebellion and the advent of permanent peace. Qar Congress, which has just adjourned, has wisely provided for the necessities of the Gov. srnment, and has presented to the States lastisg adjustment of the vexed question, upon which the war was begun, in the Constitutional 4msndnent abolishing Slavery forever from the land. nj Isaqbozc ei4Aags 4s5 s.. a4..ss .e lt is to uphold the chosen Chief Magistrate lR ms sincere and earnest efforts to re.establish the Nationsl authority, to uphold and protect our armies and naviss battling for the Union. to. atify the amendment to the constitution which shall do away forever with the hurt and pSissonn which which has so previously lascerated and oppressed sours nation, to- continue in ser. wee those who have long and faithfully upheld tas interests Of the State in times of unpar- slsled danger,to return to the national counsels those who have conferred and will confer honor upon their constituencies, to elect faithful, hon. est upright, patriotic men to our State legisla- tnres that weiare to come up to the polls on Monday, the Sd Of April, and deposit our votes aa our condolences direct and as God would feySk k fIEs t 4 Y t.
 Let us all see to 1t that not a vote be los. fsom this County that shall accrue to the vel
 tare ot our State andt the salvation of the Conn. try. The fact that our soldiers in the field do not vote for State Senators and Town Repre Mrsntatiyes M should not be forgotten Close towns should be thoroughly canvassed. Town Con- II ymnjttees should see to this, and if they don't individuals should ae We ought to have two 'shnrdsof theanextlegislature, and, will have if the Union men of the State do their duty. Lst'us havssa fullsand free, discussion of the 1ssaes between the two parties in this State, sad then leteysrY freeman endorse that which ne thinks most advantageous to the State and ssssiOaaaa ssaaqas .. 5. .ss . .ep yal The limited circle who peruse the w;r med Herald are frequently under the ;mnre.. s'sa that the editor is out of bis head. This ;a ass sn'asal'e.ssIn rhis last. issue he speaks of V lsssy srs hard scratching, ,, which not only pl0ves that hs has aa head, but that there's &akt<a nsZ4-hasri,as 4sksssN gsss.
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